BUCPOWER.COM was established in January 2002 and has become renowned
around the world as the most detailed archive for any NFL team. It will reach the
staggering total of 100 million hits in the spring of 2021.
Every player has their own profile page, every game is reviewed with statistics,
pictures and reports and every season and game is covered in full with reports and
video highlights. There are now over 9,400 different screens on the site together
with over 14,600 images dating back to the founding of the franchise in 1976. And it
has been and always will be free to access.
BUCPOWER.COM was created and is maintained by Paul Stewart. Based in
England, he has been a fan of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers since 1982 and has
become widely accepted as the leading historian on the franchise.
He established a British Buccaneers fan club in December 1984 and ran it for nearly
30 years where it became renowned as the leading NFL fan club in the country.
ABOUT PAUL STEWART
He has worked extensively in the sports media on both sides of the Atlantic including
presenting Sky Sports’ coverage of the NFL in 2001 and 2002. He has also worked
for the BBC, Channel 4 and Channel 5 as well as the printed British media.
On the other side of the Atlantic, he has appeared regularly on Tampa sports radio in
addition to being a regular columnist for the former Tampa Tribune. He has also
covered many other sports including golf’s European Tour for the American media.
He has worked for many years with the Buccaneers PR team on the production of the
annual media guide and has helped over 200 former players with pictures and
highlights from their NFL careers.
In 2009, he was the subject of an NFL Films documentary surrounding the
Buccaneers’ trip to London to play in the International Series game against New
England, most of which also appeared in Tampa Bay’s official 2009 season review
film. He also replaced Gene Deckerhoff on Buccaneer radio during the game and
called Josh Freeman’s first NFL pass.
Living in Devon, he is a past Captain of one of England’s most renowned golf clubs
and is a three-time Club Champion and former course record-holder.