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Andy Provin posted that. He has a lot of great Bills content on his YouTube channel

My story is somewhat similar. I live in Elmira. I drove to Brockport that day to buy a new vehicle. It was a 2006 Ford Fusion. My dad was my salesman so I hung around the dealership for awhile and had lunch with him and his boss. Then I went to Warsaw and visited my grandmother and then my brother and his family. By the time I got home I was beat and crashed. When I woke up, I got online and checked the Bills website. There was the TO news. I literally said "holy s***" out loud!

Im there. Josh has been in a ball cap since the drills were over with. Not participating in the actual scrimmage. Disappointing

The senior director of Hard Knocks was on Buffalo Plus last week. He's originally from Penfield. It was a good interview. Definitely worth a look/listen. He talked about how excited he is to be doing the show at Fisher. Still has friends and family in the area. Looking forward to showing the crew around. Also talked about what goes into the production of the show etc.

I was at the practice when Kolb slipped on the mat. People started checking Twitter on their phones because we all realized he wasn't on the field. That didn't end his career though. He got hit in the back of the head during a pre season game causing a concussion. That's what ended his career.

I vividly remember watching this game on TV with my dad. I would have been 11. I actually said something about them blocking the FG as Denver was lining up. He told me it wasn't going to happen. We both lost our minds when it did. I remember sitting down for dinner after the game was over and telling him my heart was still pounding.

I saw a story a couple years ago about him coaching girls flag football. I noticed then he was throwing passes to the kids in practice left handed. I wondered what the reason was. The crazy thing, he was still dropping dimes even with his left.

Stevie as a slot WR in an offensive with Josh Allen would have been something special. Ran great routes in history!

You can always ask people on here if they have extra tickets. I made a last minute trip to the area last summer to go to the races with my dad. I posted on here looking for tickets to a Sunday practice. Somebody on here hooked me up with a pair.

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