Tampa Bay Buccaneers

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers (sometimes abbreviated as the Bucs) are a National Football League team based in Tampa, Florida, currently owned by Malcolm Glazer and coached by head coach Jon Gruden. The team, along with the Seattle Seahawks, joined the NFL as 1976 expansion teams.

Players of note

Pro Football Hall of Famers

• Lee Roy Selmon (the first pick in the 1976 draft and the Bucs' first ever pick)
• Steve Young (Began NFL career with Tampa Bay, appearing in 19 games. Acquired by San Francisco 49ers in 1987 for a second- and fourth-round draft choice and cash.)

Current players

• Will Allen SS
• Mike Alstott FB
• Ronde Barber CB
• Anthony Becht TE
• Josh Bidwell P
• Derrick Brooks LB
• Michael Clayton WR
• Joey Galloway WR/PR
• Damian Gregory DT
• Brian Griese QB
• Ike Hilliard WR
• Chris Hovan DT
• Brian Kelly CB
• Sean Mahan OL
• Luke McCown QB
• Anthony McFarland DT
• Jermaine Phillips FS
• Michael Pittman RB
• Shelton Quarles LB
• Simeon Rice DE
• Chris Simms QB
• Greg Spires DE
• Matt Stinchcomb G
• John Wade C
• Kenyatta Walker OT
• DeWayne White DE
• Carnell Williams RB

Retired numbers

• 63 Lee Roy Selmon

Not to be forgotten

• Ricky Bell
• Mark Carrier
• Reggie Cobb
• Steve DeBerg
• Warrick Dunn
• Paul Gruber
• Wayne Haddix
• Keyshawn Johnson
• John Lynch
• Hardy Nickerson
• Errict Rhett
• Warren Sapp
• Dwight Smith
• Steve Spurrier
• Doug Williams
• James Wilder