Tampa Bay Buccaneers Tickets

The Tampa Buy Bucs open the 2009 season against the Dallas Cowboys and will stay tough most of the year. This is a team that will be looking to improve from a tough 2008 season, but there is talent here and you can expect to see some great times if you buy Bucs tickets. The Buccaneers definitely have their work cut out for them but you can expect these guys to be up for the challenge. Raheem Morris will be under plenty of pressure as a first year coach for the Bucs, but you can expect he will be working overtime to get this team to work. Warrick Dunn will be doing a great job of rushing once again, so expect some big plays out of him. And with Antonio Bryant there to catch the ball there should be plenty of opportunity to put points on the board. The 2009 Bucs season also sees the team travel to London halfway through the season to take on the New England Patriots. This will be an interesting aspect to keep an eye on if you are a fan and if you can get Bucs tickets for that game then you definitely want to think about it. While seeing them at Wembley would be quite an experience, you also can't go wrong with an NFL football game at Raymond James Stadium. Whatever Bugs football game you can get to it will be fun so get some Bucs tickets soon and be there for all the action!

The complete 2009 Bucs schedule

• September 13 - vs. Dallas Cowboys, 1 p.m.
• September 20 - at Buffalo Bills, 4:05 p.m.
• September 27 - vs. NY Giants, 1 p.m.
• October 4 - at Washington Redskins, 1 p.m.
• October 11 - at Philadelphia Eagles, 1 p.m.
• October 18 - vs. Carolina Panthers, 1 p.m.
• October 25 - Bucs vs. New England Patriots in London, 1 p.m.
• November 1 - Baltimore Ravens
• November 8 - vs. Green Bay Packers, 1 p.m.
• November 15 - at Miami Dolphins, 1 p.m.
• November 22 - vs. New Orleans Saints, 1 p.m.
• November 29 - at Atlanta Falcons, 1 p.m.
• December 6 - at Carolina Panthers, 1 p.m.
• December 13 - vs. NY Jets, 1 p.m.
• December 20 - at Seattle Seahawks, 4:15 p.m.
• December 27 - at New Orleans Saints, 1 p.m.
• January 3 - vs. Atlanta Falcons, 1 p.m.

Buccaneers Wembley Stadium tickets now available

The NFL is continuing its expansion into Europe and this year, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs New England Patriots takes place in London's Wembley Stadium on October 25, 2009. The NFL is growing in popularity across the pond, so there are a lot of American Football fans looking for Buccaneers Patriots Wembley Stadium tickets. That game should be a good one, and will be a great time for whoever gets their hands on Patriots Buccaneers tickets. If you want to get in on that action, don't delay because ticket demand is sure to be through the roof!

Tampa Bay Bucs News

The Bucs have seen a good season get better, as they have become one of the better teams in the league and look like they could make the playoffs. QB Jeff Garcia has shown that he is indeed a talented QB. The Bucs have a determined team that can grind out games with the best of 'em, and they could be a real threat in the NFC South. They are only one game behind Carolina, and even if they can't get pass them they could still manage to get into the playoffs. Be sure to get your Bucs tickets soon because after the Rays improbably win all of Tampa Bay has winning on their mind.

The start of the 2006 NFL season saw the Tampa Bay Buccaneers trying to improve on their 11-5 record of 2005. They acquired Oklahoma guard Davin Joseph with their first pick at the 2006 NFL Draft, and Boston College offensive tackle Jeremy Trueblood was their second. Other picks included Toledo quarterback Bruce Gradkowski, Notre Dame wide receiver Maurice Stovall, Julian Jenkins of Stanford, Penn State's Alan Zemaitis, North Carolina State tight end T.J. Williams, and Oregon Justin Phinisee. Following quarterback Luke McCown's injury, the Bucs signed seasoned quarterback Jay Fiedler as back up for Chris Simms. Matt Kranchick replaced T.J. Williams, who was out for the season after the injury mentioned above.

2006 was a poor season for the Bucs, as they finished fourth in the NFC South Division with a dismal 4-12 record. They lost the first four games, and finally managed to beat the Cincinnati Bengals by a single point in a 14-13 victory. Their worst loss of the season turned out to be the very first game, when they were beaten 27-0 by the Baltimore Ravens. As the season ground to a halt and the Buccaneers were forced to take stock, it was obvious that something was wrong at the Raymond James Stadium. The Bucs fans were understandably disappointed in their team's performance for the season, the first one in which a Tampa defense wasn't ranked in the top 10 since 1996.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers tickets will continue to sell, despite the dismal record of this previous season, and when the 2007 NFL season begins we should expect Bucs fans to be proud and to continue to go along to support their heroes, as they always have done. Maybe the dream season of 2002 can be rekindled, and the Bucs can make the Superbowl again. In football, there are no guarantees, only tickets to buy and games to attend, in the hope the seeming impossible can be achieved.

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Bucaneers history

The "Yuckaneers" have the unhappy distinction of being the first team to lose all 14 regular-season games, a feat they accomplished during their first season in 1976. Fortunately, there was nowhere to go but up, and steady improvement culminated in playoff berths in 1979, 1981, and 1982. If the signs looked encouraging, they were wrong. For a huge stretch of the 1980s and 1990s, there were no teams worse than Tampa Bay. Blooper reels from that period in the NFL are packed with Buccaneers slipping, stumbling, bumbling, and running in the wrong direction. The notion that Tampa Bay Buccaneers playoffs tickets would ever go on sale seemed absurd.

Help came in the form of head coach Tony Dungy in 1996. He drafted in younger, more talented players, and the Buccaneers' star rose once again, although Dungy wouldn't be around for the fruition of the club's progress. Playoff appearances from 1999-2001 encouraged team officials, and when they replaced Dungy with John Gruden in 2002, the final piece of the puzzle was in place. Gruden led Tampa Bay to its first Super Bowl in his first year. The absurdity of Buccaneers playoffs tickets was obliterated forever.

Though the Buccaneers have lost some of their momentum, they are regrouping for another assault on the NFL's ultimate prize. They've never had any trouble putting fans in the seats, thanks to their outstanding RJ Stadium, which features a $3 million pirate ship and other amenities. Tampa Bay Tickets for games are now tough to get, but TicketLiquidator has you covered with tickets as well as team info. To get your Tampa Bay Buccaneers tickets, click one of the "View Tickets" links

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are of course a huge draw, but they are not the only game in town. The Tampa Bay Rays are coming off a great season, so be sure that you get tour Tampa Bay Rays tickets as soon as you can. Them the NHL's Lightning are looking real good, and are managing to sell plenty of Lightning tickets.