Many of the fans at Saturday's event came as families to enjoy the variety of attractions

Head Coach Jon Gruden slapped hands with some diehard fans after his time on the stage

The cheerleader autograph tent proved very popular once again

Rookie WR Dexter Jackson meets a young man who's already a big Buccaneers fan

The Coca-Cola Football Town was popular among kids who wanted to feel like real NFL players

A huge crowd gathered in front of the Coaches' Corner stage to share its enthusiasm for the upcoming season

Fans of all sizes came down to the biggest FanFest ever on Saturday

The BucVision VideoBoards showed the Bucs' new highlight film during most of the event

The Coca-Cola Football Town attraction was even outfitted with a Jugs Gun to fire off punts

Miller Lite and Publix were among the Pewter Partners giving away free items on Saturday

Head Coach Jon Gruden told Buc fans to expect a hard-hitting team in 2008

Younger fans loved the combination of football and huge, inflated objects

Defensive Coordinator got the crowd fired up, as usual, with his speech during Coaches' Corner

Wide receiver Michael Clayton always enjoys FanFest and the chance to interact with the fans

The first public performance by the 2008 Buccaneers Cheerleaders was one of the day's highlights

FanFest presents one of the few opportunites for fans to go aboard the pirate ship in Buccaneers Cove

Even the littlest fans were proud of their best Buccaneer gear

The Bucs even brought back a group of some of their most famous alumni to meet the fans

Many fans tried to prove they could kick a field goal as well as Matt Bryant

Among the new attractions at this year's FanFest was an opportunity to take a picture with retired FB Mike Alstott