Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tickets
Buy Tampa Bay Buccaneers tickets and check out one of the NFL's most animated teams. The Buccaneers became part of the National Football League in 1976 as an expansion team. The franchise had some tough years at the beginning, losing their first 26 games, but eventually found their stride to join the other great teams in NFL history.
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In 2009, fans buy Tampa Bay Buccaneers tickets to check out the exciting courageous performances of 23-year-old Corner Back Aqib Talib who is one of the league's leading interceptors.
Fun Buccaneers Facts:
'¢ The Buccaneers is the only team in the NFL with a Pirate Ship in their home stadium'¢ The first 1000-yard rushing season by a Tampa Bay Buccaneers player was accomplished by Running Back Ricky Bell in 1979.
'¢ The Buccaneers hold the NFL record for having and an incredible 69 consecutive games with at least one sack in 2003. In that same year the club had a streak of 50 consecutive games with at least one sack and one forced turnover.
'¢ The Buccaneers have three players in the Pro Football Hall of Fame including Lee Roy Selmon, Steve young and Randall McDaniel.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers tickets are often available online and considered one of the best buys in the league as the club competes against the elite teams in the NFL. Click on the game that interests you to see what seats are available. Buccaneers tickets make great gifts for all football fans.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers tickets for their home games at the adventurous Raymond James Stadium are often available online. One of the features of the stadium is the 103 foot, 43-ton steel-and-concrete pirate ship which fires soft rubber footballs and confetti every time the Bucs score or enter an opponents red zone. The stadium is so much fun and so beautiful that it has become one of the common locations for the Super Bowl.
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are currently owned by Malcom Glazer and coached by Raheem Morris. The club has participated in 10 playoff games advancing 6 times to Divisional Conference Championships and then stunning the NFL with their first Super Bowl appearance and win in 2002.
