Nostalgic Bucs 'Creamsicle' Uniform Unveiled In Throwback Video

TAMPA, FL — The Tampa Bay Buccaneers began playing in 1976 as the NFL's 28th franchise.

Now that the team is nearing 50 seasons on the field, the franchise decided to revive the original uniforms with a color combination of Florida orange, red and white, producing what became known as the "Creamsicle" uniforms.

On Wednesday, the Bucs unveiled the 2023 version of the "Creamsicle" uniform in a video that harkened back to the 1970s and featured current stars Mike Evans, Chris Godwin, Lavonte David and Antoine Winfield in addition to such team legends as Mike Alstott, Rondé Barber and Derrick Brooks.

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Comedian Bert Kreischer and make-up entrepreneur Jaclyn Hill, both Buccaneer fans, also appeared in the video.

The Bucs will debut the new uniform on Sunday, Oct. 15, when they face the Detroit Lions at Raymond James Stadium. The players will take the field in orange jerseys, white pants, orange and white socks, and white helmets bearing the celebrated "Bucco Bruce" logo.