Granted the National Football League's 27th establishment in 1974 with the main opening shot planned for 1976, proprietor Hugh Culverhouse, a fruitful Florida charge legal advisor and representative, employed John McKay as the primary mentor of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. McKay had made incredible progress at the University of Southern California with four public titles in his 16 years and it was McKay who coordinated the structure interaction that prompted the Buccaneers' shocking early achievement. Selmon_Lee_Roy_Team_ActionAfter losing a group record 26 back to back games, the Bucs broke into the success section at New Orleans on December 11, 1977. After two years, Tampa Bay paralyzed the football world when it came to the 1979 NFC title game in just its fourth season. The Bucs secured the NFC Central title with an emotional 3-0 success over Kansas City in a driving rainstorm and afterward crushed Philadelphia 24-17 in season finisher activity to progress to inside one round of the Super Bowl. Be that as it may, in the NFC title, the Los Angeles Rams won with a hard-battled 9-0 triumph. One of the signs of Tampa Bay's initial achievement was a magnificent guard driven by Hall of Fame protective end Lee Roy Selmon, who was the Bucs' first draft decision and the main pick of the 1976 NFL draft. In his nine-season vocation, Selmon was named to the NFC Pro Bowl group multiple times and was chosen as the NFL Defensive Player of the Year in 1979. Disagreeably, the 1979 Buccaneers were driven by quarterback Doug Williams and running back Ricky Bell, who acquired 1,263 yards. The Buccaneers arrived at the end of the season games for the second time only two years after the fact in 1981. They again won the NFC Central division title with a 9-7 record. Just like the case in 1979, it required a sensational 20-17 last week prevail upon the Detroit Lions to secure the title. Selmon on guard and Williams at quarterback were by and by central participants for the Buccaneers. Albeit no divisional titles were granted in the strike-abbreviated 1982 season, the Bucs qualified for postseason play for the third time in four seasons by winning five of their last six games. A first-round season finisher misfortune to Dallas finished Tampa Bay's season. McKay resigned as mentor following the 1984 season following nine years in charge of the Buccaneers transport. In the years since McKay's takeoff, Leeman Bennett, Ray Perkins, Richard Williamson, Sam Wyche, and Tony Dungy all have filled in as the Tampa Bay lead trainer. With lead trainer Jon Gruden in charge and youthful stars driving the way, the new-look Buccaneers caught their first NFL title with a persuading 48-21 win in Super Bowl XXXVII.