The Tampa Bay Buccaneers shored up their defensive line with the addition of DeMonte Capeheart with the No. 155 pick in the draft, and now, they've shored up the offensive line with pick No. 160. The Buccaneers selected Notre Dame guard Billy Schrauth with the No. 160 pick, giving some depth to an offensive line room that needs it. Schrauth is Tampa Bay's second offensive player in six picks, with Georgia State wideout Ted Hurst joining him as the only other offensive player picked by the Bucs so far. Schrauth has some upside that could have seen him go higher if not for injuries. A team captain at Notre Dame, Schrauth is able to handle double teams decently well and has strong hands that deliver a good pop. He also has good size at 6-4. 310 pounds. That being said, those injuries are significant, as he suffered an ankle injury in 2024 and then a knee injury in 2025 that caused him to play just seven games that year.…