The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have a long history of teams with great players. All of them have become franchise staples, and the current Bucs team has the luxury of having another.
Tristan Wirfs set history on Friday when he was named an All-Pro by the Associated Press and their voting members. Earning the honor wasn’t history, but he became the first offensive tackle to earn the honor as both a left and right tackle.
The 2024 Associated Press All-Pro First Team Offense and Defense. pic.twitter.com/eeMXjSRtuk
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It was Wirfs’ second time earning All-Pro honors, the first coming in 2021.
Wirfs earned 28 votes, while other Bucs on the team earned votes but not enough to be a first-team selection. Mike Evans earned 10, rookie Graham Barton earned 1, Vita Vea earned 3, Lavonte David earned 3, Chase McLaughlin earned 1, and Bucky Irving, alongside Tavierre Thomas, also earned one for special teams roles.
Wirfs found out about the selection when the team surprised him with his family informing him of the honor which they shared on social media.
The moment @TristanWirfs78 found out he was named AP First-Team All-Pro is everything
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— Tampa Bay Buccaneers (@Buccaneers) January 10, 2025