Bucs' Dunn is far from finished

After producing 10,181 rushing yards and another 4,009 yards through the air, running back Warrick Dunn is delighted to be back where he started.

He has returned to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, to a franchise that drafted him out of Florida State with the 12th overall pick in 1997 and to a city where he put down deep roots long ago. "I never thought it would happen," Dunn says, "but sometimes it's just weird that your career comes full circle."

The 5-9, 187-pound running back says circumstances led him to leave the team in 2002 -- ironically, the Bucs went on to win their only NFL title that season -- and sign with the Atlanta Falcons as an unrestricted free agent. He can point to circumstances once more to explain why he is again wearing red and pewter.

Dunn, 33, did not fit into Atlanta's rebuilding plans ...