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Pic: You can see this in the video starting at 1:37 [which I now see was already posted by @Warcodered]:

That's what they used to say about the AFC in the 80's and most of the 90's.

But is Carr?? [Sorry! :-) ]

LOL. The tweet made me think of this:

Then some team beat them by 30 four weeks later:

Yep, lots of comments like that on the Rams forum yesterday. Plus, some said the only reason Von was successful was because he was paired with Aaron Donald, and Buffalo has no one like that.

Faker Playfield??

I remember in the early 80's both were good!

Von Miller to Buffalo being discussed right now live on Cover 1:

Buffalo is going to be playing LA opening Thursday now for sure!

Yep, and he will be 33 in 10 days.

Jeez, did the Rams, Chargers, Saints, Ravens, Chiefs, Cardinals, Packers, and 49ers get enough picks??

Yeah, not to be a grouch. but those, and the jokes about the Carolina pipeline, Gronk, etc. are getting old.

Still waiting for someone to make a clever joke about the title. [I would if I were good at that sort of thing.] 😊

We do need a CB with Tre'Davious White's injury and all. Maybe we can coax Leodis out of retirement??!!

It was a great game. I was devastated after the loss after thinking the Bills would win all this time, Fergy on a bad ankle and all. I will see if I can post it (I can do it in the background), and will save this thread and notify you if/when I do it.

I downloaded it when it was posted on YouTube in 2015 (it was posted as 1st half and 2nd half), but when I searched for it just now online, it was not there. I can try to upload it some time, but it is not high on my priority list, to be honest.

Thanks for posting this. Again, this brings back great memories. Best part of the game: Thurman Thomas post-game interview (I watched this on TV on NBC either in the post-game show or the news as a child, and was in total agreement with what he said): "I was kind of ticked off about the way they talked about us. At this point and time I really don't think Miami gave us the respect we deserve, really, cuz the way they shoot off at the mouth saying they didn't play well the last time we were up here. I think they played pretty damn good today, but they got their ass kicked." Awesome!!! Yeah, they did play well, but they still got crushed. LOL. They were always an arrogant bunch. You can see his actual line at the interview here [at 38:56]:

This list was just players the Bills drafted, whether they played here or not. The same can be said for Gary Anderson, but he did actually play for us...in the pre-season, before being cut.

Great player, but the Bills didn't draft him (Houston did). And Mike Williams, drafted with the number 4 overall pick in 2002! 😅

"Suck" is a relative term. Most people would love to have his "suckiness". I'm sure he is in the top 10th of a percent of all QB's in the world when including all colleges, high schools, etc. I also agree with @BuffaloBill [can't tag him here for some reason], who said Johnson must really love football. Some people actually pay to be in a sports league. For example, there used to be an adult women's pro football league in the US called the WPFL. Some team had their members pay $800 or so a year in fees for 6 games just to be able to play, though technically their contracts said they received a salary of $1 per year. .

Ugh...I am sorry. I meant to write "Taysom Hill". RIP Tarvaris Jackson. The "T's" got me confused. Very unfortunate I said this. Thank you for pointing this out.

I just listed to "2 Pros and a Cup of Joe" on Fox Sports Radio this morning, with Jonas Knox and Brady Quinn discussing this issue. Here is Brady's insight, as a former QB (not necessarily in the order I presented from memory below): 1. Why had size matters: The NFL ball is longer and "girthier" (he says this is a hard issue to discuss without people laughing). The college ball also has grip adhesive applied on the laces and the stripe, where the NFL doesn't (just plain laces and no stripe). The end of the ball that was painted also used to have grip. Bigger hands mean you can throw a tighter spiral, which is important, especially in cold weather. 2. Brady doesn't know what all the hullabaloo is about. Picketts played in a cold weather school in an NFL stadium (Heinz Field). He also wears gloves (2 gloves?), which apparently help with grip. Ben Roethlsberger has done the same for the last five years. Pundits just need something to talk about and are looking for every angle to post negatives on the prospective QB's. 3. Joe Burrow and Pat Mahommes also have small hands; it hasn't affected them. 4. Below 9" is when had size becomes a big deal. 5. Tavaris Jackson Taysom Hill is the most comparable current NFL QB to Picketts, although even his hands are bigger. 6. Picketts can deflate the ball to the lowest allowable PSI, and that will help. 7. The NFL ball is actually red when new, and it takes a week's worth of rubbing to eliminate the shine. 8. Tom Brady says his balls are perfect when done, and no one dare touch them. [He actually said this when he was discussing deflation with Jonas Knox.] 9. Picketts' hands are actually smaller: 8.25" (measured sometime before the Senior Bowl), not 8.50", but you can do stretching exercises just before they are measured, which he apparently did to cheat the measurement. Jonas Knox: 1. The NFL will never make an issue of deflation again after its latest fiasco. They will never check balls again. All Picketts has to do is deflate the ball. End of story. [Yes, he advocated cheating.]

This post says it all:

Kind of glad we didn't sign him now! [EDIT: sorry, didn't realize this thread was so old, but didn't want to start a new one either.]