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This series of articles will celebrate (or laugh at) some of the worst professional sports teams of all time. I will focus on teams within my lifetime so expect the worst from the 1970s to present day. 

In 1976, the NFL decided to expand to 28 teams, adding the Seattle Seahawks and Tampa Bay Buccaneers into the NFL fraternity. Neither team had high expectations in their first season, but few would have guessed how horrible the Buccaneers would end up in their initial season.

The Buccaneers first move, before they stepped on the field was name former USC head coach, John McKay to patrol the sidelines. McKay had a very successful tenure with the Trojans, winning 4 National Championships, while compiling a 127-40-8 record. Some critics were against the hire, because McKay had no previous NFL experience. However some thought McKay’s winning ways from USC would transfer over to the Buccaneers.

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