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On the last two plays they rushed 4, one being a LB and dropped Epenesa into coverage and on the TD they only rushed 3. Really bad defensive calls, considering Bills defensive weakness.

He went to Yale you know. Sorry had to be done.

Even if Anderson catches that conversion, the Bills get the ball back with a minute and a half, with two timeouts. Does anyone really think that Josh wouldn’t have driven down the field for a walk off FG?

Back in the day, after the game, the score was added, this place is going to hell in a hand-basket I tell ya!

“I had a shake for lunch.“ you insinuated it

Good lord! Where are you from Buffalo California? A milkshake is ice cream, milk and flavoring of choice. You don’t shake it by hand, like you’re making a Daiquiri! You need a Hamilton Beach DrinkMaster!

Well that changes everything

Confused, he is 28 years old, his 40 time is around 4.5, 6 catches for 60 yards career numbers. I mean is there something I’m missing?

Ah, Bell and draft picks to Rams, for Dickerson and draft picks to Colts, Bills get Bennett and draft picks. Rams got screwed. Now I get it I forgot it was Bell.

I’m afraid you will have to.

Bengals went on to lose Niners.

No he didn’t

People’s driveways, I remember going to a game with my father, two kids waved him into a driveway and he paid them. After the game, when we got to the car there was a very angry woman on her church clothes waiting for us. I thoroughly enjoyed watching my father apologize profusely.

I miss the parking at the Old Rockpile, oh wait there wasn’t any.

Except Lou was nuts, he quit the Bills twice and had 18 different head coaching positions in professional, college and high school football.

In 1968 the starting QBs were Jack Kemp, who was done and got injured. Dan Darragh, who started the majority of games, coincidentally he played for Marv Levy at William and Mary, he got injured. Next up Tom Flores, who was acquired in the worst trade ever made, injured. Then the aforementioned Kay Stevenson, who they traded a fifth round pick for, also injured. Finally running back Ed Rutkowski who had been cut earlier, because he wasn’t a very good running back, so they brought him back to play quarterback, which he was worse at. The silver lining is that this mess led to the first pick, OJ Simpson, who was a psychopathic murderer, that was good at football.

And Marv and Bill Polian worked together in KC and Montreal.

Marv was head coach of the Chiefs 1978-1982.

I was at a game at the old Rockpile when the Bills ran out of QBs, they had to use Ed Rutkowski.

Those teams were awful. I met Ralph Wilson, nice man, loved talking about the Bills. He was good for the league, but not a great owner. In 1983 Wilson let Chuck Knox walk, starting the Kay Stevenson era. This was the kind of mistake Ralph made too often, he’d revert to the familiar. Stevenson had been a QB with the Bills and then a QB coach, no head coaching experience at any level. Ralph made this kind of mistake consistently, remember when he brought Marv back as GM. This era was also the ushering in of the red helmets, which some of you are so fond of. The reason for the red helmets was idiotic. They thought they would help Ferguson find his receivers, they didn’t. The years that followed were an accident of fate. Ralph hired Terry Bledsoe as GM, Bledsoe hired Bill Polian as head of player personnel, a position that had not existed for the Bills, Ralph was against it. Bledsoe had health issues and wasn’t particularly good at his job, Polian became GM by default and the rest as they say is history.

Anybody else see Sal Maiorana’s prediction for the season? He has the Bills going 12-5, losses to Ravens, okay, the Falcons? Because of their running game. Texans, okay, the Patriots? Because of Vrabel? And finally the Eagles, okay. I just don’t see the Bills losing to the Falcons and I don’t get the love for Vrabel. He had a couple of good years in Tennessee, but nothing special.

Luckily it’s being played in Helsinki Sweden.

He went to Yale you know. Just preparing everyone for ever time he does anything.

“James Rick Cassata (born November 17, 1947) is an American former gridiron football quarterback who played seven seasons in the Canadian Football League (CFL) for five different teams. He led the Ottawa Rough Riders to victory in the 61st Grey Cup. He also played with The Hawaiians in the World Football League (WFL) in 1975. He played at Tonawanda High School before playing college football at Syracuse University. In 2002, he was inducted into the Greater Buffalo Sports Hall of Fame.” One of our own, grew up with the Cassata family. Rick was a good friend of my brother-in-law.

Josh and Hailee had a meeting with wedding planner Dion.