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• Bucs agree to terms with McCoy, Penn

  
  

  Tampa, FL (Sports Network) - The Tampa Bay Buccaneers and first-round draft pick Gerald McCoy have agreed to terms.

  McCoy, a defensive tackle from Oklahoma selected with the third overall pick of April's draft, reportedly agreed to a five-year deal.

  In addition, the Buccaneers have also worked out a six-year extension for offensive tackle Donald Penn.

  Financial terms of Penn's deal were not disclosed, but the St. Petersburg Times reports it is worth about $42 million.

  Penn had declined to sign a one-year tender offer as a restricted free agent. He has started 44 straight games at left tackle.

  "We're finishing up some language and paperwork [on McCoy's contract]," said Bucs general manager Mark Dominik before Tampa Bay's Saturday morning practice.

  "We're excited about having him for the afternoon practice. It's a great day for the Bucs in terms of securing two players who could be very important to this organization to long-term deals." McCoy earned All-American honors in each of his last three seasons at Oklahoma and last year had six sacks with 15 1/2 tackles for loss.

  07/31 11:30:06 ET