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Bucs lineman soaks up scenes with camcorder

Todd Washington has been documenting everything since the final moments of the NFC Championship Game.

By ROGER MILLS, Times Staff Writer
© St. Petersburg Times
published January 22, 2003


For Bucs offensive tackle/guard Todd Washington, a fifth-year player who re-signed at the start of the season, the past 48 hours have been worthy of documentation. In fact, that's precisely what he has been doing.

Washington entered Tuesday's Media Day carrying his digital camcorder, as did a number of teammates.

"It's been very electric," Washington said. "I started filming with three minutes left in the NFC Championship Game and I've been going ever since. I have footage of everything."

Nothing more important, in his eyes, than the footage of coach Jon Gruden getting his Gatorade bath in the final seconds of the game.

"That dunk was cool; the presentation of the NFC championship trophy, I have that, too," Washington said. "That's stuff to cherish forever."

Washington said he always will remember the chaos of getting from Philadelphia to San Diego. He said the Bucs arrived in Tampa around 2 a.m. Monday and he got about four hours' sleep.

He said he then had to pack and run some errands, and was slowed even more by a flat tire. He said he was unable to sleep on the flight to San Diego but was in his bed by 10 p.m. Monday.

"Of course, we had to be up by 6 a.m. (Tuesday)," Washington said.


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Super Bowl XXXVII
  • Sideline: U.S. legislators set bet's terms
  • Gruden has a plan, and an explanation
  • As game draws near, demand increases for supersized TVs
  • Officials search for location for fans to watch together
  • What to look for in big TVs
  • On the air: ESPN star has fond memories of Bucs
  • Tampa mayor hopes to put a ring around his last days on the job
  • Police say bay area fans will behave
  • Don't ever forget to savor the view
  • Brad's mom at head of class
  • Tickets to the game, and the wheels to get you there
  • Notebook: Lynch shows team around hometown
  • Kickin' back: 2nd Super trip for a tender guy
  • This trip started with ownership change
  • No happy reunion for Sapp, Middleton
  • Bucs lineman soaks up scenes with camcorder
  • High profile: Charles Woodson
  • High profile: Shelton Quarles
  • Raiders not too worried about insider info
  • Brown's emotions take him on 'trip'
  • Young players try to enjoy trip after getting so far ahead so fast
  • Some alphabet soup for the Super Bowl-stricken soul
  • In brief: With high security, the prize arrives
  • Super, and a little bit surreal
  • Sideline II: Raiders fans must dress ... as themselves
  • Super Bowl Q&A
  • Bear, mother grab most soup
  • Letters: Super Bowl XXXVII: Give proper recognition to man who really built the Buccaneers
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