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Having a LOT of repeat loops of the same 30 seconds of audio. Been happening for about a week.

Actually, if it hasn't already been noted, Ernie suffered a severe knee injury in his second year in Buffalo which destroyed his effectiveness. Not sure when the leukemia came into play, but I do believe that was farther down the road. "DiGregorio only played 31 games in the 1974-75 season because of severe knee injuries, a 50 game drop from his 1973-74 campaign. Despite this, Bob McAdoo won the MVP while averaging 34.5 PPG and 14.1 REB. The Braves' record jumped up seven wins from their previous season, and they made the playoffs again. However, they were bounced in the first round. Ernie's numbers dropped across the board in this season, with his PPG being nearly cut in half to 7.8 and his assist numbers falling to 4.9 per game. In the next season, his numbers stayed around the same, except for the fact that Ernie managed to play 67 games in that season. Then in the 1976-77 season, he played 81 games and reclaimed his free throw title, making 94.5% of his shots at the charity stripe that year. But still, his other stats were lackluster when compared to his rookie numbers. His PPG was at 10.7 in this '77 season, with his assists being just as average at a 4.7 mark." https://aminoapps.com/c/nba/page/blog/ernie-digregorio-the-unknown-what-if-of-the-1970s/j064_1QQcKu8lrJoaK76bkpe8aoMWbLY5rb

In terms of impact on the Bills, Ahmad Rashad. One great year in '74, then injured an on to greener pastures in Minnesota.

I love this! Never connected those dots on my own before, but absolutely on the money!

Where's little dirty?

How about they just wear Bills uniforms? They're great as is.

Does he want to be... anarchy?

Sidd Finch 2.0?

Great list! But I have to speak up for one of my all time favorite unsung Bills heroes. Wasn't it Bill Simpson, who was literally signed out of the stands to replace an injured Jeff Nixon the previous season, that saved the game vs Jets? I think he had 2 pics on the day... Still angry about JoJo. Worst basketball call ever!

Pretty sure that this woman will somehow show up at my family Thanksgiving dinner...

My dad hates me.

Breece Hall in Round 1 Singletary good not great Speed kills we need some

Don't forget the face of the franchise!

Things to do list for S. Diggs: - Monday 8 AM: Show crazy Antonio Brown post to Brandon Beane... just as a reminder of a parallel universe gone horribly wrong. - Monday 12:00 PM Press conference to sign well deserved extension with Buffalo. Things to do list for Brandon Beane: - Monday 8 AM: Read crazy Antonio Brown post. - Monday 8:01 AM: Remember this was the psychopath that you you could have invested heavily in. - Monday 8:02 AM: Call S Diggs representatives to offer well deserved extension to class act receiver in his prime that is already in your building.

The Super Bowl runs of the 90's were what I THOUGHT I had spent the early decades of my life waiting for while cheering the Bills through some tough years and then some almost glory years. I started watching in the mid late 60's and the Bills became hard wired into my DNA by 1972 when Saban came back to town. With the "new stadium" 1.0 in 1973 and OJ's 2003 yard oddysey, I believed being a Bills fan was living the good life. And then of course, it wasn't any more, but still loved me some Bills. The Chuck Knox years were some of my favorite, maybe still my favorite years. By the time the 90's Super Bowl runs started, I was on into my 30's and the guys I had season tickets with had been joking for years that we would probably have to rattle the sides of our wheelchairs by the time we ever got to see The Bills play in a Super Bowl. And then it happened... habitually? Those years were great. We thought it was our moment. And it wasn't to be, but I was long hooked by then. The drought never pushed me away. And it couldn't have even if it was still a thing. So now here comes this kind of shocking wave of success in recent years. It kind of feels like playing with house money. 4 years into the Allen era, I would say this is likely the most entertaining, fun and likable team of all. My house really is now full of wheelchairs, lol. Hoping me and my old season ticket buddies were visionaries. I want to rattle that wheelchair THIS year and then a few more times just because. We all deserve a few bonus rounds.

So if I understand, you are saying that a secondary that boasts the best Safety tandem in the league with 1st team All Pro FS, and a perennial All Pro and Pro Bowl corner scheduled to return about opening day is second rate? I'm betting that there are more than a few so called "1st rate secondaries" that would trade places with that personnel in a heartbeat. Yes, as of March 27, one month before the draft, we do need a complimentary corner and some depth, but calling this secondary 2nd rate is pure hyperbolic panic.

So sad to learn this. RIP John

Exactly this. This week has been so exhilarating, something feels kind of off. So this morning, driving past that neighbor who is out working on his lawn, you know the one that always has the most beautiful lawn on the block and makes me feel lazy and not special at all... I impulsively threw a ***** right at his feet on that beautiful lawn. Felt balanced immediately... Thanks for the inspiration TSW. Go Bills!

We're just here to do the Chippewa Shuffle?

Wish there was a way to have Van Miller call a sack by Von Miller...

McKenzie made Steve Belichick look sillier than even Mother Nature did. That alone is worth the payday.

Exactly. Can't let a single fumbled kick return alter out judgement.

Just doing his own research again?

When my brain crossed the creamsicles with the red helmets, the name that immediately flashed was Eugene Marve (RIP). And I still don't really know why. I know that he left Buffalo to play for the Bucs, but it seems like there was more. Maybe it was just the bad trip like nature of the creamsicles and the red helmets occupying one singular thought...