Talley56

Travis has everything he needs now. He can just relax. Doesn’t even need to go to another Super Bowl.

I'll say it in both threads, Time to Cook!

Time to Cook!

Since the title says Hated Division Rival, this only comes down to the Dolphins/Patriots/Jets. I'd say it's probably the Fins overall. Yes, they have 20-0 in the 70s but the 90s was pretty back and forth with the Bills getting the better of it. Both teams had legendary QBs go through the 80s and 90s at the same time and there have been 5 playoff games between the two including a championship game. As far as the Pats, I might hate them more, but, as far as it being a rivalry, the two teams really haven't been good at the same time for an extended period like the Bills/Fins have.

I actually had to on a few occassions but they were mostly due to being in the area of car accidents. One time I called because I thought I was having a health episode but it turned out to be nothing. I just felt like it was better to call and find out it's nothing serious than not call when it really is.

Marlins: Did you see our comeback on Friday? Rockies: Hold our beer.

Fried Raven meat? Not sure how that would taste.

1981 (probably helps to know I was born in 82)

Okay, if we take last year, and the Bills have an average QB, let's say, a decent starter (not Mahomes but maybe something better than Trubisky) I'd say it would have gone as follows: Arizona W at Miami W Jacksonville W at Baltimore L at Houston L at NY Jets L Tennessee W at Seattle W Miami L at Indianapolis L Kansas City L San Francisco W at LA Rams L at Detroit L New England W NY Jets W at New England W (in this scenario, the starters would have played in this game) So, 9-8, maybe a playoff team

The only time the Panthers ever played the Oilers in the NFL

I can't tell which one of them our fans are more jealous of.

Of the Eagles home games, Commanders played them in the NFC Championship game and have a rookie up-and-coming QB, Detroit got the number 1 seed and was a dominant team all year last year, and even Denver made the playoffs with a rookie QB of their own who showed potential. Just goes to show the draw Dallas brings in, love em or hate em, that they chose the Cowboys for Philly's opener.

Gonna vote Fitz

2006 Week 2 Bills at Dolphins, there was a lot of buzz around the Fins possibly making the playoffs that year whereas hardly anyone gave the Bills a chance at doing anything. I remember being at a sports bar where I was the only Bills fan and there were quite a few Fins fans. The Bills won 16-6 and pretty much handled Miami all game. That was the year that Miami chose Daunte Culpepper over Drew Brees and we all came to realize that, without having Randy Moss to throw to, Culpepper just wasn't that good so it turned out Miami might have been a little overrated. Still, though, everything came together to make that win a particularly enjoyable experience.

Bengals at Bills, Allen hasn't been able to get past Burrow and I think he can finally do it this time around.