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Bonham would be my personal choice but once you are talking about Bonzo, Peart, Moon it really comes down to preference. They were all legends

Myles Garrett or Aiden Hutchinson

I feel like these were everywhere back then but I remember them particularly at the bowling alley. I bowled in Saturday morning leagues for quite a few years as a kid in the early 90s and I remember we would always try getting new helmets every week. At one point I think I had almost every team. It seemed like the crappy teams came up much more frequently than the elusive teams. I wonder if they stacked the machines like that on purpose. Man I wish I would have held on to my collection.

This year was before my time but it is one I wish I could have experienced. I might have to check out that book the poster above mentioned earlier. I would imagine for the old school fans after the Super Bowl years and the current run this season would have to rank pretty highly on people's lists of favorite Bills seasons

Hockey Hotline was life in the 90!

I disagree. Sure it's bittersweet but it's a unique piece of NFL folklore and certainly of Buffalo Bills history. It's very cool when we are the only franchise in NFL history that can claim four straight Super Bowl appearances. Until we go all the the way that 4 year period will always be looked at as the best era of Buffalo Bills football. The problem is if the Chiefs match the feat with having Super Bowl wins along with it, then yeah this becomes pretty much obsolete for the Bills. Best case scenario Bills knock the Chiefs out of the AFC and go on to win one of own this season!

Excellent point. The difference was Elway was surrounded by much more talented teams in those late 90s runs than in the 80s and early 90s. That's the thing with the Bills. Josh is great and the Bills have certainly fielded some very good teams around him but it just hasn't felt like he has been given a true Super Bowl caliber team around him yet. Hoping the Defense has been shored up and that is about to change. We'll see

Love this movie

That's a life well lived. RIP Art

The first of many

They say Bruce used to eat 75 wings a sitting at the Big Tree....Ed has some work to do

Is this a subliminal Fire McDermott post?

Not in this economy

Closing the stadium out with a home AFC championship game win over the Chiefs preferebly but I'll take it against whoever 70,000 plus standing ovation with tears in their eyes and chants of SUPER BOWL and THANK YOU BILLS

This is absolutely insane.................everybody should try cocaine at least once in their life

If not for the career ending injury I think Sterling Sharpe would've locked down that 3rd spot. He was that good

Yes. Made sure to go after we went to training camp. They make all of their ice cream fresh on site. Lives up to the hype. We had lunch at Pittsford Pub next door and then walked over for dessert afterwards. A solid day and kickoff to the football season Although it would have been awesome to be there the day Tre and Benford were hanging out

First thing I thought of too. Those commercials were absolute classics

See one of my hometown's major teams win a championship

If Allen wins a Super Bowl he becomes a no brainer. I agree with the previous comments where to get recognized for a statue you should really have at least delivered one championship if not multiple. I love Jim Kelly and he is without a doubt a true wall of famer but if the Bills put a statue of him in front of the new stadium we would be a laughing stock across pro sports fans all over the country lol

Just curious what years are we talking here?