Gregg

No but it might help the Sabres make the playoffs.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/other/whitehouse-bengals-vs-clifton-park-bills-highlights-nfl-flag-championships/vi-AA1IRIFr?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=ef2d2df8add9437f87a38847e44a423c&ei=46 Bills win

Have no idea on the food but I can confirm this for the Ravens game.

The Bills were a mess in the mid to late 70's. Knox turned it around and they had some good teams in the early 80's. I still say if they would have held on against SD in the 1980 divisional round they would have gone to the Super Bowl. If they had won the AFCCG would have been Oakland at Buffalo. The Bills dominated the Raiders at home that season 24-7. The only Raiders score came off a pick 6. Chuck Knox is definitely on the Bills mount Rushmore of Bills head coaches IMHO

Lost at Jax when they finally ended the playoff drought but that was with Tyrod Taylor at QB.

The Bills have never won a road playoff game with McDermott as coach. I would have no confidence they could go into BAL or KC and get a playoff win. They need the #1 seed. If the play their playoff games in OP, then they have a shot to make the Super Bowl.

Mahomes would still be trying to get to a Super Bowl if he were a Bill

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/all-32-nfl-teams-head-coach-mount-rushmore-which-4-coaches-made-it-for-your-team/ss-AA1IQMQ6?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=bf43f862fabf4e3783368c2670e5369e&ei=12 For the Bills its Saban, Knox, Levy, and McDermott who were selected

Those Oilers teams of the Campbell era remind me of these Bills. The Bills can't get past the Chiefs and those Oilers couldn't get past the Steelers. If it wasn't for the Steelers, then there is a good chance those Oilers teams get to and possibly win a Super Bowl. Campbell was a beast. He ran over and through people. He was one of the most physical backs that ever played and probably the main reason his career was short. He took and dished out a lot of punishment in his career. Those Oilers teams of the Campbell era remind me of these Bills. The Bills can't get past the Chiefs and those Oilers couldn't get past the Steelers. If it wasn't for the Steelers, then there is a good chance those Oilers teams get to and possibly win a Super Bowl. Campbell was a beast. He ran over and through people. He was one of the most physical backs that ever played and probably the main reason his career was short. He took and dished out a lot of punishment in his career.

Along with comeback wasn't Reich the QB for one of the biggest comebacks in college football as well. To this day I still can't believe they came back from 35-3 in the 3rd quarter. That will never happen again at least in my lifetime.

They did go and get Rodgers so that says they want to win now, and Watt is a huge part of their team. But Watt or no Watt I can't see them beating the Ravens for the division.

572k for an NFL team is like a penny to the average person.

Yes, he gets his due. With the exception of not winning a Super Bowl he has accomplished everything there is in the NFL from both a team and individual standpoint. One of the core players along with Jim, Bruce, Andre of the great teams of the late 80's and early 90's. In the HOF On the Bills WOF and has his #34 retired by the Bills Considered one of the best RBs in NFL history Kelly even said he was the heart and soul of their offense. When #34 was on the offense was unstoppable. Only thing missing was a Super Bowl championship season.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/nfl-insider-pumps-up-patriots-and-wr-terry-mclaurin-trade-talk/ar-AA1INqHp?ocid=entnewsntp&pc=U531&cvid=7be7685cca144d35866843dd4fb61e04&ei=19 Don't know why NE would want to trade for him. They are not close to competing for a Super Bowl. Why bother trading for a 30-year-old WR. Different story for the Bills who are in win now mode.

I mentioned this before but in the history of the Bills the blue over white combo has been the primary home look. In the last year of the current stadium, they should wear blue over white for all regular season home games. The first two home games are at night with SNF vs the Ravens and TNF vs the Dolphins. The sun won't be out, so it won't be that hot so blue over white should be the look. By the time home game #3 rolls around the heat won't be an issue at all. If they want to bring back the red helmets for a game, then fine and the same with the throwbacks but it should be with blue jerseys and white pants. The only game I think the Bills will wear all whites is the preseason game vs the Giants. It's an afternoon game in August so it will be hot out.

There is no guarantee the Commanders want to trade him. Beane would also have to figure out a way to make this work cap wise if a trade could be worked out. I would call the Commanders and see if there is any interest in making a trade. If the Bills could get McLaurin, then he becomes our #1 WR. That opens things up for the rest of the WR's and TE's. It will also help Cook in the run game as opposing defenses will have to respect the passing game more with McLaurin. This probably doesn't happen right now but the longer this goes on between McLaurin and the Commanders without a deal then a trade possibility probably increases.

I thought that honor went to Bryan Cox

I think Allen would have won a Super Bowl if he were a Raven. I think the Ravens overall have a better roster than the Bills. The Bills have a good offense around Allen even though the WR corps is average. The defense is average at best and below average against good teams with good QBs as the playoff show. Allen does more for his team than any other player in the league. Nothing against Jackson who is a very good QB, but he should have at least gotten to a Super Bowl with that roster he has around him.

https://nypost.com/2025/07/17/sports/bryan-braman-eagles-super-bowl-champ-dead-at-38-after-battling-rare-cancer/ RIP. 38 is way too young.