We move into the realms of the offensive line numbers now but the first player to wear No.60 for the Buccaneers was actually a defensive end, Wally Chambers. He was twice named NFC Defensive Player of the Year but with Chicago and was almost totally washed-out by the time he arrived in Tampa in a trade for a first round pick. Randy Grimes took over as the Bucs' center from Steve Wilson and held the job for nearly a decade before Tony Mayberry put on the mantle for a similar length of time. Grimes became the first Tampa Bay player to have appeared for five different Buc head coaches, John McKay, Leeman Bennett, Ray Perkins, Richard Williamson and Sam Wyche. Paul O'Connor was a member of the 1987 replacement team but the next two players to take the No.60 job each made a whole bunch of starts in Buc colours, three-generation lineman Jim Pyne who went on to become an assistant coach with the team, and Cosey Coleman who played five seasons in Tampa before bolting for Cleveland as a free agent in April 2005. The last six owners of the jersey have no more than a handful of appearances between them with current occupier, Nick Leverett, being one of the back-ups on the offensive line throughout 2021 and then a starter in his second NFL season. BEST EVER TO WEAR No.60 FOR THE BUCS - RANDY GRIMES

Click on the player's name for their profile page, Buccaneer stats and picture galleries Years Player Pos 1978-79 Wally Chambers DE 1983-92 Randy Grimes C 1987 Paul O'Connor G 1994-97 Jim Pyne G 2000-04 Cosey Coleman G 2006 Darrell Campbell DT 2010 Brandon Carter G 2013-14 Scott Solomon DE 2015 Jeremiah Warren C 2019 Nate Trewyn C 2021- Nick Leverett G