The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will enter this year’s NFL draft with uncertainty about its starting cornerback and safety. The Bucs have not met with 37-year-old safety Ronde Barber (pictured), who will be entering his 17th season.

They also have not made a decision on what to do with cornerback Eric Wright, who missed games due to injuries and a suspension for Adderall use last year that took away the guarantee on his $7.5 million 2013 salary. The team is looking at several options for Wright, including cutting him, cut him and re-signing him to a more favorable contract and holding on to him and hoping he’s more reliable in 2013 and beyond.