Team and Individual Records
Some team records set in 1982 still stand. The following would remain team records if averaged and projected out to a full 16-game season:
- Fewest penalties allowed in a season (38)
- Fewest yards penalized in a season (297)
- Most fumbles in a game (8 vs. New York Jets, 12/12)
The following remains a record due to the shortened season, but is not on pace for a record if projected out to a full season:
- Fewest sacks allowed (11), only one short of the 12 allowed by the 1979 team
The following records set in 1982 have since been broken:
- Fewest passes intercepted (11, broken in 2002)
- Most rushing attempts by an opposing player (34 by John Riggins of Washington on 9/19, broken by Heath Sherman of Philadelphia on 10/6/1991)
- Most points placekicking, single game (14 by Bill Capece against Chicago on 1/1/83, later tied by three others and broken twice by Martin Gramatica)
Read more about this topic: 1982 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Season
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