Est. 1976
Tampa Bay
Buccaneers
Ronde Barber – CB – 47 Interceptions
AP via John Raoux
Est. 1976
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Did you know?
The Buccaneers became the first post-merger expansion team to win a division championship, a playoff game, and host and play in a conference championship game — accomplishing all three feats during the 1979 season.
Team History
- In 1977, the Buccaneers switched from the AFC to the NFC conference, where they have remained.
- In 1979, the Buccaneers reached the NFC Championship game in only their fourth season. However, they were defeated by the Los Angeles Rams, 9-0.
- After the 2001 season, the Buccaneers left the NFC Central division and joined the NFC South.
- The 2002 Buccaneers won their first Super Bowl (XXXVII) when they defeated the Oakland Raiders, 48-21.
Team Facts
- Seasons: 49 (1976–2024)
- Winningest Coach: (W-L-T) Jon Gruden (57-55-0)
- Super Bowl Titles: 2
- Record going into 2024 season: (W-L-T) 308-450-1
- Playoff Record: 12-12
- Most Career Yards Rushing: James Wilder, 5,957 (1981-89)
- Most Career Yards Passing: Jameis Winston, 19,737 (2015-19)
- Most Career Receptions: Mike Evans, 762 (2014-23)
- Most Career Sacks: Lee Roy Selmon, 78.5 (1976-84)*
- Most Career Interceptions: Ronde Barber, 47 (1997-2012)
- Most Career Points: Martin Gramatica, 592 (1999-2004)
- Current Team Owner: Glazer Family
*Sacks prior to 1982 are not official
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