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Is this the greatest day ever do be a Bills fan?


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Im 53 years old and I have been waiting for this Bills team my whole life.  I wasn't alive for the 64 Bills.  But other great days to be a Bills fan were 51-3 AFC Championship, when we chanted for Scott Norwood at the Bills rally after our loss, Smashing the Patriots in the playoffs last season, those are the first 3 days that come to mind as being best days to  be a Bills fan.  But after that statement game, today IMO is the greatest day ever to be a Bills fan.  LETS GO BUFFALO!!!

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I’m 53 and  even going to games since I was 10. Today is a great day and fortunately more to come this year. These McBeane/JA years have been along time coming. We’ve waiting a long time; just enjoying the ride.

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12 minutes ago, Pete said:

Im 53 years old and I have been waiting for this Bills team my whole life.  I wasn't alive for the 64 Bills.  But other great days to be a Bills fan were 51-3 AFC Championship, when we chanted for Scott Norwood at the Bills rally after our loss, Smashing the Patriots in the playoffs last season, those are the first 3 days that come to mind as being best days to  be a Bills fan.  But after that statement game, today IMO is the greatest day ever to be a Bills fan.  LETS GO BUFFALO!!!

 

You seem to be quite excited!!! I mean…..REALLY, REALLY EXCITED! A man of many threads! 

 

We all are. But it’s just one game. 

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No...they won the AFL championship back to back years, the first SB appearance was magical when they destroyed the Raiders 51-3 in the AFCG...

 

It was a good day but it wasn't even as good as when they demolished the Pats in the playoffs with the only perfect offensive game in NFL history...

 

Plus when they win the SB in a few months that will trump all else anyway...

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1 hour ago, Solomon Grundy said:

I've spent the entire day channel surfing for Bills reaction from sports analysts. The reporters from LA are very salty about the loss. Shady McCoy on "Speak", with the beautiful Joy Taylor, spreading the Bills love

https://www.thefocus.news/sports/where-joy-taylor-is-on-the-herd-has-left-the-show/

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4 minutes ago, Big Turk said:

No...they won the AFL championship back to back years, the first SB appearance was magical when they destroyed the Raiders 51-3 in the AFCG...

 

It was a good day but it wasn't even as good as when they demolished the Pats in the playoffs with the only perfect offensive game in NFL history...

 

Plus when they win the SB in a few months that will trump all else anyway...

I saw the thread title and I was going to simply post 51-3

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I think that yesterdays game showed us that our defensive line is a monster.  This will be a dominant defense if healthy.  This D + Tre might be championship caliber.  
 

offensively, we just started from where left off last year.  Championship caliber.

 

two championship caliber units working in unison to achieve one common goal

 

I couldn’t be much happier after a regular season win  

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I don't know about greatest day to be a Bills fan, but it's been a hilarious day to be on Twitter. 

In just the last hour, I've seen a Barstool Sports article titled "Josh Allen was apparently laughing like a maniac every time he got hit last night" and seen Josh Allen referred to as "if a golden retriever were a quarterback", so....pretty good day on the interwebs.

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17 minutes ago, Marcus Aurelius said:

Extremely old man here...

No, it was December 26, 1965

1965 American Football League Championship Game

BUFFALO 23

SAN DIEGO 0

 

No kidding! What are you, like a couple thousand years old? What is your secret? 

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19 minutes ago, NewEra said:

I think that yesterdays game showed us that our defensive line is a monster.  This will be a dominant defense if healthy.  This D + Tre might be championship caliber.  
 

offensively, we just started from where left off last year.  Championship caliber.

 

two championship caliber units working in unison to achieve one common goal

 

I couldn’t be much happier after a regular season win  

 

Crazy to think they are doing all this without Takeaway Tre

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1 hour ago, Rampage said:

It's only one game. We saw the Saints dumpster Green Bay in week one last year. A little apples to oranges but keep it your pants until January.

I agree. This was a fun win and a great statement, but it is only one game. Just enjoy them every week 

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7 minutes ago, BillsPride12 said:

When the Bills thumped the Raiders 51-3 to go to their first Super Bowl Van Miller called it the greatest moment in Buffalo sports history.  I think that still stands until we actually win the Super Bowl...which could very well end up being this year.

