Hellcamino
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7 hours ago, boater said:
Agitated fans referred to him as "Lonnie Freaking Johnson"
Except it wasn't "freaking"
So true! as proof, This is the only play I can remember from his entire time here!
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When I was a kid in the 70's, my Dad told me about this play from the 1954 Cotton Bowl
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Dolphins are mammals.
We know this to be the truth.
Don't care, Squish the fish.
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I think I'm gonna wear it to the Rams game next week!
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9 hours ago, BigAl2526 said:
I'm OK with making taunting an unsportsmanlike penalty if they want. I think a fine is a bit much. Maybe if a player engages in such behavior regularly.
I feel the complete opposite. Its a violation that happened after the play and didn't affect its outcome. It should not penalize the team. Its a personal foul that deserves personal punishment. Besides, fining them lots of $$$ is likely a more effective way to make them think before they act anyway. Just my opinion of course.
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I was at this game. it made the cover of S.I. that week!
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Couple less mentioned but memorable openers, one good and one bad.
'96 opener vs Giants on SNF. Down 17-0, Kelly rallys team to force OT and then win it 23-20!
I was at the bad one. '98 opener in SD. the first Johnson/Flutie game. Johnson sucked and then got hurt in 3rd qtr. Bills were down 10-0.
Flutie comes in and hits Reed for 2 TDS to make it 16-14 SD. Then he takes final drive deep and sets up chip shot FG for the win.
Christie shanks it
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On 1/24/2021 at 7:14 PM, RyanC883 said:
and if anyone thinks steeler fans, pats fans, now KC fans, Etc are happy making a championship game you’d be wrong. the goal is to win it all. The Bills looked lost today.
well if Steeler, Pats and Chiefs fans hadn't seen their teams play in a Championship game in 27 years I'll bet they would be happy to make it there.
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11 hours ago, ChevyVanMiller said:
I'll be delighted, but not to the point of tears. If we win the Super Bowl I will be inconsolable.
On a related note: I will also not purchase any of the AFC East Champion T-Shirts that will be everywhere next week. I pledged after the 4 Super Bowl run that I would never buy another Bills celebratory shirt unless it said "Super Bowl Champs." I bought a slew of AFC East and AFC Champions shirts on the last go-round, only to never wear them after the sting of the SB losses.
Like this????
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There is also the fact that in each of the last 2 seasons, the road teams won 3 out of the 4 wildcard games. Last year we were the only road team to lose on Wildcard weekend. 3 seasons ago it was 2-2. In 2015, road teams were 4-0 WC weekend.
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48 minutes ago, matter2003 said:
Ultimately it made no difference because Johnson started and while he had us in position to win the forward lateral game, he was a terrible QB who got sacked at a record rate and wouldn't have done much after that game.
Again wrong.
that was the 99 season, not 98
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3 hours ago, matter2003 said:
You can be mad but it wasn't heartbreaking. There was nothing at stake in that game or season. We were terrible like we were for a lot of the drought.
We legit were the best team in the NFL in 1990 and SHOULD have won that game. That's where the heartbreak comes from...the expectations were so high.
I mean can you really be heartbroken cause you lost a game that would have made you 6-10 instead of 5-11 that year?
not true. that was 1998. we made the playoffs and wound up having to play on the road in the WC game vs Miami. If that Pats game isn"t stolen from us we get to play at home. that was the magic Flutie year and anything could have happened.
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Duke would probably beat the Jets by 13pts.
Alabama would beat them by 40+
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14 hours ago, No_Matter_What said:
I wanted to write the same thing but googled a little bit and apparently Calvin Johnson had an 8yr extension.
Different cba for sure, but didn't Bledsoe sign a record 10yr 100 mil contract with the Pats before the 2000 season?
Then only played 2 games before getting hurt and Brady happened?
I could have faulty memory of this.
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5 hours ago, FeelingOnYouboty said:
Our coach looks like Cailou
I Always found it odd that the kid was 4 years old but didn't have a single hair on his head??
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I would hate the bye where you have it. It should be before the TNF game not after. That's a 17 day break. No thanks!
