Ned Flanders

Rediscovering this great album from 1972

No, but they changed the beginning...it really was the Germans who bombed Pearl Harbor.

1975 was a weird year...started off 4-0 and lost to the lowly Giants on MNF (which inexplicably wasn't sold out...I vividly recall listening to the game on the radio). Bills also blew a 21-0 lead at home to the Colts, couldn't beat the Fish, sputtered to the finish line and finished 8-6...with OJ leading the league in rushing/rushing TDs. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/buf/1975.htm

He's not making it up, just a good copy and paste job...would have been nice to cite the source: https://www.newyorkupstate.com/buffalo-bills/2019/11/the-buffalo-bills-have-played-on-thanksgiving-more-often-than-you-might-have-thought.html

Prediction: Frank Gore will outlast Sports Illustrated.

Think it was a couple of years before that actually. https://www.pro-football-reference.com/boxscores/199411240det.htm

I was in kindergarten at a Catholic school in Rochester and we were about to be let out for the weekend. I can remember looking at the loudspeaker in the class when the announcement came over...a few minutes later, we were dismissed and I recall nuns crying in the hallway, as our first Catholic president had been slain.

Yes, and I understand they will be in my area, Alexandria, VA, on April 2. I'll be there. Also, in the 80s and 90s, there was a cover band called Over the Garden Wall, from Toronto, IIRC, that I saw several times in Rochester at the Penny Arcade. They were great! They always opened up with Watcher of the Skies, with the lead singer in full Peter Gabriel-like costume.

Not really underrated, but a band I'm appreciating more and more is Genesis, especially during the early-mid 1970s. Starting with Foxtrot and through And Then There Were Three, this band really had it going on...and the music certainly holds up more than 40 years later.

C'mon man...sending a Bills fan to BWW is like sending an Italian to Olive Garden.

Jeeziz, my wife asked the same thing last night. Not to give anything away, but both the wife and I figured it out as soon as the eye patch guy showed up in London.

Watched one of my all-time favorite movies, the classic Davy Crockett on Disney+ the other night...and noticed the "warning." Let's just say the native Americans were not looked upon too kindly...

Thought the same thing...

Great play and player, yes, but I don't care to see another clip from that game ever again.

I'm for keeping the 16 games schedule...less is more in the NFL. Not wild about expanding the playoffs either.

Keith McKeller: so much potential they named an offensive scheme after him.

All these posts and not a call for the red helmets? You guys are slipping

Go back and look at the play...there's no chance Allen gets that pass off to the left, where Beasley is, with the edge rusher in his face. Everyone needs to stop pointing to how open Beasley was on the play...if the edge rusher was at least chipped, yes, he had a play there, but the rusher broke up basically any play to the left of the QB.

"...hardened human waste made retrieval impossible, so surgeons were forced to cut into the man’s abdominal cavity." This is the content I come here for.

That was the key here...JA couldn't go to his left because of the pressure on that side...it's obvious in the clip.

Or Dallas.

Rudy was offside...

It's not happening. Also, Spanos Stinks.

I'm in Annandale and we missed the storm until about 9:00, which was great for the kids. We had a lighter turnout than usual it seemed, however. Probably a group of kids every five minutes or so, from 6:30-8:30...50 total.

Sadly, Grevey's is now a Five Guys. I started going to Grevey's in 1991 before they had Sunday Ticket, and had to use the huge satellite dish to manually find the games. Some fun times and memorable games there. Why did this thread get moved to "Off the Wall?" Jeeziz, it's specifically a Bills-related topic.