51-3 is still the best moment in Bills history, hands down, followed by the Comeback game.  And as fun as last night was, last year's drubbing of the Pats was better and I'd argue the 2011 win over the Pats was a more satisfying moment as well.  Last night was more on par with the 31-0 destruction of the Pats in 2003.  Great start to the season, but it means nothing if we don't keep up this level of play over the course of the season.

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6 minutes ago, chaccof said:

The secret is bourbon in copious amounts - nature's preservative......(Don't tell my wife).....

 

Does it have to be aged bourbon, because the bar is sounding pretty high here. 

 

 

 

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2 hours ago, stevewin said:

I saw the thread title and I was going to simply post 51-3

I think the shellacking of the Patriots in the playoffs last year has to be right at the top.  A Perfect Game against the best Defensive Mind in Football in really cold weather.   

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12 hours ago, ganesh said:

I think the shellacking of the Patriots in the playoffs last year has to be right at the top.  A Perfect Game against the best Defensive Mind in Football in really cold weather.   

There was nothing in my life like standing in the crowd for the 51-3 game in the first half, with the game already over, and everybody just delerious with joy - a party of 80 thousand deleriously flabbergasted fans that lasted the rest of the game - "We're going to the Super Bowl!  We're going to the Super Bowl!"  It was almost inconceivable - surreal.  Nothing like it - ever 

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1 minute ago, stevewin said:

There was nothing in my life like standing in the crowd for the 51-3 game in the first half, with the game already over, and everybody just delerious with joy - a party of 10's of thousands that lasted the rest of the game - "We're going to the Super Bowl!  We're going to the Super Bowl!"  Nothing like it - ever 

It's the No. 1 game/Bills moment for me as well.

 

 

 

 

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Until I'm in the stands at the Super Bowl & they're handing the Lombardi Trophy to the Bills management, they aren't topping the days when the Bills went to 4 straight Super Bowls for me.  I was at all 4 of them & at the time each day was the greatest day ever to be a Bills fan to me.  Especially when we were leading at halftime in Super bowl XXLIII and I thought I was finally going to see them win one.  

 

As far as opening days go, the greatest opening day was in 1980 when the Bills beat the Dolphins & the goalposts came down-ON OPENING DAY! It's the only time I've ever been on the field, although I went nowhere near the goalposts as they were being torn down.  

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There have been a handful of these moments during the Bills' ascension. The Dallas Thanksgiving game that really put Josh Allen on the map. The Pittsburgh SNF  game to clinch playoffs. Baltimore playoff win to send us to the  AFC Championship game. The Patriots drubbing in last year's playoffs. Now this. Hard to say this one  is the "greatest" but it'll certainly be on the list of moments that got us to that Lombardi trophy come February! 

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I have been a fan for many, many years and there have been some really good moments. While I feel really good after last night's win, it doesn't really compare at all to each of the AFC Championship wins, particularly the 51-3 dismantling of the Raiders that left me with a feeling of certainty that the Bills would go on to win the Super Bowl. 

 

It was a good win last night and I am fine with whatever level of excitement people are feeling. 

 

It is a good damn team. Enjoy it.

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4 hours ago, Rampage said:

It's only one game. We saw the Saints dumpster Green Bay in week one last year. A little apples to oranges but keep it your pants until January.

 

I agree this isn't the greatest day in Bills Fandom history but this apology doesn't make any sense.   That game in no way compares to what happened yesterday or how last year ended up for either of those teams.  

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6 hours ago, hondo in seattle said:

51-3

 

Yep, great memories! I remember Bob Costas saying at halftime with the Bills up 41-3 something to the effect of:

 

"The Bills are going to be hard to beat in the Super Bowl...and it WILL be Buffalo, because this game is OVER!"

 

And aweomse play here by Kelly and Lofton, after the TD catch by Andre Reed was called back the previous play:

 

 

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3 minutes ago, Neo said:

And, as I always say, the game wasn’t as close as the score indicated.

 

Yep, the Bills took it easy on them in the second half. The Raiders were totally demoralized after the 1st quarter. They knew it was game over. Art Shell, the LA head coach, said no one could have beaten Buffalo that day.

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What now has over 1990 is that there are an infinite amount of sports talk media outlets to relive the victory with, stretching out the opportunities to bask in the glory. In ‘90 you just had ESPN Primetime, the low budget CNN sports hour, and the USA Today which was always sold out. I still have 12 videos to go from my “Bills Rams” YouTube search and they keep posting new ones faster than I can watch. 

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