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With the re-signing of head coach Joe Gruden and general manager Bruce Allen, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers look to continue their history of success in the front office and on the field. In addition to retaining five of their top free agents, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have acquired former Falcons running back Warrick Dunn and former Bears quarterback Brian Griese. RB Warrick Dunn is a 3-time Pro Bowl selection and Walter Payton Man of the Year Award winner, and Pro Bowl QB Brian Griese adds Super Bowl experience having won one himself. The Buccaneers ended last season with a winning 9-7 record, but Tampa Bay fans have higher expectations for their team this season, especially with this reinforced roster and great box office ticket sales.

Chosen by a board of team advisors, the name of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was derived from local pirate lore from that area off the coast of Florida. The Buccaneers, still a young team, were created as an expansion team in 1976 under the reigns of famous USC coach John McKay. Although the Tampa Bay Buccaneers started professional play at Tampa Stadium, the team moved to Raymond James Stadium in 1998, where they currently play today. The Buccaneers have had the success of playing some very talented footballers in their franchise history such as Hall of Fame quarterback Steve Young and Hall of Fame defensive end Lee Roy Selmon, who is the only player to have his name retired by the Bucs. Franchise accomplishments for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers include ten playoff appearances, six division titles, three NFC Championship games, and one Super Bowl in one Super Bowl appearance. With such an exciting team as the Bucs, ticket sales are historically high for this great franchise.