2021 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Season.

BUCS' 2021 Opponents

*** PRESEASON ***
08/14 - Bengals - Saturday - 7:30 PM - Raymond James Stadium
08/21 - Titans - Saturday - 7:30 PM - Raymond James Stadium
08/28 - Texans - Saturday - 8:00 PM - AWAY

*** REGULAR SEASON ***
09/09 - Cowboys - Thursday - 8:20 PM - Raymond James Stadium
09/19 - Falcons - Sunday - 4:05 PM - Raymond James Stadium
09/26 - RAMS - Sunday - 4:25 PM - AWAY
10/03 - Patriots - Sunday - 8:20 PM - AWAY
10/10 - Dolphins - Sunday - 1:00 PM - Raymond James Stadium
10/14 - Eagles - Thursday - 8:20 PM - AWAY
10/24 - Bears - Sunday - 4:25 PM - Raymond James Stadium
10/31 - Saints - Sunday - 4:25 PM - AWAY
11/00 - BYE WEEK
11/14 - ReadSkins! - Sunday - 1:00 PM - AWAY
11/22 - Giants - Monday - 8:15 PM - Raymond James Stadium
11/28 - Colts - Sunday - 1:00 PM - AWAY
12/05 - Falcons - Sunday - 1:00 PM - AWAY
12/12 - Buffalo Bills - Sunday - 4:25 PM - Raymond James Stadium
12/19 - Saints - Sunday - 8:20 PM - Raymond James Stadium
12/26 - Panthers - Sunday - 1:00 PM - AWAY
01/02 - Jets - Sunday - 1:00 PM - AWAY
01/09 - Panthers - Sunday - 1:00 PM - Raymond James Stadium

*** PLAYOFFS ***
01/00 - Buccaneers vs. TBD - Let's Make History
01/00 - Buccaneers vs. TBD - Let's Make History
01/00 - Buccaneers vs. TBD - Let's Make History

*** SUPERBOWL ***
02/13 - BUCS' vs. TBD - SoFi Stadium Inglewood, Ca. Let's Make History

NFL' 2021 SEASON DRAFT

BUCCANEERS FRESHMAN CLASS

With the 2021 NFL Draft officially in the books, we should kept in mind, our Buccaneers returned each and every starter from our Super Bowl Championship and are aiming for a consecutive title for #3. As seen in 2020, our rookies can field a major role (Antoine Winfield Jr. and Tristan Wirfs as an example), and while starting spots aren't up for grabs, some rotational and key depth roles are game.

NFL' 2021 Season Draft

With the 2021 NFL Draft officially in the books, we should kept in mind, our Buccaneers returned each and every starter from our Super Bowl Championship and are aiming for a consecutive title for #3. As seen in 2020, our rookies can field a major role (Antoine Winfield Jr. and Tristan Wirfs as an example), and while starting spots aren't up for grabs, some rotational and key depth roles are game.

“Remembering Our Heroes Festival”

Saturday, May, 29, 2021

Wanted - Fanatical Tailgate Fans

There is no experience in the seven seas quite like tailgating at a Tampa Bay Buccaneers game. The smell of grilling, camaraderie, and drink brings together the greatest fans in the NFL to enjoy the best day of the week, GAMEDAY.

We want to share your experience and invite you to email photographs with a note on what makes your experience special. If you host a regular tailgate or a "Watch Party" you would like us to share, please email details to us today and also join our FaceBook page CLICK HERE---> FACEBOOK BUCFANS

We're very fortunate in Tampa Bay and some other NFL stadiums promote tailgating and their fans taken full advantage of the experience. If your life goal is to tailgate or join others on Gameday, this will become your guide on where to start and finish. If you are just looking for the best time possible join our FaceBook page today. For everyone not on soctal media, we will list the rankings for the best fan tailgating and/or watch party for every "World Champion" Tampa Bay Buccaneers gameday.

Super Bowl LV Buccaneers Broken Records

Super Bowl LV was an historic life moment Buccaneersfan.com will never forget.

Yes... The BUCS dominated the Chiefs for much of the game becoming the first ever NFL team to win (or even play) in a Super Bowl in their home Raymond James Stadium. But there were also other records set at the game.

According to BuccaneersFan.com, these Super Bowl records were also set in Super Bowl LV:

Most Games – 10, Tom Brady
Most Games, Winning Team – 7, Tom Brady
Oldest Head Coach, Winning Team – 68, Bruce Arians
Oldest Player, Game – 43, Tom Brady
Most Pass Attempts, Career – 421, Tom Brady
Most Passes Completed, Career – 277, Tom Brady
Most Passing Yards, Career – 3039, Tom Brady
Most Touchdown Passes, Career – 21, Tom Brady
Most First Downs by Penalty, Team – 6, Tom Brady
Most First Downs by Penalty, Both Teams – 9, Tampa Bay (6) vs. Kansas City (3)
Most Touchdowns, QB-Receiver Tandem, Career – 5, Tom Brady-Rob Gronkowski

SUPER BOWL RECORDS TIED IN SUPER BOWL LV

Most Fumbles, Career – 5, Tom Brady
Most Fumbles Recovered, Career – 2, Patrick Mahomes
Fewest Touchdowns, Team – 0, Kansas City
Fewest Rushing Touchdowns, Team – 0, Kansas City
Fewest Passing Touchdowns, Team – 0, Kansas City
Fewest Punt Returns, Team – 0, Tampa Bay
Fewest Punt Return Yards, Both Teams – 0, Tampa Bay vs. Kansas City
Fewest Fumbles Lost, Both Teams – 0, Tampa Bay vs. Kansas City
Fewest Turnovers, Team – 0, Tampa Bay

CONGRATULATIONS JOHN LYNCH

Named to Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2021

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers selected John Lynch out of Stanford in the third round, 82nd choice overall, of the 1993 NFL Draft. A hard-hitting and smart play-making safety, Lynch was a vital addition to the Buccaneers defense that soon dominated the NFL.

He worked hard to earn a permanent starting role in 1996, his fourth pro season. Lynch made the most of his opportunity as he racked up more than 100 tackles and tied his career-high with three interceptions. From that point forward, he was the anchor of Tampa Bay’s secondary on a defense that perennially ranked among the NFL’s best.

Lynch was voted to the Pro Bowl for the first time following the 1997 season. It was the first of nine Pro Bowls to which he was elected. He earned first-team All-Pro recognition three straight years from 1999 to 2001.

In 2002, he was an integral part of the Buccaneers’ championship season that was capped with the franchise’s first Super Bowl title. Lynch contributed 96 tackles (50 solo), three interceptions, and 12 passes defensed as Tampa Bay finished 12-4. His strong play continued through the postseason when he added five tackles in the divisional playoff, six more tackles in the championship game and registered one tackle and pass defensed in the Buccaneers’ Super Bowl XXXVII victory.

Lynch signed as a free agent with the Denver Broncos in 2004 where he played the final four seasons of his 15-year career. He helped lead the Broncos to a conference championship game appearance in his second season in Denver. That year he recorded a career-high four sacks, intercepted two passes, forced four fumbles, and racked up 69 tackles. He added three solo tackles, one assist and one pass defensed in the 1995 AFC Championship Game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

In all, Lynch played in 224 regular season games, recorded 26 interceptions returned for 204 yards, added 13 sacks, and registered more than 1,000 tackles. He was credited with 90 or more tackles in a season nine times during his career.