boater Posted Tuesday at 03:24 PM Posted Tuesday at 03:24 PM (edited) So many too choose from... What comes to mind right now: Robb Riddick. Whenever Marv Levy had a short yardage situation, he sent in Robb Riddick. It almost always paid off. Edited Tuesday at 03:24 PM by boater 1 Quote
Rico Posted Tuesday at 04:46 PM Posted Tuesday at 04:46 PM Cliff Hicks. I thought he was a decent back-up on the SB-era Bills, don’t remember him getting burned. 1 Quote
JP51 Posted Tuesday at 04:49 PM Author Posted Tuesday at 04:49 PM 1 hour ago, boater said: So many too choose from... What comes to mind right now: Robb Riddick. Whenever Marv Levy had a short yardage situation, he sent in Robb Riddick. It almost always paid off. RIP Robb... lots of struggles for that poor guy, I think CTE might have been in play... but nevertheless a really nice player for us. Quote
cwater10 Posted Tuesday at 04:51 PM Posted Tuesday at 04:51 PM (edited) Then: Shane Nelson. So solid in the shadow of Haslett and Smerlas A Few Days Ago: Stevie Johnson. Polarizing figure, never got proper credit for performance because of big personality and shenanigans. Now: Sean McDermott. Gets annually dragged through the mud for bringing this team to a consistent level of success unimaginable before his arrival. Honorable Mention: Joe Ferguson. Still love you Fergie! Edited Tuesday at 04:53 PM by cwater10 Quote
corta765 Posted Tuesday at 05:25 PM Posted Tuesday at 05:25 PM Not a complete sleeper but Eric Wood got a raw deal health wise. With Josh taking over he would've rightfully earned more pro bowls and been looked at league wide as a one of the top centers in the league. Center is a position where guys get better older and reputations build. Right as he was moving into that time it ended which was really unfortunate. Robert Woods I think was completely undervalued by the team and you saw once he had a QB the guy could ball quite well. Not necessarily underrated by the fans or league, but the Bills entered the NFL draft with Woods & Goodwin and instead of staying when they already had quality WR's and drafting BPA cough cough Mike Evans they wasted draft picks. Sorry rant over, Bobby Woods never got his due from this org On 6/9/2025 at 1:37 AM, Fr. Jerk said: Roscoe Parrish. Highlight man of the 2010 home opener! 1 Quote
boater Posted Tuesday at 05:41 PM Posted Tuesday at 05:41 PM (edited) 58 minutes ago, JP51 said: RIP Robb... lots of struggles for that poor guy, I think CTE might have been in play... but nevertheless a really nice player for us. Ohhh, I didn't know he passed. Now I am sad. Reminiscing.... "Robb Riddick 15 TDs 1988" Edited Tuesday at 05:48 PM by boater Quote
BillsPride12 Posted Tuesday at 06:31 PM Posted Tuesday at 06:31 PM 1 hour ago, corta765 said: Not a complete sleeper but Eric Wood got a raw deal health wise. With Josh taking over he would've rightfully earned more pro bowls and been looked at league wide as a one of the top centers in the league. Center is a position where guys get better older and reputations build. Right as he was moving into that time it ended which was really unfortunate. Robert Woods I think was completely undervalued by the team and you saw once he had a QB the guy could ball quite well. Not necessarily underrated by the fans or league, but the Bills entered the NFL draft with Woods & Goodwin and instead of staying when they already had quality WR's and drafting BPA cough cough Mike Evans they wasted draft picks. Sorry rant over, Bobby Woods never got his due from this org Highlight man of the 2010 home opener! Wood and Woods are good ones, no pun intended. Would have loved to see Woods playing in a Josh Allen offense 1 Quote
Warriorspikes51 Posted Tuesday at 06:32 PM Posted Tuesday at 06:32 PM On 6/8/2025 at 9:59 AM, Desert Bills Fan said: Eric Moulds. He was big, fast, had great hands. Ran crisp routes. Had a long career - on a bunch of really bad teams. HOFer if he had better QB for most of career Quote
Buffalo716 Posted Tuesday at 07:24 PM Posted Tuesday at 07:24 PM (edited) 55 minutes ago, Warriorspikes51 said: HOFer if he had better QB for most of career He played with Jim Kelly , Doug flutie and Drew bledsoe Josh Gordon went for 1700 yards with ghosts of quarterbacks none of which we're close to the three I named He's a world class talent who was inconsistent his entire career and that wasn't going to change with anybody... Andre Johnson played with Matt schaub most of his career and has 14,000 yards And bledsoe and flutie could force feed a wide receiver... He's not magically getting 4,000 more yards with his injury problems and inconsistency Bills fans always want to look back and to think what could have been.. but he absolutely is what he is He was a top 5/8 wide receiver who had the potential to be more but that's also on him not the QBs Even bad professional quarterbacks can force feed a superstar wide receiver Edited Tuesday at 07:28 PM by Buffalo716 1 Quote
Fr. Jerk Posted Tuesday at 08:00 PM Posted Tuesday at 08:00 PM 2 hours ago, corta765 said: Highlight man of the 2010 home opener! Nothing like watching homeboy run one back, ya dig? 1 1 Quote
JP51 Posted 15 hours ago Author Posted 15 hours ago 20 hours ago, Fr. Jerk said: Nothing like watching homeboy run one back, ya dig? Oh I remember that one... and watching it again was awesome... like him changing direction 3 times and never loosing speed was awesome! Quote
T master Posted 14 hours ago Posted 14 hours ago Aron Schobel was a really good player that never got the recognition of being that guy . I think he is second on the Bills all time sack list but never gets that recognition he deserved for it, I would love to have a guy like him on today's roster it would make a huge difference !! There are so many you could list !! 20 hours ago, Fr. Jerk said: Nothing like watching homeboy run one back, ya dig? Dude definitely had some wheels !! Another I saw in that clip Jim Leonard was a good player too !! 1 Quote
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