Ronde Barber is here to stay.

What can I say, Cutthroat has done it again. Cutthroat brings you the best designed bucs blog, and I bring you the news before it breaks, thanks to my source. Mr. Jamael Oronde Barber or Ronde Barber as we know him is reworking his contract with the Bucs that will ensure he retires as a Buccaneer. Ronde is scheduled to earn $4 million this season and will become a free agent in 2007. The Bucs fearing that Ronde could and would get a crazy offer from some team are reworking his contract.

Ronde has been after a better contract for the past two season, and there was even talk of Ronde holding out last season and this season. But that is just rumors. Ronde became the first cornerback in the history of the NFL to record at least 20 interceptions and 20 sacks in his career. He became the seventh member of the 20/20 club joining linebackers Seth Joyner, Wilber Marshall, William Thomas and Ray Lewis and safeties Rodney Harrison and LeRoy Butler.

One of the brightest stars in the NFL, Ronde Barber is considered to be
among the most visible and versatile players in professional football. A
cornerback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, he has etched his name in the
Buccaneers' record books with his exceptional playmaking ability. A Super Bowl
veteran, his athleticism, sportsmanship and integrity are unparalleled. Born
premature and suffering from febrile seizures as a toddler, Ronde was told he
could never play contact sports. But he used the fierce determination passed on
to him by his mother, a breast cancer survivor and single parent, to shine both
academically and athletically.

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