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Analyzing Vincent Jackson Signing Bucs

Joe Soriano — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 16:33:16 +0000

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers finally have their bona fide No. 1 receiver, and it isn’t Marques Colston. The most consistent receiver in the league re-signed with the New Orleans Saints on a five year deal. No, we got a guy who can stretch the field and has dangerous athleticism and is a height mis-match for [...]

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Remember Back In The Day…Creamsicle!

Dustin Staggers — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 01:50:21 +0000

I had to make the picture huge, just for all those that forgot what our uni’s used to look like when we were the Yucks, or the Sucks, or the Yuckaneers or the worst, the Suckaneers. They were creamsicle, we know!!! Most people around the country hate them, and always seem to mention them as one of the worst sports uni’s ever (I personally go with the Nuggets cityscape jerseys of the 90′s). There are plenty of fans around the Bay Area who you see walking around with the throwback Lee Roy Selmon, the one metioned in the picture above.

There has been talk for two years that we migth run with the retro jerseys in one of our home games, ala San Diego and Buffalo who routinely bring out their retro jerseys. Buffalo and Saint Diego’s retros though maybe my two favorite jerseys of all time…ours are creamsicle. Pewter Report is saying today that although they have no official announcement from the team, they have “learned” that the Bucs will bring out the retro’s vs the Packers on November 8th, 2009 at Ray Jay.

It has been over 13 years since the Bucs last rocked these Testaverde proof fits, and I can’t lie, I’m excited.

Willie Anderson A Buc?

Dustin Staggers — Wed, 03 Sep 2008 22:45:17 +0000

Adam Schefter of NFL.com is reporting that Willie Anderson has narrowed his search down to 3 teams, the Bucs, Ravens and Chargers. The Ravens and the Bucs would seem to have the more pressing need at LT. Surprising the Bills aren’t on this list, being as though Jason Peters is still holding out. If i was a player though, I couldn’t blame them for not wanting to go to Buffalo.

I have to think he would be the starter at LT, even with the progression of LT Donald Penn throughout last season and this camp. Anderson was the 10th overall selection by the Bengals in the 1996 draft, and has been selected to the last 5 Pro Bowls. He would be a big veteran addition to our young line and further cement this unit as finally one of the strong points for the Bucs as opposed to normally being the worst unit on the team.