Focus on Sport-Getty Images Enhanced by soundbite machine John McKay's presence, the expansion Bucs effort will live on as long as the NFL does. The ex-USC coach's two-plus months of two-a-day practices set a bad tone for Tampa Bay's inaugural season, with injuries further weakening the NFL's worst modern-era roster. The 0-14 Bucs' minus-287 differential is the worst ever. The Steve Spurrier-quarterbacked team came within one score just twice -- once to the expansion Seahawks -- and lost five shutouts. The Bucs did not notch their first win until Week 13 of 1977, but McKay's rebuilt de...