Bucs' Offseason Moves: Can They Rebound in 2026?

0:00It's March 22nd. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. NFL free agency is shaking up the league as teams gear up for the 2026 season, and the latest power rankings from NFL media's Eric Edholm. Reflect that. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers sit at number 19 overall after a busy offseason. They lost key players but made several additions to try and rebound from last year's lay collapse. The Buccaneers started strong in 2025, but stumbled hard, dropping seven of their last nine games and handing the NFC South title to the 8-9 Carolina Panthers. Widersyver Mike Evans and cornerback Jermel Dean, both departed in free agency, leaving big holes in the offense and defense. To counter that, Tepa signed running back Kenneth Gainwell, linebacker Alex Enzelone, defensive tackle Ashan Robinson, and edge-rusher Al Quadine, Muhammad. Still, questions linger about whether these moves truly improved the roster, especially

1:00with uncertainty around quarterback Baker Mayfield and coach. Todd Bulls heading into next year. In the NFC South, the Panthers lead the packet number 17, while the Atlanta Falcons rank 22nd and the New Orleans Saints, 23rd. Other teams like the Las Vegas Raiders win aggressive to position for their draft pick at quarterback, even like the quieter Minnesota Vikings. As free agency wraps up, all eyes turn to the draft and how these rankings might shift with the next wave of changes.