| "Do something!" Raymond James Stadium 16 January 2000 The background The 1999 Bucs were no offense and probably the greatest defense in team history. So it when they found themselves trailing to the Redskins in a game they were supposed to dominate, the defense knew that it had to make a point. John Lynch made the crucial play with an interception of future Buc Brad Johnson. He ran over the Buc offense on the sideline, spiked the ball and screamed "Do something" at his colleagues. Somehow rookie Shaun King got the Bucs downfield twice from then on, managed to score a pair of touchdowns, and thanks to a bobbled snap on a long fieldgoal attempt, hung on to win by a point and head to the NFC Championship game. The game situation The Bucs were trailing 10-0 as Brad Johnson dropped back and threw deep down the left sideline. Lynch swoopd in for the pick and the Buc offense finally began to come to life. Click here for all the game reports |
| The 100 Greatest Plays in Buccaneer history Welcome to the next and best countdown that we have ever run on BUCPOWER.COM. Featuring every one of the 32 years that the Bucs have played NFL football, we have clips of memorable touchdowns, bloopers, decisive moments and trick plays. From the ridiculous to the sublime, this is a countdown to bring back a lot of memories for Buccaneer fans of all ages around the world. Whereas the top 20-30 plays do stand out and are able to be ranked subjectively (and have been by some of the Tampa media), the early plays are generally spread out across the years and can only be placed approximately in terms of their importance. |
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