Tampa Bay's top draft pick, and one of its surprising (and underpaid) contributors from last season, might not be around Friday when the Buccaneers report to training camp.

First-round pick Aqib Talib has come no closer this week to signing a deal, according to a report in Thursday's St. Pete Times.

The Bucs did sign third-round choice Jeremy Zuttah Wednesday but still has to take care of Talib and second-round WR Dexter Jackson.

In addition Greg White, who led the team in sacks last year, is not happy with its offer of less than a half-million dollars and may show it by not reporting Friday. The Tampa Tribune first reported the development, saying that little progress has been made since April.

Saturday morning the Bucs hold their first practice. WDAE will broadcast live from the Disney Wide World of Sports Complex from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.