Daily Bucs Links: Roberto Aguayo's dad

Rob Gronkowski will be on the cover of 'Madden 17' - SBNation.com
Gronkowski made it to the finals of the fan vote last year, but this time he's made it to the cover.

The Saints seem just fine with Drew Brees' $30 million cap hit and pending free agency - SBNation.com
Just a well-run organization all around.

New features, gameplay changes for upcoming 'Madden NFL 17' revealed - SBNation.com
It's getting to be that time for a new game in the "Madden" franchise, so here's a quick look at early feature and gameplay announcements.

Seahawks still lead the way in athletic testing in the NFL - SBNation.com
Most of the league's successful franchises draft highly athletic prospects.

Why we care about Ricardo Lockette, a retired receiver with 22 career catches - SBNation.com
The Seahawks receiver has just 22 career catches, but he got everything he wanted out it.

Bucs Support Invictus Games Participants
Clinton McDonald and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleaders visited Orlando this week to show support for injured servicemen and women competing at the Invictus Games.

Bucs Plan to go Deep on Defense
With the use of sub packages soaring and the desire to have fresh legs up front as often as possible, the Buccaneers expect to have 15 or 16 defenders they consider 'starters' in 2016.

Bucs Rookie Club Bowls with Firefighters
The 2016 Buccaneers Rookie Club went bowling with Tampa Fire Rescue first-year firefighters on Friday.

SR's Fab 5: Versatility The Key In Tampa Bay; Bucs' 53-Man Roster Preview | Pewter Report
Versatility is the key as the Bucs have taken a page out of the Patriots Way playbook, an early look at a potential Bucs' 53-man roster, and Tampa Bay's TEs

Bucs' rookie class already building chemistry to spare | Tampa Bay Times
The Bucs' 2016 rookie class -- 20 deep, including undrafted free agents -- had a busy Friday, with a morning seminar on making smart financial decisions, an afternoon trip for a friendly bowling competition against rookies from Tampa Fire Rescue, then a group trip to Tropicana Field to catch the Rays' game against the Athletics.

For Roberto Aguayo's father, immigration led to a Bucs' life | Tampa Bay Times
TAMPA — It was only the second day of rookie minicamp and Bucs placekicker Roberto Aguayo was already growing emotional remembering the time they tore down the goal posts.