You've heard this one before: The Tampa Bay Buccaneers haven't had an individual 10-sack season since Simeon Rice racked up 14.0 QB takedowns in 2005. It hasn't quite reached the level of the famous franchise kickoff return drought that Micheal Spurlock finally ended in 2007, but the Bucs' unwanted run in this category has become notable. It's the longest drought for any team in the league, with Jacksonville having last had a 10-sack performance in 2006. The other 30 teams have all had at least one since 2010.
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One Dozen Debates: Breaking the Buccaneers' Sack Drought
