John Gianelli

For one championship game? I'd choose Jack Kemp.

The Free Press: What the Bills Mafia Teaches Us About Resilience: Buffalo has suffered decades of heartbreak, but we haven’t lost our love of football—or life. She doesn't break much new ground, but I was surprised to see it in a publication like The Free Press. Hopefully you can access it, as there doesn't seem to be a paywall.

Nope.

Ups and downs highs and lows.. doesn't it make you feel alive? Yes.

I agree that Wide Right is far and away #1.

According to Google's AI: 1. 13 seconds 2. Wide Right 3. Music City 4. Denver Overtime I would put Wide Right at #1, Music City at #2, 13 seconds at #3 and Denver Overtime at #4. Are there any we're missing?

When we got word within hours of each other that Gabe Davis and Tyrell Shavers are out with ACL injuries, I felt deja vu going back to the 2006 Sabres' Stanley Cup run, when they lost Kalinin, Numminen, Tallinder and McKee in short order. What can you say but, next man up.

We still have people dropping a dollar in the collection basket on Sunday.

In Bills all time quarterback ratings, I always put Kemp at the top. Yes, there were fewer teams in the league. Yes, his stats would be laughed at today. But he won two championships, in convincing fashion, without a lot of great offensive weapons. Fans under the age of 65 just can't understand the feeling of watching your quarterback lead you to the promised land--twice.

Agree with Gogolak!

I was there in the end zone, too. But I don't remember which end zone it was!

Haven't read the whole thread, but has anyone mentioned Home Run Throwback yet???

Thanks. Now it makes more sense.

Anyone remember Tom Ruud? 1st round draft choice in 1975. Tom Ruud played 5 seasons for the Bills and Bengals. He played but didn't record a tackle! I mentioned Ruud below. He was a 1st round pick. Played 5 years for the Bills and Bengals and didn't record a single tackle!

I'm pretty sure we beat them in the 90s.