longtimebillsfan

Thanks for the glory years coach. Bills Mafia owes you so much. Happy Birthday!

You make a great deal if sense, but if what you say is true, why is JJ and the other NFL owners pushing the Bills for a new stadium if non TV revenue is not important to them? I really don't want have to worry about Western New York losing the Bills. Been there, done that.

Ralph took a chance on Buffalo back in 1960. He is also very instrumental in the success of th e AFL and th we merger with the NFL. He gave s lone to AL Davis to make his payroll in the early 1960s. He could be frustrating, but under his ownership we went to four consecutive superbowls. Thank you Ralph for giving us the opportunity have our own Professional Football team and exoerience a life long passion that is the Buffalo Bills!

That was really interesting. A name I didn't see was Marv Hubbard. He played for Randolph Highschool and had a very good career with the Raiders. I played against his brother in high-school football.

Also, that would give you 22 men on the field.

Jim Kelly for years before said that Tasker was a heck of a receiver. He was just underutilized in the offense.

He will play until he's 42 with 8 Lombardy Trophies and be considered the new GOAT! OH TO DREAM...

Yea, 15 years seems to be the time in service to beat.

Absolutely!

Adam Schein has consistently been a vocal advocate for Josh Allen from the day Allen was drafted. He is okay in my book.

I found my own answer. Bruce played for the Bills for 15 years. That will be tough to beat.

My search found that title may belong to Kyle Williams. He played for the Bills for 13 years. Can anyone find a longer tenured Buffalo Bill?

I remember that penalty of running off the wrong side of the field. Wasn't it Bill "Earthquake" Enyart?

This has probably been mentioned, but Herb Mul-key's kickoff return for a touchdown on the first play ever in the original Rich Stadium. August 18, 1973.

Tyrod helped end the drought. Not a franchise quarterback for sure, be he has earned my respect.

He was a journeyman center and had one of the worst games a player could have. He had several fumbled snaps that resulted in turnovers that cost us the game. After writing this original post I looked him up. He sadly died of cancer in the early 90's at age 48 I believe.

That sounds about right. I wish I could forget about him. How do you do that?

1) J. P. Losman. He always cried about not being given a fair chance. 2) Remi Prudhomme. This is for the old guys. He single handedly lost a game for us back in the "old rockpike" with repeated incredibly poor snaps. It still hurts.

It should be better for Darnold as well. Getting away from the New York Media will help.

No problem. It would have added an interesting strategy to the season. When do you sit your quarterback or star edge rusher?

Hi Gugny: Where did you see this? I have looked online and I can not find where it states that each player will be restricted to playing 16 games in a regular season? It makes sense if the NFL is trying to look like player safety is taken into consideration

That is one way to interpret the situation. I stand by my take. I am not saying the total compensation won't be near market value. I am saying the Josh contract will be structured to be team friendly. He wants to win and have a talented team around him.

IMHO that doesn't sound like Josh. He is a team first guy. He will take care if himself with an eye on helping the team. He saw the results of Brady helping the Pat's with his salary.

I could see Josh following Tom Brady's example and go for the total dollars he deserves, but make the terms team friendly.

The Bills trend has not been one season. Look at the Bill's trend since 2017. This is truly apples and oranges. The Sabres are a poorly run organization. The Bills have top level management and are a class operation from top to bottom.