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Correct. Bruce actually won Defensive Player of the Year that season

The Eagles easily! History says the Bills don't fare well against the NFC East in Super Bowls 😭

This stuff is awesome

This draft class is now looking very impressive. Will be remembered as an all-time QB class. Incredible we ended up with the best guy of the bunch

My hanging out at bars era is long over but it is sad to hear about the Buffalo staples being burned down or the other ones that are closing. Def a changing of the times and you will never be able to rebuild the character places like The Pink and Mulligans had. Sad day in WNY history

Buffalo is in a window where it's completely realistic they could win a Super Bowl in the next 2 years if they added a player the caliber of Myles Garrett The time to swing for the fences is now

Agree but not sure I have the faith in them getting it done. Garrett is a sure thing

Yes because they've been able to do such a great job of that so far

That's where all this talk is coming from. Sounds like he wants out and wants to go to a Contender

Had some friends that went out to Vegas for the game After the game was over I texted them: Well...at least your in Vegas

Would love for it to happen even though it's a huge longshot. I agree he that could be the missing piece we need to catapult us to being a true Super Bowl team. I'd absolutely give up multiple firsts for him. Make that trade and use a 2nd or possibly even a 3rd to bring in a dominant 1Tech DT and it could completely transform this Defense. Wishful thinking for sure though

It's wild that if not for the Bills this KC team would be going for a perfect season The 2007 Patriots team was much more dominant

This game is pretty much a glorified exhibition game for the Bills this week. Not putting in much effort. Might pick up a Wegmans sub

I agree that Denver would be more of a slugfest. Even though it's a long shot my first choice for wild card weekend would be Miami. Surprised at how many fans worry about facing them because of the whole it's hard to beat a team 3 times thing. It's Miami in Buffalo in January. We already know that team is soft playing in the elements at this time of year

I think we can beat them but I respectfully disagree Knowing KC's path would be BYE week, Pitt/Houston and then hosting the AFCCG at Home I would hate to see the Bills have to run a gauntlet of Cincy, Baltimore, and KC to get to the Super Bowl. I'm not saying they can't do it but would much prefer them getting an easy opening weekend matchup.

Surprised this hasn't come up in the memories yet....but didn't Kenny host a wedding ceremony at one his tailgates in the early 2000s? Pretty sure I have an old Buffalo News article about it laying around somewhere lol

Then why did you keep going back? 😄

I don't think I needed too much coercing back in those days 😂

That sounds like some nice family memories. This sparked a memory from my childhood New Year's Eves with my family. Our parents would bring out the sleeper sofa mattress in the living room and let us stay up late watching Casey Kasem's Nick at Nite New Year's Eve countdown..does anybody remember that!? Honestly I probably look back at those times much fonder than when I was at the age where I could go out to parties and bars for NYE Happy New Year's to all of the Off the Wall posters on here. May 2025 bring everybody many blessings..and maybe a Lombardi trophy to Western New York

The first time I was aware of Pinto Ron was probably late 90s by seeing some clips on NFL Films. Early 2000's was the first time I stopped by to check it out. It was definitely smaller scale back then, I think it was by the power of social media that caused it to really blow up in the later 2000's

I'm with you guys. I know I'm in the minority as well so I don't post about it but the moment felt a bit anti-climatic to me. During the drought years I always envisioned a big home game celebration like the tearing down of the goalposts in 88(probably not literally tearing down the goalposts because of how strict modern times are..but at least talk about doing it lol) but it was so weird backing into the playoffs off the result of another game. It would have been incredible if it was the Josh Allen team finally breaking the drought but I can't complain, what we have been treated to is amazing. I was in Pittsburgh in 2019 for SNF when we beat the Steelers to clinch our playoff birth and that was amazing and I think for me personally that stands out more than breaking the drought by watching a Bengals win. With that said I certainly understand the enormity of breaking the playoff drought and why it was so exciting for everyone. And certainly was happy for players like Eric Wood and Kyle Williams.

Yeah I was just clowning around, not trying to give you a hard time. I agree that I would have expected us to play on Saturday(probably afternoon though, not at night)

Technically Moulds wouldn't count. He was on some playoff Bills teams

I never met him..but I enjoyed his work RIP Joe

Oh c'mon this is worse speculation than the guy who started the thread about how we're going to be getting cold weather for Wild Card weekend