Tampa Bay was awarded the National Football League's 27th franchise in 1974 with the first kickoff scheduled for 1976. Tampa Bay stunned the football world when it reached the 1979 NFC championship game in only its fourth season. The Bucs clinched the NFC Central title with a dramatic 3-0 win over Kansas City in a driving rainstorm and then defeated Philadelphia 24-17 in playoff action to advance to within one game of the Super Bowl. But in the NFC championship, the Los Angeles Rams prevailed with a hard-fought 9-0 victory.

The Buccaneers reached the playoffs for the second time just two years later in 1981. They again won the NFC Central division championship with a 9-7 record. As was the case in 1979, it took a dramatic 20-17 final-week win over the Detroit Lions to clinch the title. Selmon on defense and Williams at quarterback were once again key players for the Buccaneers. With head coach Jon Gruden at the helm and young stars leading the way, the new-look Buccaneers captured their first NFL championship with a convincing 48-21 win in Super Bowl XXXVII against the Oakland Raiders.

Evoking the nostalgia of midcentury architectural plans, these illustrations lay out the details of some of the game's legendary fields. Each drawing is accompanied with that stadium's design specs and highlights history of the team. The completed print has an aged finish that gives the impression of a vintage document.

Framed artworks are wrapped and packed snug and securely in a box.

Size selection is the entire size of item - including frame. Example 12x18 inches means the entire item including the frame is 12x18 inches

• Unique gift idea that will impress. A real conversation starter
• Impressive Line Art with stadium design specs and highlights history of team
• Designed in midcentury architectural Blueprint style
• Professionally printed and framed with museum quality materials. Made in the U.S.A

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