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52 years old, married to the Bills for 46 of them and I've never even been to Buffalo. Thanks OJ. Born and raised in Peoria Illinois and moved to Los Angeles in 1991.
When I was a bit younger and single I was an avid Bills collector. Had my two sons in early-mid 2000s and I lost my Bills room to them and so most of it got boxed up and stored. Through the drought I told my wife if the Bills ever made the playoffs again, I was gonna get it all out and decorate the living room and it was gonna stay till they got knocked out. She agreed to it because she follows football and had watched almost every game with me since Flutie and figured she had nothing to worry about. 2 years ago when it finally happened, I did it, although I didn't have access to many of the boxes at the time it was still cool to see some of that stuff again even if it only lasted a week. This time I was ready! hopefully it will get to stay out for a month this time!
Most of it is from SB era of course. It was hard finding stuff in the 70's and 80's living in Peoria. Much of it is from many years of birthday and Christmas gifts. There are a hand full of rare and one of a kind items mixed in. The Last picture is my very favorite item. And it is legit.
There's plenty more that I didn't put out, lots of jerseys, hoodies, t-shirts, about 75 hats, every issue of 'Shout' and my "real" collection, one of the most complete Bills football card collections from the early 60's through around 1999.
Not bad for a diehard fan of 46 years whose never even been to Buffalo!
enjoy!
I'm not sure why the pictures aren't working. Did I do it wrong?
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14 hours ago, gonzo1105 said:
So the only time the Bills have beaten Baltimore in Baltimore was in 1999. The score was 13-10.
Since then
2004- Ravens 20 Bills 6
2006-Ravens 19 Bills 7
2010- Ravens 37 Bills 34
2016- Ravens 13 Bills 7
2018- Ravens 47 Bills 3
so the Bills are 1-5 in Baltimore so my statement that the Bills don’t play well in Baltimore is true
The Bills have done a lot of things this year that they haven’t done since 1999.
maybe playing well in Baltimore can be one more!
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3 hours ago, ALLEN1QB said:
Let's bring back OJ.
I don't think OJ has enough money at this point to pay off Senorise Perry to get his number back.
Maybe he could go back to his original #36?
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1 hour ago, Over 29 years of fanhood said:
I don’t recall that.
I know there was the whole bob woods is effing crazy schtick- but I remember him as Generally respected and liked.
Maybe there was one one or two times he was visibly frustrated while Ej was stinking it up?
i didn’t blame anyone who wanted out of the last few regimes, hell as fans we all did.
fwiw, imo his precision intermediate routes and great hands would pair well with josh
Thats pretty accurate in my opinion.
The only real complaint that I recall around here was how he seemed incapable of catching a pass without going to the ground, even if he was wide open and it was a good throw. Missed out on a lot of YAC. He seemed to get over that with the Rams.
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Nope,
Game was only on NFL network. They obviously can't sell nearly the advertising load that the networks can sell.
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15 hours ago, PaattMaann said:
if they lose to the dolphins tiebreakers wont matter because we ARE beating the Patriots so we will win the division outright and wont need tie breakers
not completely true.
In the scenario with the Dolphins beating NE, the Steelers game really means nothing.
Bills can lose to the Steelers and Pats can beat Bengals this week and the Bills will still win the division if they win last 2 and Pats lose to Miami. Both will be 11-5 and Bills win tie with better division record.
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6 hours ago, Limeaid said:
Owens was a good soldier when in Buffalo and he does not bad mouth his experience here.
Wow! Owens made more big plays than I recalled. I kinda remembered him being mostly invisible outside of the 98 yd TD.
Rough season opening losses— are we snake bit?
in The Stadium Wall
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7) 1998: Flutie in his first game as a Bill comes in for injured Rob Johnson (also first game as a Bill) in the second half down 16-0 in San Diego. Flutie Throws 2 TDs to Reed and then drives us down to a 39yd FG to win it on the last play. Christie shanks it. Bills lose 16-14.
adding insult to injury, it was Ryan Leafs first NFL game and damn near his only win.