The 1994 Buccaneer draft review Rd Selection Pos 1 Trent Dilfer QB 2 Errict Rhett RB 3 Harold Bishop TE 4 traded to Dallas for S Thomas Everett 5 Pete Pierson T 6 Bernard Carter LB 7 Jim Pyne C Click here to review the entire 1994 NFL draft For 1994, the draft was reduced to seven rounds. The Bucs drafted 6th in the first round, and then 5th, 4th and 6th in subsequent rounds. 1 - QB - Trent Dilfer - Fresno State - OK pick Tough call this one - was Trent worth the sixth overall pick? He has gone on to become an average NFL starter for nearly a decade and won a SuperBowl. But every Buc fan will have been judging him against the challenge of saving the franchise. Great guy, not a great quarterback and only an average performance for this high a choice in the draft. 2 - RB - Errict Rhett - Florida - Good pick For two years, he was the Buc running game gaining over 1,000 yards in 1994 and 1995. He then held out for half a season and never again did anything really worthwhile in the NFL. A serious waste of a great collegiate talent. 3 - TE - Harold Bishop - Louisiana State - Terrible pick Played in six games and never caught a ball. But somehow Rich McKay traded him to the Browns where he was equally unspectacular, in return for a pick that turned out to be Mike Alstott. 4 - traded to Dallas for S Thomas Everett - Good trade Played two seasons in Tampa and proved the veteran leadership in the secondary that the Bucs needed. 5 - T - Pete Pierson - Washington - Good pick Hung around on the Bucs longer than any other player from this draft and played in over 100 games even if he started only a handful. Was signed and re-signed to the roster a couple of times in his early pro days. 6 - LB - Bernard Carter - East Carolina - Wasted pick Never played a down for the Buccaneers. Never played football in the NFL at all. Had been a defensive end in college and played only sparingly at linebacker which was the position the Bucs tried him at. The brother of future first round pick Kevin Carter out of Florida. 7 - C - Jim Pyne - Virginia Tech - Great pick Spent four seasons with the Bucs and started at guard for two of them before moving on to play for Detroit and Cleveland as part of an eight-year NFL career. The third generation of his family to play professional football. Summing up 1994 Not a bad draft overall with some fair offensive performance over a couple of years but no serious stand-out excellent choices. Only one player from the draft failed to make the final roster at some point.