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Buccaneers still lack an edge rusher after Day 3 of free agency, keeping questions about the pass rush alive.
Tampa Bay added Kenneth Gainwell, Alex Anzalone and A'Shawn Robinson as valued signings but questions remain on impact.
Rivals in the NFC South have been more aggressive, with Panthers and Saints making notable signings.
The Buccaneers face ongoing needs at interior line depth and cornerback after Dean's departure.
The team remains hopeful that the draft could deliver a value pass rusher and fill remaining gaps.
The article emphasizes Tampa Bay's need to keep pace with an improving NFC South.
The article notes Mike Evans’ departure and Jamel Dean’s exit as significant losses for the defense.
The piece frames the draft as a critical opportunity to strengthen edge rush and depth.
There is an implied assessment that the division could be shifting away from Tampa Bay if upgrades stall.
The report is authored by River Wells, a sports journalist from St. Petersburg.

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Carolina Panthers released A'Shawn Robinson to save $10.5 million in cap space during the early 2024 free agency period.
Robinson joined the Buccaneers after being released, adding a veteran interior defender to Tampa Bay's rotation.
Robinson was a key contributor for Carolina, appearing in all 17 games last season with 65 tackles and 2.5 sacks.
Analysts say letting Robinson go could complicate Carolina's playoff aspirations given his production.
The release came as Carolina targeted edge-rushers and linebackers during tampering period discussions.
Robinson's release is described as a surprising but expected move after two seasons with the Panthers.
The article notes the Panthers' guard tandem is strong when healthy but questions center protection.
Robinson's performance improved year over year and he was pivotal in Carolina’s playoff push before leaving.
The move has generated expectations of a potential divisional clash when Carolina faces Tampa Bay in 2026.
The report highlights the impact of Robinson's departure on Carolina's front seven and cap strategy.

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Panthers release A’Shawn Robinson to create about $10.5 million in cap space ahead of the 2026 season.
Robinson had eight sacks across two seasons with Carolina and 2.5 sacks in 2025.
The Buccaneers signed Robinson to a one-year, $10 million fully guaranteed deal after he left Carolina.
Carolina’s release is framed as the right move to improve the cap situation while keeping Derrick Brown.
PFF graded Robinson’s career in Carolina as not meeting the 65+ threshold in recent years.
The release and cap move are part of Carolina’s broader offseason spending strategy.
Robinson’s departure was seen by some as a strategic but not catastrophic loss for Carolina.
The release occurred amid negotiations around funds for Jaelan Phillips and Devin Lloyd’s contracts.
Robinson’s departure was timed with a broader cap-spread effort to remain competitive in free agency.
The analysis noted Robinson’s production decline relative to the best linemen in the league.

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