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I'm pretty sure the natural reaction to, 'hey, check this player out!', is a douchebag saying, 'I thought he'd died, otherwise I'd respond', Is, I thought he was dead' really the best you can do?

Tough, weird world- the USFL was trying to compete with the NFL. They offered some better contracts to huge players, and Cribbs was one of them- Jim Kelly too. Whattaya do- the AFL would have never joined the NFL, and metric would never have met Standard on the ISS if not for Ralph Wilson and Al Davis... and to a lesser degree, Lamar Hunt.

I absolutely loved this guy as a kid- total electricity, and if you don't know who Joe Cribbs is, here's a fresher: and with a gorgeous soundtrack they gave a deserving player You don't get that soundtrack if you suck. Gotta say, I think the small charging buffaloes were the best... but I'm cool with the current unis.

After years of listening to those two, I have zero doubt they were putting together Buffalo Bills' former offensive line draft picks, and the Great State of Ohio. They were talking about Wyatt Teller, and.. they .. just.. didn't.. know.. the .. difference. look at those monkeys run.. their mouths.

I'm wasted in time, and I'm looking everywhere...

Wow!

This is what a gorgeous pop song sounds like or this-

NOBODY did this back then. Nobody does it today. If you spend a moment to listen to the song above... there's really nothing like it. Amongst the insanity, who spends the time to figure out how a bass line will drill directly up your butt?? God bless this band.

I have no doubt WhoTom will appreciate this.. it's just what Who peoples do. ) Bless you-

Skip these next 2 songs

A little WhoTom for ya: Bless ya sirs

Tough video to follow- with this one, at first you go... how backwards. Then you go, is John Enwhitsle's dingly really going to get electrocuted You'll have to watch it, and gradually turn it up, until the end to find out... bwahahaha

Welcome to the 20th Century... Try to look out for the kids

(I love this version)

Who came first?

Tyrod Taylor was the best damn thing we had at QB outside of a Ryan Fitzpatrick win over the Patriots* for a good long time. Like it or not, he actually set the stage for Bills fans to EXPEXT to get the first down on 3rd and 22. I like Tyrod.

Before I get busted - been a Bills fan going back to Ferguson, Freeman, Cribbs and Lucius Sanford.

I really think highly of all these players. You're English, I happen to speak the language. I grew up very much around the game from the moment I was basically born. I grew up in the Cowboys training camps. Staubach, Pearson, Jones, White, Dutton, Harris, Martin, Waters, DuPree... the list went on forever - what an amazing era of football team. Under Tom Landry, they never lost an opening day game. When I was a kid, you thought those players would be YOUR players FOREVER but then some of them retired... GASP and then the rest of them retired. Glad you found the game. If somehow you could go back and watch the 1970's Raiders, every game front-to-back, you'd get some better context, and a whole 'nother view on what this game is/was. Cheers!

I would never

I hate to get you on a technicality, but I think we're talking two small monsters here. And I'm ok with that. Do you Korean chicks have a weird way of adding extra lines before you type?

What the ***** games have you guys watching??? ... I mean Shakir fine, but Taron Johnson has been a small monster.

it's not all about style, boys. Check out Ted Hendricks wearing the latest fall fashions: I defy any of you to tell that gentleman he's not dressed for the Gala. Ok F this- i was thinking stupidly of Pats who wore the red and white... Steve Grogan, Russ Francis, Andre Tippett and Andre Lippett. But ***** that! Stanley Morgan was the greatest Patriot to wear their old color- hands down. Dude was bad-ass