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Thurman Thomas played for the Bills from 1988-99. In those years, the Bills made the playoffs ten times.

 

The Bills entered the NFL in 1970 and have made the playoffs in 13 of 57 seasons.

 

It means the Bills made the playoffs THREE times without Thurman on the roster in their NFL existence.

 

Now that's an all time scary number.

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Thurman Thomas played for the Bills from 1988-99. In those years, the Bills made the playoffs ten times.

 

The Bills entered the NFL in 1970 and have made the playoffs in 13 of 57 seasons.

 

It means the Bills made the playoffs THREE times without Thurman on the roster in their NFL existence.

 

Now that's an all time scary number.

About to say it couldn't include the AFL years where they made the playoffs regularly...2017-1970 is 47 years btw. Edited by matter2003
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When you have an all purpose threat at RB, it opens up so much. Thomas could run up the middle, hit the edge, take a screen, and come out of the backfield to catch.

 

With a weapon like that, it opened up Reed, Lofton, and the entire offense.

Wonder where we could get an all purpose threat at RB nowadays??
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When you have an all purpose threat at RB, it opens up so much. Thomas could run up the middle, hit the edge, take a screen, and come out of the backfield to catch.

 

With a weapon like that, it opened up Reed, Lofton, and the entire offense.

It also helped to have a QB that the defense had to worry about for things other than handing Thurman the ball.

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Thurman Thomas played for the Bills from 1988-99. In those years, the Bills made the playoffs ten times.

 

The Bills entered the NFL in 1970 and have made the playoffs in 13 of 57 seasons.

 

It means the Bills made the playoffs THREE times without Thurman on the roster in their NFL existence.

 

Now that's an all time scary number.

Thanks Ralph.

 

I did enjoy watching those 13 teams play though.

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Thurman Thomas played for the Bills from 1988-99. In those years, the Bills made the playoffs ten times.

 

The Bills entered the NFL in 1970 and have made the playoffs in 13 of 57 seasons.

 

It means the Bills made the playoffs THREE times without Thurman on the roster in their NFL existence.

 

Now that's an all time scary number.

pretty pathetic- things will be different, all we need is a rich owner that will spend the money.... right?

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When you have an all purpose threat at RB, it opens up so much. Thomas could run up the middle, hit the edge, take a screen, and come out of the backfield to catch.

 

With a weapon like that, it opened up Reed, Lofton, and the entire offense.

We don't have a Reed, Lofton or Kelly. We have TT that can only see 1/4 of the football field.

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Thurman Thomas played for the Bills from 1988-99. In those years, the Bills made the playoffs ten times.

The Bills entered the NFL in 1970 and have made the playoffs in 13 of 57 seasons.

It means the Bills made the playoffs THREE times without Thurman on the roster in their NFL existence.

Now that's an all time scary number.

1970-1987 made playoffs 3x

 

1988-1999 made playoffs 10x

 

2000-2016 made playoffs 0x

 

That's sad.

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Hmmm... the trend is that we do well when someone with the initials T.T. is in the offensive backfield.

 

In fact, we've make the playoffs 10 of the 14 seasons we had a starter in the backfield with the initials T.T. About 71% of the time.

 

Ipso facto, we're looking at a 71% chance of making the playoffs this upcoming season with a T.T. under center.

 

Statistics are wonderful. I'm going to sleep better tonight.

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Hmmm... the trend is that we do well when someone with the initials T.T. is in the offensive backfield.

 

In fact, we've make the playoffs 10 of the 14 seasons we had a starter in the backfield with the initials T.T. About 71% of the time.

 

Ipso facto, we're looking at a 71% chance of making the playoffs this upcoming season with a T.T. under center.

 

Statistics are wonderful. I'm going to sleep better tonight.

 

How could one argue against that? It's math! And history! All the stuff they teach us. I'll start saving up for my playoff tickets! :)

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