5 Sexy Buccaneer Players Who Are Not Married
Yes, you read the headline right! “5 Sexy Buccaneer players who are not married.” This list hit’s close to home because Im single, live in St. Petersburg and Im looking for a man. Just kidding, or maybe Im not. This list however is for my single ladies who live in the 813. There are so many eligible bachelors that play for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Not all of them are married, there are some who are single and ready to mingle. Season is about to start, so give them some time. Come February, they will be back out in these streets!
Earlier this week on the radio I opened up the phone lines and asked the ladies about the players who were sexy and not married. There were a lot of calls that came in but most of the men mentioned are already married. Sadly that may not matter to a lot in Tampa but it does to me. Below are 5 Sexy Buccaneer players who are not married. Are there some that I am missing? Feel free to email me [email protected]
Rachaad White
Rachaad White is a Running back for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. According to his teammates he has brought a lot of excitement to the organization. He’s a young tender ladies, check out his Instagram to get a closer look.
Kyle Trask
Go Gators! Hey, Kyle Trask! Not sure if he has a girlfriend but we for sure know that he’s not married. Plus he’s a ginger, we love a ginger!
Payne Durham
My favorite thing about Payne is his mustache. He’s 6’5 ladies and he loves rock music! Check out his Instagram to see more of his sexiness!
William Gholston
William Gholson is one of Tampa Bay’s Angles. He is always giving back and looking out for others. He’s a single dad ladies, get at him!
Jordan Whitehead
Jordan Whitehead is a safety for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers! We love a man with Lucious locks in Florida. Make sure check out his social media and let me know what you think.
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Ranking Tampa Bay Buccaneers QB's From Best To Worst
Tom Brady
Obviously we have to put the GOAT as our number 1 pick for best QB’s in Tampa. Tom brought home a Super Bowl championship to Tampa and added to his impressive ring collection. He was 5-2 in the playoffs, Super Bowl MVP and Pro Bowler. Kind of a no-brainer.
TAMPA, FLORIDA – FEBRUARY 07: Tom Brady #12 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers celebrates after defeating the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LV at Raymond James Stadium on February 07, 2021 in Tampa, Florida. The Buccaneers defeated the Chiefs 31-9. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)
Brad Johnson
It only makes sense that our other Super Bowl winning QB gets the #2 spot on the list. Brad was also a 2002 Pro Bowler. During his 4 years in Tampa he had a 26-23 record and had 64 TD.
Trent Dilfer
Trent Dilfer was our starting BQ before the Brad Johnson era. He was one of the reasons the Bucs we’re somewhat fun to watch during the 1996-1999 seasons. He played for 6 years in Tampa and had a 38-38 record with 70 TD.
Trent Dilfer #12, Quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers calls the play on the line of scrimmage during the National Football Conference West Division game against the San Diego Chargers on 17th November 1996 at the Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego, California, United States. The Buccaneers won the game 25 – 17. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Allsport/Getty Images)
Baker Mayfield
After a full season as the Buccaneers starting QB, we thought a fair ranking of Baker would be in the 4th spot. Mayfield ranked among league-leaders in passing touchdowns (7th), passing yards (9th), completions (10th) and passer rating (12th). He became the second player in Buccaneers history to throw for 4,000+ yards, 25-or-more touchdowns and 10-or-fewer interceptions in a single season, joining Tom Brady. As of March 2024 there is still no word on Baker’s next move or current contract. Let’s wait and let him Bake…
Shaun King
Shaun King played on the Buccaneers from 1999-2003. His record was 14-8 with 24 TDs, and 18 INTs. King had a reputation of being good enough to not get in the way of a solid game performance, but not good enough for a deep playoff run.
3 Sep 2000: Quarterback Shaun King #10 of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers looks to pass the ball during the game against the New England Patriots at the Foxboro Stadium in Foxboro, Massachusetts. The Buccaneers defeated the Patriots 21-16.Mandatory Credit: Jamie Squire /Allsport
Doug Williams
Doug Williams spend most of his career in Tampa where he played 67 games and 73 TD. Williams took the team to the playoffs three times in five seasons. Although he never won a Super Bowl in Tampa, he did go on to win SB XXII and earned MVP with the Washington Redskins.
Steve Young
If we could go back in time, we would’ve liked a couple more seasons with Steve Young. Although his time in Tampa was short and he never got the Bucs to the playoffs, he did go on to win two league MVPs and a Super Bowl ring with the 49ers.
Steve Young #8, Quarterback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers feeds the ball to Running Back #32 James Wilder during the American Football Conference West game against the Los Angeles Rams on 5 October 1986 at the Anaheim Stadium, Los Angeles, California, United States. The Rams won the game 26 – 20. (Photo by Rick Stewart/Allsport/Getty Images)
Vinny Testaverde
Picked first overall in the 1987 NFL Draft, Vinny Testaverde had high expectations in Tampa. Even though he never made it to a Super Bowl with the team, he still holds several franchise records.
22 Oct 1989: Quarterback Vinny Testaverde of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers looks to pass the ball during a game against the Washington Redskins at Tampa Stadium in Tampa, Florida. The Redskins won the game, 32-28. Mandatory Credit: Doug Pensinger /Allsport
Josh Freeman
Many Bucs fans may remember the dark ages of the Josh Freeman era. His record was 24-35 with 80 TDs and 66 INT. The whole team was struggling during these years and Freeman wasn’t much help. He was eventually released in the middle of his fifth season.
Jameis Winston
We may get some heat for this one. But we think Jameis Winston is one of the worst QBs in Bucs’ history. Even though he had a very successful college career at FSU, in his 5 years with the team he had a 28-42 record with 88 INT. Often blowing the lead in the 4th quarter. Both his first and last throws with the team were pick six’s. All definitely not worth a number 1 round draft pick. And let us not forget about the crab legs incident.
Steve Spurrier
The first round draft pick from UF, Steve Spurrier became the first starting quarterback in Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ history. Although his professional career did not live up to the hype, he still became a very successful coach.
2 Dec 2000: Head coach Steve Spurrier of the Florida Gators is carried off the field by players following the Gators” 28-6 victory over Auburn to win the Southeastern Conference (SEC) Championship at the Georgia Dome in Atlanta, Georgia. DIGITAL IMAGE Mandatory Credit: Jamie Squire/ALLSPORT
