BUCPOWER.COM was created in January 2002 and has had over 100 million hits since its inception. It has and always will
be free to access and is the definitive source of historical information on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for fans worldwide.
The definitive roster from the 50th season of Tampa Bay Buccaneers' football. Starters,
back-ups and the reasons behind each selection. None of the popularity contest picks from
the Bucs’ own selection poll. This is the real deal from someone who was watched every
Buc game either live or on film.
Click here for all the players selected to the roster and the reasoning behind them
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23 October 2011 - Bucs 18 Bears 24 - London Calling Part 2
A second International game in three years and a second straight defeat at Wembley
Stadium. The Bucs fought back from a 21-5 fourth quarter deficit but four Josh Freeman
interceptions and a costly personal foul penalty on Aqib Talib were too much for the Bucs to
overcome. Earnest Graham sustained what would turn out to be a career-ending injury in
the first half.
Click here for the game reports, statistics and pictures
The Buccaneer commentary crew totals
Sunday’s game in New Orleans will be called by Kenny Albert and Jonathan Vilma who also
called the win over the Jets in Week 3 and who graciously spent some of their time in the
media area talking to yours truly about all things Buccaneer history. Kenny also called the
2011 game featured above on our Play of the Day.
Kenny is now firmly in second place in the all-time list of Buccaneer regular season games
called with this being his 67th. He will
still be 22 behind Dick Stockton but is
closing the gap with around four Buc
games a year. Sam “It’s a power play
goal” Rosen is in third with Tim Ryan a
game behind. Tim called the first Buc
game I ever obtained on film, the 1985
season opener in Chicago so is a voice I
know well.
Daryl Johnston leads the all-time analyst
list with 42 games, four ahead of the
legendary Hank Stram. Troy Aikman is
closing in with 33 after adding another
one to his tally on Monday night in
Detroit.
The Buccaneer radio play-by-play list for
the last 36 years of course stands with Gene Deckerhoff into the 720s, TJ Rives on six and
yours truly on one.
