Let's Go Buffalo

Da Bills!

My hope is that he doesn't have to rush for double-digit TD's, but I'm still taking the Over on this one.

I'm looking forward to see they can all do collectively. I feel like it gives Josh more options to spread it around a bit more.

That's awesome! Been rooting for her, so that's good to hear.

I feel like we fortunate to have two quality tight ends......so since I'm hoping for consistency, I took the Over.

With those 3, I'll take the Over.

I'm from Kansas, and I always wear my Bills hat when I go around from place to place. I have a Bills tag on my car, and wear Bills gear quite a bit. I remember a couple of years ago being in New Zealand, and we were waiting in a line of backed up traffic, so I got out of the vehicle for a minute to stretch, and some guy from about five cars back, yells "Go Bills" really loud, and so that was pretty cool. On that same trip, I also met a person who was visiting New Zealand, who was actually from the Buffalo area, and he was decked out in his Bills gear as well, so we had a nice chat. I also remember being in Hawaii a few years ago, and meeting someone at a bar and grill with his Bills hat on, so you see Bills fans everywhere.

Being a longtime K-State fan, I was happy for Adrian Martinez. I also would've been fine if Wade Phillips was victorious, but either way it was fine with me.

One of my top moments was when Steve Tasker was inducted to the Dodge City Community College Hall of Fame, and he asked my Dad who had been one of his teachers at that college to be his presenter and introduce him that evening. I took my son to that ceremony as well, so it was a really cool moment to be there to see my Dad standing up there with Steve, and having my son also there to witness the occasion. Later that Fall, Steve made it possible for us to go to our first Bills home game ever, and to see my son's look on his face in the stands is something that I'll never forget.....and we beat the Jets, so that was a plus.....Go Bills!

That's a cool story. Good for him, and anytime you can make good on a promise to your Mother, that's always a plus.

R.I.P. Mr. Jerry West, definitely a legend of the game. Thanks for the memories, and thoughts and prayers for the family.

Totally agree! The 1992 Team at Barcelona was phenomenal.....I think the closest game they had was by 32 points.

You beat me to it!

Happy Birthday and Godspeed, Mrs. Pegula!

I'm rooting for the young man! Also, it's nice to see Moulds in that mentor role as well. Go Bills!

Catorce

Godspeed to the young man. That's really young to have a scare like this, and I wish him the best.

Larry Allen was definitely one of the all-time greats. Thoughts and Prayers to his family, and R.I.P. Mr. Allen.

I've mentioned part of this before, but I became a Bills fan when I was a young child, and my Dad was a huge Bills fan. I asked him why, and he explained to me that he was one of Steve Tasker's college teachers. As a matter of fact he was good friends with Steve's parents as well. Steve would come to visit us in my hometown, and spoke at our high school, and would always chat with my Dad on the phone to check up on each other. So, when I grew up and had a family of my own, Tasker made it possible for my family and I to come watch a home Bills game, which was the coolest thing ever. Now, nearly 40 years later, I'm a Bills fan for life!

What a great tribute this is to one of our fallen heroes. Thanks for sharing! Hats off to all those who have served and are gone, but never forgotten!

My favorite Bills related memory has to be when Steve Tasker visited my family and I at my house in my hometown. One of our neighbors heard about it, and came by too, and Steve didn't mind at all, and we all just sat on the couch and chatted for a bit. This was back in the 90's, but it's one my favorite memories of all. Go Bills!

Happy Birthday Josh! Oh to be 28 again.....Go Bills!

I've been in the 100's near the top of the lower bowl on the visitor sideline at right around the 40. That being said, they were a gift for that game I went to. I felt pretty fortunate to have that view.

Great name and number! He was a one of the true Raiders for sure. R.I.P. Mr. Otto....and Thoughts and Prayers for the family.

It's a tough watch for sure. We had so many chances to win that 1st Super Bowl against the Giants, and so that one hurts especially to watch. Oh well....Go Bills!