Player Profiles
SPARQ = Speed, Power,Agility, Reaction, Quickness
2016
6' 0"     207
Arm length
31 3/4
Hands
9 7/8
Bucs trade up for kicker
Buccaneers receive:
2016 second-round pick (No. 59): Roberto Aguayo
Chiefs receive:
2016 third-round pick (No. 74): KeiVarae Russell
2016 fourth-round pick (No. 106): Eric Murray
    Specialist drafted - 2016
    Aguayo, Roberto   K    6'0"    207    Florida St.    Pick 28, Round 2 (59)    Buccaneers    5.5
    Kaser, Drew   P    6'2"    212    Texas A&M    Pick 4, Round 6 (179)    Chargers    5.3
    Edwards, Lac   P    6'4"    209    Sam Houston St.    Pick 14, Round 7 (235)    Jets    4.8
    Dixon, Riley    P    6'4"    221    Syracuse    Pick 7, Round 7 (228)    Broncos    4.8
    Landes, Jimmy   LS    6'1"    240    Baylor    Pick 35, Round 6 (210)    Lions    4.7

From buccaneers.com
Fantasy Sharks: The Buccaneers traded up to draft the rookie from Florida State so you would imagine they will work him to the top of their depth chart. He was the most accurate kicker in college football history. However, he was inconsistent from over 40 yards out. We will have to see how that translates to the NFL, but clearly due to his college success, Aguayo can ascend to be one of the top kickers in the game.
2015 season
Kicking stats       XPts    Made-Att    Pct    01-19    20-29    30-39    40-49    50-99    Long    Blkd    Pts
                         49-49     21-26       80.8     1-1       9-9        6-6       4-7        1-3       51        1       112

Charles Davis:  "Roberto Aguayo comes from Florida State, so the natural comparison is Sebastian Janikowski, who was a first-round pick in 2000. Janikowski is pure power, but Aguayo has more power than you think." --

DLF ranking - #NR
Pos. ranking - #NR
Best Comparison:  Graham Gano
Roberto Aguayo - K
NFL grade5.5
Backup or eventual starter
'16-ADP
  00.00
Contract:
6/7/2016: Signed a four-year, $4.053 million contract. The deal included a $1.147 million signing bonus.