The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will return to Raymond James Stadium on Sunday, November 30 for a 1:00 PM ET matchup against the Arizona Cardinals, presented by GEICO. The Week 13 contest will serve as the team’s Ring of Honor game, celebrating one of the most dominant guards in franchise history, Simeon Rice, as he becomes the 16th member to be inducted into the Buccaneers Ring of Honor during a special halftime ceremony.
During Sunday’s game, fans will have the opportunity to relive Rice’s impact and celebrate his legacy through a series of in-game tributes and special features, beginning with Rice himself leading the team through a hallway walk before kickoff. Former Buccaneers head coach and fellow Super Bowl XXXVII champion Jon Gruden will serve as the Crew’s captain and present Rice with his official Ring of Honor jacket during a halftime ceremony hosted by Gene Deckerhoff and featuring members of the Glazer family, the Rice family and fellow Ring of Honor legends. The team will introduce Mitchell and Ness Simeon Rice throwback jerseys that will be available at the Bucs team store.
Additionally, approximately 60 Buccaneers players, coaches and staff will participate in the NFL’s annual My Cause My Cleats campaign, a league-wide initiative that empowers NFL players and staff to advocate for causes meaningful to them through custom-designed shoes. This year, the Buccaneers will support more than 40 charitable organizations. Designed in collaboration with Stadium Custom Kicks, each pair reflects the cause chosen by the person wearing it. Now in its tenth season, My Cause My Cleats has become a league-wide movement, drawing more than 1,800 participants over a two-week period.
On Sunday, the Buccaneers will continue to honor recipients of the Glazer Family Small Business Fund, welcoming members of the Manatee Chamber of Commerce to Raymond James Stadium. This week’s Business Spotlight features Brian Seymour, owner of Anna Maria General Store, a beloved community staple and the only grocery and convenience store on the north end of Anna Maria Island. After the recent storms, Seymour and his team acted quickly and donated vital items to residents and the local sheriff’s office. Support from the Glazer Family Small Business Fund – which works with eight chambers of commerce across the region and has already distributed more than $1.2 million in grants to nearly 300 small businesses – helped keep staff on payroll and shelves stocked during recovery efforts, ensuring stores could continue serving the island when it was needed most.
As part of the Tampa Bay Chef Series presented by Corona, Week 13 will spotlight Chef Suze Lara of Lara, one of Tampa Bay’s rising culinary talents known for his bold approach to Latin-inspired cuisine. For Sunday’s game, Chef Lara will create a Picadillo Tartar – a sophisticated take on a classic Cuban staple that includes raw beef tartar mixed with sofrito, smoked olives, capers and a golden raisin mostarda, served atop Cuban bread crostini. This cuisine will be available at Hyundai Club (Section 212), Stadium Club (Section 237), and Main Concourse (Section 108).
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