Nobody's perfect, so I am guessing more like 2-14, and many post-season casualties, like Coach Art Shell and his loser staff, plus Randy Moss (unless he can get better at acting like he is actually trying to catch balls, rather than avoiding hits and giving up interceptions - what a candy ass he turned out to be).
Pretty f*cking sad state of affairs for the Raider Nation...
I didn't know that. I thought they had said on TV a week ago nobody has done it, but even if a team has it's still a fine achievement.
I'm sorry, they went 0-14, back when the season was shorter.
The Buccaneers joined the NFL in 1976 as an expansion team. Former University of Southern California (USC) head coach John McKay was hired to pilot the club, but Tampa Bay?s first season was a dismal one. The club became the first team in NFL history to lose all 14 regular-season games, suffering five shutouts and fielding the conference?s worst offense and defense. The Buccaneers? losing streak grew to a league-record 26 consecutive games as the club lost the first 12 games of its second season.
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