RING OF HONOR
Super Bowl 37
Draft Busts
Backup Quarterbacks
All Star University
100

This inductee coached the Buccaneers to their first Lombardi Trophy in Super Bowl 37

John Gruden

100

The Buccaneers played this team in SB 37

Oakland Raiders

100

The first overall pick in 1986, he never played a single game for the franchise.

Bo Jackson

100

This man currently backs up Tom Brady

Blaine Gabbert

100

Mike Alstott

Purdue

200

Nicknamed the "A Train" he joined in 2015

Mike Alstott

200

This city was host of SB 37

San Diego

200

A star at Miami, which is why he went first overall in the 1987, he would actually become a two-time Pro Bowler and enjoyed a 21-year NFL career, his time in a Bucs uniform was poor, to say the least.

Vinny Testaverde

200

This man has made more than 40 million dollars in his NFL career as a back up

Mike Glennon

200

Warren Sapp

Miami

300

Added in 2009, this man has an Expressway named after him 

Lee Roy Selmon

300

This performer joined No Doubt and Sting during the halftime show

Shaina Twain

300

During his three seasons at Florida State, he had separated himself as possibly the best kicker in college football history.

Roberto Aguayo

300

This man was the first pick in the short lived 2019 AAF QB Draft

Josh Johnson

300

Ronde Barber

Virginia 

400

Added in 2017, this man is better known for writing checks then performance on the field

Malcom Glazer

400

This man won MVP of SB 37

Dexter Jackson

400

Prior to the 2007 draft, a dominant defensive end out of Clemson, he suffered from a serious heart condition. Tampa Bay threw caution to the wind and selected him anyways with the fourth overall pick.

Gaines Adams

400

This man backed up Brad Johnson in the Super Bowl winning season

Rob Johnson

400

Lee Roy Selmon

Oklahoma 

500

Added in 2011, he was a four-time Pro Bowl selection and a key offensive weapon for the 1979 NFC Central championship squad 

Jimmy Giles

500

This Raiders player went missing for nearly 24 hours before the game and was later diagnosed with bi-polar depression 

Barrett Robbins

500

Sandwiched right in between two Hall of Famers in Cortez Kennedy and Junior Seau, the Buccaneers took a swing and a miss when they drafted Alabama linebacker with the fourth overall pick in 1990.

Keith McCants

500

This man, a brief starter, is now coaching at the University of South Florida

Shaun King

500

Jimmy Giles

Alcorn State

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