| The unstoppable A-Train Raymond James Stadium 13 October 2002 The background Mike Alstott may been one of the best power runners in recent NFL memory, but he only had seven 100-yard games in his entire career. This game against Cleveland in 2002 was one of them and all but five of those yards came in the second half. There was one memorable drive in this game in which he ran the ball on every play leading to the final touchdown in this easy victory. The A-Train whistles were blowing loud round Tampa by the end of this game, one that I was fortunate enough to be at as a guest of the Glazer family. The game situation The Bucs are leading 17-3 in the fourth quarter and are just trying to run out the clock. Alstott takes a hand-off, heads right and pretty much shakes off an attemped tackle from each member of the Cleveland defense on his way to a 19-yard gain. Click here for the game reports & pictures |
| The 100 Greatest Plays in Buccaneer history Welcome to the next and best countdown that we have ever run on BUCPOWER.COM. Featuring every one of the 32 years that the Bucs have played NFL football, we have clips of memorable touchdowns, bloopers, decisive moments and trick plays. From the ridiculous to the sublime, this is a countdown to bring back a lot of memories for Buccaneer fans of all ages around the world. Whereas the top 20-30 plays do stand out and are able to be ranked subjectively (and have been by some of the Tampa media), the early plays are generally spread out across the years and can only be placed approximately in terms of their importance. |
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