Moving away from the 1-19 specialist numbers, we come to some of the most well-used numbers in Buc history and one that was worn by one of the best players in franchise history too and one that will also be retired after the final owner made the Hall of Fame. From Vince Kendrick's initial and only carry for the Bucs in the first game in 1976 through to Ronde Barber's immortal 92- yard interception return that started in Philadelphia and wound up in San Diego, No.20 has seen a lot of players come and go. Neal Colzie was a good member of John McKay's secondary for several seasons and former Cowboy Ron Springs had his moments covering for James Wilder when the latter was injured. James Brooks remains the only Buc to have ever played in the British Football League and Jerry Gray became a defensive co-ordinator following the end of his playing days in the NFL. But when it comes to the all-time best, there really is no contest. Ronde finally made it to Canton and was part of the most important play in the history of the Tampa Bay franchise. BEST EVER TO WEAR No.20 FOR THE BUCS - RONDE BARBER

Click on the player's name for their profile page, Buccaneer stats and picture galleries Years Player Pos 1976 Vince Kendrick RB 1976 Reggie Pierson CB 1980-83 Neal Colzie S 1984 Michael Morton RB 1985-86 Ron Springs RB 1987 Rick Woods S 1988-90 Odie Harris S 1991 Robert Wilson FB 1992 James Brooks RB 1993 Jerry Gray S 1997-2012 Ronde Barber CB