 With the new ownership, tax disclosures showed the old Culverhouse regime was running a "for-profit" business in which players who were getting good were released before their contracts could get big, all the while claiming poor and trying to get some home games played in Orlando.Prior to the 1996 season the team drafted fullback Mike Alstott, who became one of the most popular players in the team's history, as well as defensive back Donnie Abraham.Although Alstott would become one of the Buccaneers’ most popular players of all time, the organization did not target him in the draft