The Buccaneers have signed David Sills, a 6-foot-3, 211-pound wide receiver who most recently played for the Falcons in 2025, appearing in all 17 games with four starts and posting a career-high 18 receptions for 191 yards and two touchdowns.

The move follows recent BPA roster additions like offensive tackle Justin Skule and defensive lineman Rakeem Nunez-Roches, part of Tampa Bay’s effort to replenish depth after Mike Evans left for the 49ers and Sterling Shepard remained a free agent.

Sills entered the league as an undrafted player in 2019 and has spent time with the Bills, Giants, Falcons, and now the Buccaneers, bringing veteran experience to the receiver room.

The signing signals the Buccaneers’ strategy to stabilize the receiver corps with a veteran-like contributor familiar with the offense, potentially easing the need to draft an immediate-impact X receiver.

Ongoing updates and rumors on Sills and other moves are being tracked through NFL insider reporting and social media channels.

Falcons roster moves and context on other positions are noted to provide background on teams ahead of voluntary workouts.

Sills isn’t expected to become a full-time starter, but could add depth at the X position and help Tampa Bay avoid over-reliance on the 2026 draft for this role.

Sills’ departure from Atlanta is framed as a sign of the Falcons’ improving depth at wide receiver, while the Buccaneers’ staff continuity with Zac Robinson may have influenced the move.

Nunez-Roches’ signing had been reported late last week before the official team announcement, reinforcing the defensive line depth plan.

Sills’ arrival adds depth and aligns with Zac Robinson’s system, while leaving room for additional WR targets in the April draft.

Overall, Sills brings NFL experience and versatility as a depth receiver, part of a broader offseason roster reshaping for Tampa Bay.

The discussion around Robinson’s offensive approach is noted, with some humor or critique suggesting his influence affects moves like Sills’ decision to sign with Tampa Bay.