Chandler#81

What’s really noticeable is there isn’t a jersey in sight in the stands. NFL didn’t market jerseys, so they weren’t available to the public. If you had one, a player gave it to you! Another amazing thing happened that season. Oilers & Raiders traded QBs in the offseason, Pastorini to Oakland, the Snake to Houston. When the Raiders played us early and we beat them in the season, we broke Dante’s leg, forcing the Raiders to turn to ‘washed up’ Jim Plunkett. ‘Plunk’ led the Raiders to a Super Bowl victory.

The music score leaves much to be desired, but the intent is there.🤷‍♂️

Lengthy but fantastic compilation. Especially for those who followed the team way back then. Enjoy!

I’ll take a stab. Say it’s not your Conference for instance. Your team has to play 2 away games against them. Schedule them in back to back weeks then get a bye to readjust to the U.S.

Sure. But rarely. When your hard armed dough is on the table, you use your mind not your heart. I’m glad to say when I bet the other way, I’m usually wrong in this era.

Is that the day where men can whip all chicks in the legs with pussywillow sticks and get away with it? ‘Hey! You’re Hot!’ WHACK! FUN TIMES INDEED!

Then you’re really gonna be upset when the NFL eventually has a European DIVISION! That’s the current plan anyway..🤷‍♂️

He’s In! He’s Out! He’s IN! He’s Out! He must feel like a porn king…

It’s annoying AF!

We lost Dubenion & Glenn Bass to injury early in ‘65 and Cookie was a Bronco, though our Defense was still at Championship level. The ‘64 team was much better all around.

Really? That’s ALL you know??😳

On this date 31 years ago, we played the ‘RAAAIDAS’ in a bone chilling Division Round game.

Oh, my dear weathered friend. I completely disagree. ‘64 was our absolute pinnacle. Much more so than the ensuing 2 seasons where we still made the title game again, winning back to back titles in ‘65. The Browns won the NFL title and Jim Brown was at his zenith. But nobody in the NFL had a defense who could compare with ours. Again, we didn’t allow anyone to rush for a 100 yards. If EVER there was year we would have easily won a still unthought of Super Bowl, this was the year. Green Bay played Cleveland in another title game and held Brown to 50 yards rushing.

The regime kicked hizazz to Jacksonville before we even played our 1st regular season game under ‘the regime’.

Nah, Piece of Cake. We got this!

We played a far different style of football than our pass happy, no Defense AFL brethren. Much more modeled as a NFL team at the time, with a ferocious Defense and power running Offense. At one stage in the mid 60’s, we went 17 straight games without surrendering a 100 yard runner. Still, we were underdogs at home in the Title game to the point-a-minute, high flying circus of the San Diego Chargers who had been the Darlings of the new League. Here is a trip back for you oldtimers as we currently seek another shot at a Title.

This play!🫨

Quick: How many RedZone scores did Denver score? Ans ZERO

My Gameball recipients *Josh Allen 20-26 Atts, 272 yrds Passing, 2 TDs, 0 INTs, 135.4 Rating, 8 carries, 46 yrds, 5.8 yrds/Carry Matt Milano 5 Tackles, 1 Sack, 1 QB Hurry GROOT 2 Tackles, 1 Sack, 2 Tackles for loss James Cook 23 Carries, 120 Rush Yrds, 1 TD Samuel/Kincaid 3 Receptions Each, 159 Total Yrds, 1 TD Extra Points: TOP Buf 41:34, Den 18:17; Best DL vs. Best OL Total Yrds Den 224, Buf 471 *Ya know what? SCREW THE MVP! Josh became the best Rushing QB in NFL Playoff History today and passed Jim Kelly for most Playoff TDs today in Team History SIDE NOTE: I loved the mid January shadows cast on the field in the 2nd Half! I had season tix during our SB era but as is typical, it was usually cloudy. We may never see the Bills in this LIGHT ever again as the new Highmark is aimed the opposite way -plus the canopy. Hope yall enjoyed the rare view too!

Who WERE those guys playing Defense for us today??