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...You think "Cookie" is a "who", not a "what".

 

...You think "Rockpile" is a "what", not a "who".

 

...You know what "Best Exit" means.

 

...Your idea of a quarterback controversy is Kemp-Lamonica.

 

...You remember that the only Bills home game that your Mom ever wanted to see in person was against the Los Angeles Rams, and that was because the Rams brought along Jim Nabors to sing the national anthem.

 

...You don't think that Bruce Smith is the greatest NFL defensive lineman of all time. Shoot, you don't think that he is the greatest BILLS defensive lineman of all time (see Sestak, Tom).

 

...Your dad took you to Bills games while wearing a fedora and a tie with a tie clip.

 

…Today, you have the strongest bladder of anyone in your office because, as a kid, it was either “hold it” or use the bathrooms at War Memorial Stadium.

 

…You have neck problems in your middle age because you spent most of the time in your youth watching Bills games in person while straining your neck in your seat while trying to look around a pole.

 

…Your idea of a sideline reporter is Dick Rifenburg.

 

…You thought that your Dad was the coolest because he left High Mass early with you so that you wouldn’t miss the opening kickoff.

 

…Your dad drove to the game, parked his car on the East Side, and the car was undamaged when he returned.

 

…You thought that Pete Gogolak was a sissy because he wasn’t a linebacker or lineman like all the other kickers in the league.

 

…You can still identify the smell of a warm Genny spilled on wood seats and concrete.

 

…Your parents thought that Miami was a neat place full of warm weather, people their age, and Jackie Gleason.

 

…Your Dad would go to the game with you and would sit through rain, sleet, snow and gloom of night so that he see that twinkle-towed sissy boy Joe Namath get slapped around by Ron McDole.

 

…More than once, you saw a Bill in the off-season in Buffalo working his part-time job as a steelworker / laborer / truck driver.

 

…You remember snow fences and a cinder track.

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If you remember Dan Daraugh (sic) at QB..... Oh my goodness!! Not to mention Ed Rutkowski giving it a good effort?!

 

C'mon man, ya can't reference '68 QB's then just drop a couple names. Ya gotta make rollcall:

 

Kemp

Flores

Darragh

Stephenson

Wyche

Russell

Rutkowski

 

Heck, I think even Bob Tatarek ran a few plays.. :lol:

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C'mon man, ya can't reference '68 QB's then just drop a couple names. Ya gotta make rollcall:

 

Kemp

Flores

Darragh

Stephenson

Wyche

Russell

Rutkowski

 

Heck, I think even Bob Tatarek ran a few plays.. :lol:

 

Talk about a year full of futility, 1968. Mini Max Anderson....remember him?

 

QB injury carousel, Budding County Exec playing QB, and our only win came against the Jets when The Bills picked off 5 or6 Joe Namath throws, with Janik returning a couple of those for scores if I recall correctly. Note: Jets went on to beat Baltimore in SB III to finish that season....

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One more addition

 

You can remember when there were no nets behind the goal posts. And laugh watching the police trying to chase some little kid who caught the ball, racing through the aisles at the Rockpile.

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...You don't think that Bruce Smith is the greatest NFL defensive lineman of all time. Shoot, you don't think that he is the greatest BILLS defensive lineman of all time (see Sestak, Tom).

April 3, 1987

Former Bills star DT Tom Sestak died of a heart attack. He was 51 years old.

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