Buccaners Star becomes viral in Savannah Bananas Game

It was a hectic week in Tampa Bay and the NFL with the new league year and the Free Agency that was born. The Buccaners took care of the business in the entire Free Agency and were still able to try to add a few more pieces to the NFL design in April, but overall it seems that they are currently.

Tristan Wirfs received his contract extension at this time last year and although he was not involved in contract negotiations, he restructured his contract to help the BUCs to achieve agreements with the free agents they signed in this market.

While Wirfs was able to sit back and relax while working in the front office, he was also a special guest at the baseball game Savannah Bananas in the Raymond James Stadium – the first game of the team played in a football stadium.

The bananas took the field to a 65,000, sold -out Ray J, and the crowd loved the fact that Wirfs was involved when he made his entrance exciting and his jerseous and “called up” Tarps, as the children say today.

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The electrifying game, which the banana game became very popular with fans of the sport in 2016. They have only started since their introduction and have become entertaining and pleasant for the game of baseball – scary what the Harlem -Globetrotter has made with the basketball game over the years.

Wirfs, who took out a page from the Comedian and Tampa born Bert Kreischer's book, does not shed his shirt often, but if he does it, it is always a great time when I last remembered that he did this during the BUCS boat parade after her Super Bowl victory over the Kansas City Chiefs in 2020.

Tristan Wirfs are now being prepared for the low season to hopefully lead the Buccaneers to a deep playoff run again after crazy in the Wild Card round last season.

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