Sestak4ever

1959

Ron McDole. Bills traded him because they said he was over the hill. Went on to have an amazing remainder of his career with Washington. The Dancing Bear!

Bobby Burnett, his rookie season, I think 1966. Blew out his knee the following year which ended his career as a Bill. In 1966 he had 1,185 total yards. Caught 34 passes averaging over 12 yards per catch and 4 tds. Rushed for 766 yards and 4 tds. Was named AFL rookie of the year and made the AFL All Star team.

He made his money, so good for him. He dropped quite a few catchable balls here but he also made some outstanding sideline catches early in his career. I would not re-sign him but he will latch on somewhere.

Definitely fast. Hope the smaller frame holds up in the NFL. Go Bills!!🏈🍻

I saw where some teams do not have a first round grade on any of the quarterbacks this year, but you know some will reach for them. Got to hope we can land some starters.

With Josh being where he is at in his career and the stability of the offensive line I would think Beane would look to trade up if someone lands in a position that allows us to do so. He almost certainly has to be in the “ win now” mode and I hope if he does this that it is for a difference maker. Go Bills!! 🏈🍻

Bills 2nd string.😆 Go Bills!!🏈🍻

Butch Byrd for sure. 40 interceptions, great punt returner, great support against the run. Was instrumental in beating the Chargers in the 1965 AFL championship with a punt return for a td and an interception of Hadl. Go Bills!🍻🏈

Or Walt Patulski or Tom Cousineau?

Low risk, possible high reward signing. Coming after Tua, Maye, Fields, Patrick, etc.

Morse really helped stabilize our center position at a time we were having extreme difficulty finding a good center. Great leader and person. Wish him the very best. 👍

Would love to find the next Kyle Williams!

In the past, wasn’t there a ruling that a runner could not be assisted by pushing or pulling? I think that used to be the case.

I agree that making this so public is poor judgement on his part, or it might be a greedy agent. I think some fans are short-changing the impact he had on our team this year, and how his play helped Josh progress even more. I’m not so sure that would be easily replaced. I would like to see him extended for a reasonable contract and not jettison him off so quickly. It will be interesting to see how it all plays out. Go Bills! 🏈

They found out he did not have the pictures he claimed to possess. 😎

Excellent and well deserved. Actually this should have been his second MVP award. Way to go Josh! All of us Bills fans love you and are so happy to call you our quarterback!

Definitely at this point in Josh’s career. You draft for the future. You trade for today.

Injuries have been an issue for Kupp for a couple seasons now. As good as he was, I’d stay away from him.

It was our defense that won those championships. Sestak, McDole, Saimes, Byrd, Stratton, Tracy, Jacobs, Edgerson, etc. They shut down the vaunted Chargers offense.

I agree with your point, but in big games that catch needs to be made, especially in that situation. He also seemed like he did not give full effort to make the first down earlier in the game. Not sure if it was due to any lingering issues from his injury, but he also dropped some very catchable passes earlier in the season. If it’s due to injury, then okay. If it’s due to lack of heart and effort, that’s another matter.

Gone - Elam, Kincaid(maybe find a trading partner), Miller, Hamlin, Spector, Cooper. I’m sure there are many others, but these seem to stand out.

We supposedly drafted the guy with the best hands in the world in Kincaid. He has been very disappointing this year and that drop today was inexcusable. Big game players don’t miss that opportunity.

Two factors come in to play on what type of offense we run. One is how effective we are running the ball. If we are gaining 5, 6 or more per run, then that’s how we should handle the offensive calls, while mixing in play action, especially on first down to keep defenses on their heels. I know this seems obvious, but some teams just don’t follow this formula. The other is the score of the game itself, any deficit we find ourselves in and how well we are defending the opposing offense. If we are effective in this respect, then the offense will most likely stay conservative. Again this seems obvious but have seen many teams outsmart themselves, like Atlanta and Seattle in their Super Bowl losses.

We also had a drop by Kincaid that may have lead to a 3 score lead early in the third quarter.