The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have agreed to terms with guard Davin Joseph, offensive tackle Jeremy Trueblood, and free agent punter Michael Koenen, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports. Schefter reports that Joseph will sign a seven-year deal, Trueblood a two-year deal, and Koenen will sign a six-year deal on Friday. Joseph (6-foot-3, 313) has only played a full 16-game season twice in the five-year career, starting 67 of the 68 games and earning Pro Bowl honors following the 2008 season. A second-round pick (59th overall) out of Boston College in the same draft that netted Joseph, Trueblood has started 68 of 77 career games, though he spent the few weeks of the 2010 season playing behind restricted free agent James Lee. For his career, former Falcons punter Michael Koenen has a net average of 37.4 yards and has placed 150 of his 440 career punts inside the opponents' 20-yard line. Source: Mac's Football Blog
