The NFC South faces plenty of reason for intrigue heading into the 2020 NFL season. Between the Atlanta Falcons, Carolina Panthers, New Orleans Saints, and Tampa Bay Buccaneers, each team made fascinating additions to their respective rosters.

What grabbed the most attention was the additions the Buccaneers made. Tampa Bay managed to lure Tom Brady in free agency and pulled off the surprising trade for Rob Gronkowski after he chose to come out of retirement. As a result, their Super Bowl odds experienced a boost.

The decision by the Panthers to move on from Cam Newton was another notable move that occurred around the NFL this offseason. In an effort to replace the 2015 MVP, Carolina signed Teddy Bridgewater in free agency to be their next starting quarterback.

There were some moves that went a bit under the radar that could pay off in a major way. Between the Saints landing Emmanuel Sanders in free agency and the Falcons signing Todd Gurley, those veteran acquisitions could pay off in a major way in 2020.

Let’s not forget about the 2020 NFL Draft as each team made helpful pickups. In the first round alone, the NFC South added Derrick Brown (Panthers), Tristian Wirfs (Buccaneers), A.J. Terrell (Falcons), and Cesar Ruiz (Saints). All of those players will play an important role out of the gate.

With that being said, let’s take a look at the top five moves the teams in the NFC South made during the offseason.