BUCPOWER.COM is back with daily updates to the site and on social media
platforms. A lot has happened behind the scenes in recent months with over
4,000 screens being modified and improved in appearance with meta tags
added for faster internet searches. Every one of the 1,346 profile pages has
been updated into a new format and all of the 49 season screens have been
improved. All of the 801 game screens are in the process of being modified
with video clips being added to each.
New features such as Buccaneer trivia and the weekly connections quiz will
keep the most recent convert or hardened fan interested as well as the daily
birthday feature where every player will be featured during the year.
And with 2025 being the 50th season of Buccaneer football, the historical element of the franchise will be
featured more than ever and of course there is only one place to come to find all of that - BUCPOWER.COM.
Every game, every player, everything Bucs. Paul Stewart
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 Tampa Bay Buccaneers have had 12 prior head coaches to Todd Bowles - how do they rank from
worst to first? I was joined by Denis Crawford, author of two books about the Bucs, to discuss each of
them, from John McKay to Bruce Arians. The best, the worst, the really worst. How they got the job,
why they lost the job and some amazing stories to go along with them This podcast is available on
Spotify, iTunes and all similar sources or you can download it as a mp3 file directly below.
CLICK HERE FOR THE BUCCANEER HEAD COACH RANKING PODCAST
Our rankings were split into three groups of four. The lowest quartet deals with the really bad coaches
in franchise history although for three of them, at the time seemed to be absolutely the right decision.
The only one I have ever disagreed with at the time was giving Leeman Bennett the job in 1985 over
Wayne Fontes. Going 4-28 in two seasons proved my point and is why Bennett is ranked worst of all.
The middle quartet has some nice seasons, nice stories but ultimately no playoff appearances.
Raheem Morris got closest of all in 2010 but is ranked down for the way the following season ended.
Ray Perkins rebuilt the roster from the Bennett disaster and receives a lot of praise from Denis on the
podcast for that. As for Sam Wyche, if he had only focused on the fundamentals of coaching.