Bucs Hire Mayfield's Ex-Coach, Aiming for Offensive Rebound

It's April 1st. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is NFL News Today, your AI-powered football briefing.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers are shaking up their offense again, hiring Zach Robinson as their new offensive coordinator for 2026.

This marched their fifth coordinator in five-stray years, a clear sign they're chasing that perfect scheme.

Robinson links right back to quarterback Baker Mayfield from their days with the Los Angeles Rams in 2022.

There, he coached quarterbacks alongside Liam Cohen, who later took over as Bucc's head coach and unlocked Mayfield's best season ever, with over 40.

Touchdown passes. Now Cohen, head coach of the Jacksonville Jaguars, is hyping up the duo.

He predicts a huge rebound for Mayfield in his contract year, and the whole Bucc squad under Robinson's play-calling. Both guys need to prove it though.

Mayfield faded late last season, and Robinson had a rocky run as Atlanta Falcons coordinator.

Still, their shared history has folks believing they can spark something special.

Bucks might grab a couple offensive weapons in the draft this month to reload, aiming to recapture that electric attack from Cohen's ear.

Keep an eye on Tampa. They're rebuilding fast.