Free agent safety Sean Jones has agreed to a two-year contract with the Buccaneers. Jones played for Philadelphia last season after spending the first five years of his career with the Browns.

The Buccaneers are focused on the draft and won't be looking for any major acquisitions in free agency. "It's not Sam's Club. The mistake people make is that they see unrestricted free agents and then they see the restricted free agents, and they think it's the pick of the litter," Bucs coach Raheem Morris said.

Antonio Bryant has agreed to four-year deal with Cincinnati Bengals. Bryant's contract is worth $28 million, a source told ESPN.com's John Clayton. With incentives, he could make as much as $29 million. Cincinnati's addition of Bryant considerably lessens the possibility that the Bengals will sign Terrell Owens. Receiver Chad Ochocinco has been lobbying for the Bengals to sign Owens since the end of last season, when the Bengals' passing game lacked a deep threat. "There's always been the speculation and perception out there [about coming to Cincinnati] and Chad kick-started it and lobbied to have me here as a teammate and I welcome it with open arms," Owens, who made a visit to the Bengals, told the Cincinnati Enquirer. Bryant made a visit to Cincinnati on Tuesday, but ultimately left before completing a deal with the team. It had been reported that the Washington Redskins and the Miami Dolphins were interested in acquiring Bryant as well.

The Eagles have traded wide receiver Reggie Brown to the Buccaneers for an undisclosed pick in 2011. The Tampa Tribune reports that the pick will be in the sixth round. Agent Bill Johnson said Monday night his client is "grateful to have the opportunity to go to Tampa."