From 1976 -1986 the jersey number 93 never surfaced in a regular season game on a defensive player, for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. A span of eleven years went by before the number 93 was ever worn. However, the first player ever to dun number 93 was tight end Mark Witte an 11th round draft …
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Roy Miller
Former Texas Longhorn and current Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive tackle Roy Miller was a significant contributor as a rotational player last season, but could be on the cusp of becoming a starter in 2010. The 22-year old, 6-foot-2, 310-pound Miller is entering his second season with the Bucs. He was part of the rotation at …
After practice today, several of the Tampa Bay Buccaneer players spoke with members of the media. The future of the Franchise and rookie signal caller Josh Freeman talked about what he has learned this season…whether or not he thinks the team is what they have shown the past couple of weeks. Rookie defensive tackle Roy …
Just how effective will the Tampa Bay Buccaneers defense be in 2009, you ask? Well if pre-season is an early indicator, fans need not fret over the new scheme under defensive coordinator Jim Bates. The team is giving up 3.30 yards per carry,as a whole, but based on the numbers the right side consisting of …
I’m sure that no one is too surprised to hear the announcement that last year’s 2nd round draft pick, WR (and I use that term only because I’m forced to) Dexter Jackson has been released by the Buc’s one day before they are forced to cut down to their 75 man roster. It’s actually a …
From my perspective of all four quarterbacks, Josh Johnson has the quickest release of any of them, steps up in the pocket and delivers the football with accuracy. He did not get rattled when things broke down or when he was hurried, even with the bobbled shotgun snap he maintained his composure and instead of …
Tampa Bay Buccaneers young guns have impressive showing as veterans rest. Second year pro Josh Johnson and first round pick Josh Freeman show poise under fire as they guided the offense in Friday mornings practice. It would seem, that many media pundits have been singing a different tune of late, when it comes to first …
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers today announced that they have signed DT Roy Miller to a four-year contract. ProFootballTalk.com, is reporting the total base value of Miller’s deal is $2.52 million and includes a $770,000 signing bonus. Miller’s 2009 cap value is $502,500K, followed by $587,500K in 2010, $672,500K in 2011 and $757,500K in 2012. Miller …

