Click on the player's name for their profile page, Buccaneer stats and picture galleries Years Player Pos 1976-78 Dave Pear DT 1979-86 David Logan NT 1987 Fred Nordgren DT 1990-95 Scott Dill G/T 1999-01 DeMarcus Curry T 2002 Tutan Reyes G 2003-07 John Wade C 2008-13 Jeremy Zuttah OL 2015-22 Donovan Smith T

For the first decade of the Bucs' existence, the 76 jersey and the nose tackle position were one and the same for the franchise. Dave Pear came to Tampa in the original expansion draft and became the franchise's first-ever Pro Bowler following the 1978 season. He was then traded to the Raiders leaving the position ultimately in the hands of a 12th round draft pick. David Logan went on to start over 100 games for the franchise before moving into the radio booth and serving as the team's colour commentator alongside Gene Deckerhoff for several years before his tragically early death. Scott Dill played six years in Tampa but is most well-known around One Buc Place for being beaten up by wide receiver Lamar Thomas in a locker room fight, and John Wade solidified the center position after the Super Bowl year on arriving as a free agent from Jacksonville. The two recent owners have both been excellent offensive line draft picks. Jeremy Zuttah started over 75 games across various positions before moving on in a trade after the 2013 season and Donovan Smith was steady at left tackle for eight seasons including a Super Bowl but nowhere near the standard Logan played at. BEST EVER TO WEAR No.76 FOR THE BUCS - DAVID LOGAN