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I'm surprised no one has mentioned Darryl Talley. We all know how much he meant to those early 90s teams. But he never got anywhere near the recognition nationally that the other stars on those teams got. Was a Pro Bowl snub a few times. He really was the heart and soul of those defenses.

I was at the 6-3 Browns game. I can't think of the year. 2010 maybe. Derek Anderson completed 2 passes and the Browns won. The Bills committed a ridiculous number of false start penalties and I think the game ended on a Roscoe Parish fumble on a punt return. I've never felt the need to rewatch any portion of that game.

I'm not sure if they were being sarcastic or not. They were praising Josh for being at OTAs with the wedding being so close. They were also discussing what you would get 2 celebrity millionaires as a wedding gift.

Mike Catalana and Jenna Cotrell said on a recent episode of Buffalo Plus that they were invited.

Chris Spielman has gotten a lot of mentions and he would have to be my pick. I remember watching Sports Center and hearing that the Bills had signed him. I was so excited and started celebrating. My sister came downstairs to see what I was yelling about. It's a shame he only played one full season in Buffalo. He sustained a neck injury halfway through his second year which basically ended his career. He took the following season off to take care of his wife. Then he was traded to the Browns and reinjured his neck in training camp and called it a career.

I remember Atlanta running it when June Jones was there. I remember Jones and Jeff George getting into a shouting match on the sidelines. They signed Eric Metcalf in 1995 and converted him to WR. He, Bert Emanuel, and Terrence Mathis all had 1000 yard seasons that year

He was in rough shape when he was inducted into the HOF. It was only a matter of time. Sad! I'm 45 so I barely remember his playing career. But I remember his wrestling career. He was pretty entertaining in that genre.

I have to admit I listened to the game on the radio. My dad lived in Hamlin at the time and we were making the every other weekend shuffle back to my mom's in Elmira... A few of the players that were interviewed for "Four Falls of Buffalo" joked about the number of people they've talked to over the years that claimed to have been there. My grandparents' neighbor was there. He's the guy they always show in the highlights holding the sign that said "I don't hear any fat lady singing". One of my brother's friends was in that group too.

Fans complain about a player not chasing a championship and going for the money. Kevin Durant chased a championship when he signed with Golden State and fans acted like he was the biggest POS in NBA history.

I got the impression towards the end of last season that CBS was starting to groom Burleson for that role. He was taking the lead during some segments and JB kinda laid out

I see what you did there! 🤣

I did both on a vacation about 8-10 years ago. Great trip. I stayed just outside of Cleveland. Canton is only about a 45 minute drive from Cleveland. The house from A Christmas Story is also in Cleveland. Did a tour of that as well. It was my second time going to the Pro Football HOF. I'd been as a teenager. It's so much bigger and better than it was then. I also went to some really cool restaurants in Cleveland. The Melt, Happy Dog, and Great Lakes Brewing are musts if you're in that area.

The fact that Thurman Thomas only had 15 carries in that game was criminal!

I literally just posted this, then saw this post, and deleted mine. I quoted the same post as well. 🤣

When Rex hired his brother I changed the name of my fantasy football team to "Two Ryans Don't Make a Right". I went to the Bills/Jets game at Met Life at the end of that 2016 season, the week after Rex had been fired. I lost count of how many Jets fans came up to us in the parking lot wanting to know if we were happy that he was gone.