NFL Free Agency: Bucs, Saints Shake Up NFC South

0:00NFL stories making news on March 10th. NFL free agency kicked off with big shocks in the NFC South. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers lost wide receiver Mike Evans, who agreed to terms with the San Francisco 49ers. Meanwhile, their division rival, the New Orleans Saints, saw linebacker Demario Davis head to the New York Jets on a two-year $22 million deal. That contract includes $15 million fully guaranteed, a huge get for the Jets. Davis has been a key leader on the Saints' defense since joining them from the Jets back in 2018. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the hit to New Orleans. The Saints were starting to build momentum, maybe climbing out of the NFC South Basement with young quarterback Tyler's show stepping up. Losing Davis weakens their defensive core right when they need him most. The Buccaneers aren't standing still though. They added death with their own signings, setting up running back Bucky Irving and new partner Kenneth Gainwell for bigger roles in divisional. Matchups. As free agency rolls on, these moves shake up the South. Expect more

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