One of the most incredible stats in Buccaneer history is held by Danny Reece who played the first five seasons for the franchise. In 1979, he returned 70 punts and only had one fair catch. The following year, it was 57 and one. The guy must have had a death wish or nerves of steel. Compare that with Tim "I'm waving for a fair catch before he even punts the ball" Brown. Adger "Lead Dog" Armstrong was James Wilder's faithful blocker for three seasons and Nathan Wonsley came from nowhere in 1986 to replace the injured Wilder before sustaining a broken neck on special teams that ended his footballing career. Vince Workman came from Green Bay in 1993 but flattered to deceive and Tim Ryan's brief appearance in this number came when Sam Wyche used him as an extra tight end and didn't want him to keep reporting as eligible from his normal No.64 shirt. Of the most recent players, David Gibson managed to wear both 22 and 34 in addition to some games in the 46 jersey, Nate Lawrie was nothing more than a back-up, Blue Adams was a special teams' demon and Christian Yount handled the long-snapping for part of a season Three recent players to wear the number have been full backs and it does seem as this is the future position area that will be seen in the future. BEST EVER TO WEAR No.46 FOR THE BUCS - DANNY REECE

Click on the player's name for their profile page, Buccaneer stats and picture galleries Years Player Pos 1976-80 Danny Reece CB 1983-84 Adger Armstrong FB 1986 Nathan Wonsley RB 1992 Tim Ryan G 1993-94 Vince Workman RB 2000-01 David Gibson S 2004 Nate Lawrie TE 2005-06 Blue Adams S 2009 Ryan Purvis TE 2011 Christian Yount LS 2013 Spencer Larsen FB 2014-15 Jovorskie Lane FB 2016 Austin Johnson FB 2021 Carson Tinker LS