BobbyC81

Yeah, you'd think 16 straight years out of the playoffs would drive someone to drink.

Seeing the highlights of that game Rambo had vs the Jets, I still don't understand why he wasn't brought back, or why no other team has picked him up.

The game is called 'foot'ball.

Now it'll be a "let's sign Freddy Jackson" thread

I say pass interference but in a different way than most of you. I don't like the rule where a receiver can't be touched after 5 yards. The NFL is a man's game. Let them fight for position. You can still call PI on the blatant holds or shoves but let the players fight for the ball. I know the current rules allow for easier passing and more scoring which is exciting but I liked the good old days when DBs like Mel Blount could use their size and strength to battle a receiver for the ball in man-on-man coverage.

Those are pretty bold. About the only one I see being met is for Charles Clay. I hate to be a Debbie Downer but I think McCoy's best days have passed and he's starting to break down. I would say what you have for K. Williams are more realistic for Shady. Plus, regarding Karlos, the way he runs, another concussion seems inevitable. I would not be surprised if Jonathan Williams leads this team in rushing in 2016.

How can Manny Lawson be considered a cut when Rex said he was their best LB last season?

That one juror said "It was time to go home." I strongly believe the US should have professional jurors like they do in countries like Japan and France

There were so many OJ documentaries around the same time that I forgot where I saw what but his agent came right out and said OJ told him he did it. There were many new things I learned. I didn't recall the part where the Goldman's got the rights to the book and released it but the word "If" was in very small font. I saw another documentary "How Robert Kardashian helped OJ go free". When OJ returned from Chicago, he had two bags, a carry-on and a garment bag. They showed that the garment bag was set down and Kardashian stood near it talking to OJ's publicist, with a female cop standing nearby. The cops grabbed OJ's carry on and they went inside then brought OJ back out to take him downtown. All this time Kardashian stood by the bag like it was his. When they drove off with OJ the others cops dispersed and Kardashian just picked up the bag and walked to a car with the publicist and they drove off. A news crew was looking at tapes and noticed all of this a few weeks later. They showed Kardashian walking into the court building with a different bag with OJs suit for trial and the media was asking where the bag was and he responded with "this is the only bag I have". Eventually someone brought in a garment bag that looked like the one that disappeared and the cops commented that it looked brand new. We'll never know what was in that garment bag.

Dez Lewis as #2 WR when Sammy Watkins isn't ready at the start of the regular season.

At least they no longer have 2 teams named Roughriders in a 9 team league.

Yes, I was at that game in the pouring rain I remember game with Mularkey where the Bills had a nice late drive inside the 10 and he also got cute and had Travis Henry, who had never thrown an NFL halfback pass, throw it into the end zone and it was intercepted.

Sorry to take the sail out of your winds but it was Hank Bullough

Honorable mention: 1. Bills/Jets- needing only to run out the clock, Losman goes back scrambling and fumbles and the Jets take it for the winning score. 2. Bills/New Eng- Pats obviously short of 1st down on 4th down but ref heard saying "just give it to them" and Pats go on to score winning TD 3. Bills/Dolphins in 1970's with OJ- exciting high scoring game- Mercury Morris is picked up and thrown down and fumbles. Pre-instant replay, refs still get together and discuss it but decide it's not a fumble. Shocked and angry Bills defense allow Fins RB to go about 50 yards untouched for a TD. Game over. 4. Bills/Jags- Jags score on TD pass on last play after on prior 4th down play, all Nate Clements had to do was knock the pass down but went for the INT and missed resulting in a big 1st down reception Unfortunately I think I could've gone on for a few more

Yes, that has to be it, giving up 2 TDs in the last 2 mins of a game it looked they had in the books.

Only attended one game there in 1971 vs the Cards. Bills lost but Alvin Wyatt returned a punt for a score.

Bob Chandler. I just loved watching him play. Great moves, ran great routes and great hands. He also was a great downfield blocker for OJ.

Plus Rex is a buffoon!

Rauch, who had one of the aal-time great RBs and used him as a receiver? I second the choice of Saban. The best years of the Bills' 1st 2 decades came with Lou Saban as the coach. I'd like to see his cousin Nick work his Saban magic.

I wouldn't piss off someone named Adolph. I wonder if his parents have any other kids and if they do, what their names are. Benito ( Mussolini)? Saddam? Osama?

Hey, at least it doesn't look like a banana slug.

And he usually had more than 100 total tackles for the season, which was also amazing

I was just going to ask why no love for Andre Reed.

I don't know if I'll ever be able to get past the following buffoonery: 1. Rex boasts that he will make the #5 defense into the #1 defense and they finish 18th after makes pass rushing D-Linemen go back in pass coverage and the pass rush goes from 1st to worst 2. Rex shows up at a press conference wearing a Clemson helmet And the coup de grace... 3. Rex responds to a question as to why he didn't challenge a key official's call with "because they didn't show the replay on the board"

Bruce Smith? Bad things, man!