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Photo gallery: Bucs-Cardinals through the years

  • By Jeremy King, Times Staff Writer

Wednesday, September 14, 2016 1:35pm

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First place! Yes, we know, only one game has been played. But it seems like so long ago since the Bucs had the top spot all to themselves.

Things get tougher this week as the Bucs travel to play Arizona on Sunday. We thought you might enjoy looking through some photos from past games between the teams, including shots of the Bucs' first-ever home victory, in 1977.

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