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The Arizona Cardinals, one of the NFL's oldest franchises, have a relatively small but distinguished list of retired jerseys. This exclusive honor is reserved for players who have made extraordinary contributions to the team. Larry Wilson, a legendary safety known for his defensive prowess, holds the distinction of being the only single-digit number retired by the Cardinals. Other honorees include Pat Tillman, a beloved figure whose sacrifice continues to inspire, and offensive standouts like Stan Mauldin, J.V. Cain, and Marshall Goldberg.

These jerseys, removed from circulation, serve as enduring tributes to the legacies of these exceptional athletes.

Here is the complete list for the franchise:

-Jersey Number 8
Larry Wilson

-Jersey Number 40
Pat Tillman

-Jersey Number 77
Stan Mauldin

-Jersey Number 88
J. V. Cain

-Jersey Number 99
Marshall Goldberg

*Note 99 was brought out of retirement with permission from Goldberg's family for J.J. Watt to wear it.

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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers boast a rich history filled with legendary players who have left an indelible mark on the franchise. As a testament to their greatness, the team has honored select individuals by retiring their jersey numbers. Let's dive into the world of retired Buccaneers numbers and explore the ways the team pays tribute to these iconic athletes.

Here are the Jersey Numbers the team has taken out of circulation to honor their legends:

-Jersey Number 55
Derrick Brooks 1995–2008

-Jersey Number 63
Lee Roy Selmon 1976–1984

-Jersey Number 99
Warren Sapp 1995–2003