The arrival of Zac Robinson as the Buccaneers’ offensive coordinator not only reinforces the style and relationship with Baker Mayfield —who previously worked together when Robinson coached the Los Angeles Rams—but also opens the door for several players and assistants familiar with his system in Atlanta to potentially end up in Tampa Bay. This makes particular sense if they fit the Bucs’ needs and if free agency and salary cap space allow it. The Bucs could even sign players from the Falcons.
1. Kyle Pitts (TE): The big target
The tight end position is the name generating the most buzz. Kyle Pitts, the former fourth overall pick in the draft, is one of the best playmakers in the NFC and will be a free agent in 2026 if the Falcons don’t retain him with a tag or extension.
- Why he fits in Tampa Bay: The Bucs could need a playmaker at the position if Cade Otton leaves — and Pitts is elite at creating mismatches on the route.
- Risk: The price would be high, and Atlanta could use the franchise tag or extend it.
If the Bucs offer real space at the top and a central role in attack, Pitts would be a risky but high-impact move.
2. Tyler Allgeier (RB): Power back for Tampa
Another notable name is Tyler Allgeier, a future free agent. He rarely gets the spotlight, but he’s a short, physical, and consistent running back with over 2,800 rushing yards since arriving.
- What it offers: A good complement as a second-level runner, physical for wear and tear and protection.
- Situation on the Bucs: With Rachaad White likely out and Sean Tucker restricted, Allgeier could compete for snap volume.
3. Elijah Wilkinson (OL): Versatility in the line
Tampa Bay’s offensive line is strong when healthy, but depth is always a factor when competing. Wilkinson has played all season at right tackle for Atlanta and can also play guard.
- Fit: It provides versatility and can be a solution to injuries without losing level of play.
Falcons’ 2026 Free Agent List
Offensive
Kyle Pitts (TE) – UFA
- 2025: 73 receptions, 797 yards and 4 TDs.
- Physical star with great potential as a vertical playmaker.
Tyler Allgeier (RB) – UFA
- 2025: 396 rushing yards and 8 TDs as a supporting back.
- Strong downhill racer with community gaming experience.
Elijah Wilkinson (OL) – UFA
- Starting point guard for the Falcons for the entire 2025 season.
- He can play as a tackle or guard.
David Sills V (WR) – UFA
- Deep receiver with rotation experience.
- Product of special equipment and as WR3/4.
Felipe Franks (TE) – UFA
- Tight end with robust blocking and limited involvement in reception.
Teagan Quitoriano (TE) – UFA
- Limited involvement in offense. Second-line profile for rotation.
Jamal Agnew (WR) – UFA
- Veteran receiver with skills in special returns.
- It can provide depth and versatility.
Defensive
Arnold Ebiketie (EDGE) – UFA
- Pass rusher with speed and consistent pressure.
Leonard Floyd (EDGE) – UFA
- Veteran with experience as a quarterback pressure.
- It provides leadership and pass rush rotation.
Kaden Elliss (LB) – UFA
- Linebacker with the ability to tackle and play on third down.
DeAngelo Malone (LB) – UFA
- Linebacker with a good engine and contribution in mixed schemes.
- You can play in subpackages.
Troy Andersen (LB) – UFA
- Versatile LB with experience in both defense and special teams.
Josh Woods (LB) – UFA
- LB with a backup role and participation in special teams.
- It provides rotation and coverage.
Dee Alford (CB) – UFA
- Cornerback with experience in slot and nickel coverage.
- Ability to play in multiple formations.
David Onyemata (DL) – UFA
- Veteran defensive tackle with inside pressure.
- It provides consistency in the defensive line.
Special teams
Bradley Pinion (P) – UFA
- Punter with experience and solid statistics in 2025.
- It provides stability in the kicking game.
Would coaches from Atlanta also be included?
The Falcons’ staff includes some interesting names who could follow Robinson:
TJ Yates – Passing Game Coordinator / QBs Coach
Former quarterback with experience in several franchises, he knows Robinson’s system and could fit well as quarterbacks coach or even with responsibilities in the passing game.
Ken Zampese – Senior Offensive Assistant
A veteran with years of experience and a knack for creating offensive plays and maintaining calm within the staff.
He helps keep the offense intelligent and balanced.
Last shot. Realistic bets for the Bucs
Best case:
- Kyle Pitts arrives to transform the TE position in Tampa.
- Tyler Allgeier strengthens a backfield in need of physical options.
- Wilkinson provides extra protection in the OL.
- Yates or Zampese help to consolidate the new scheme.
Contract realism and cap space:
Convincing Pitts will require weight and strategy—Atlanta can either keep him on the tag or extend his contract. Other free agents are less expensive and easier to fit onto the Bucs’ roster without sacrificing future resources.
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