Exclusive: Why the Buccaneers’ Bold Move to Interview Zac Robinson Could Change Their Offensive Future Forever

Tampa Bay’s on the hunt to fill a critical piece of their puzzle, and Zac Robinson is now in the spotlight for their offensive coordinator role, as confirmed by Rick Stroud over at the Tampa Bay Times. Robinson, who spent the last two seasons calling the shots for Atlanta’s offense, is stepping back into the interview room after Atlanta’s recent shakeup — they let go of Raheem Morris and are holding tight on other coaching interviews. Meanwhile, the Buccaneers have already sat down with Brian Callahan, signaling serious moves after parting ways with Josh Grizzard. What’s intriguing here is Robinson’s rise through the Rams’ ranks—from assistant QB coach to passing game coordinator under Sean McVay—which hints at the offensive acumen Tampa Bay might be craving. It’s a fascinating chess game unfolding, and I’ll be watching closely as everything develops. LEARN MORE

The Buccaneers will interview Zac Robinson for their offensive coordinator opening, Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times reports.

Robinson served as the Falcons’ offensive coordinator for the past two seasons.

The Falcons fired head coach Raheem Morris earlier this week. They denied the Cowboys permission to interview defensive coordinator Jeff Ulbrich for the same position, but they are letting Robinson interview.

The Bucs completed an interview with former Titans head coach Brian Callahan as they seek to replace Josh Grizzard, whom they fired earlier this week.

Robinson spent five seasons with the Rams, rising from assistant quarterbacks coach to passing game coordinator/quarterbacks coach under Sean McVay.