Tickets being "too close" at the stadium?

I can get 2nd row tickets to one of the Bucs home games this year right at the 50 (on the visitor's sideline side) for decently cheap. Is it worth it, or should I look into getting tickets around 10 rows or so up? I've heard from some people that have been in the first couple rows at an NFL game that it can be too close and you can barely see over the players on the sideline. I've heard that the best seats are usually at the 50 around 10-15 rows up....this true at Raymond James Stadium as well?