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Yes. His only catch in an overtime shootout loss to the Bengals in 1986.

84 yards is correct. Not Reed or Lofton. Nope

Jim Kelly's longest TD pass and to which receiver? No Googly! lol

You're right, most of them weren't cut. Like Ahmad Rashad. LOL

By 1996 four-time Super Bowl starter Glenn Parker had become the whipping boy of fans and media both. He was cut by the Bills in 1997, went on to KC where he started 16 games en route to a 13-3 divisional championship. In 2000 after the Chiefs released him he went to the Giants and started 13 games in a 12-4 season, going on to lose his 5th Super Bowl.

Shouldn't take you long. He was the first one mentioned, in post #3.

Jim Ritcher and Bruce Smith

I'm telling you! . . . . but I wasn't quite sure.

Bill Simpson?

For some reason #60 comes to mind but I'm not sure why. Maybe 'cause they started playing in '60?

Yup

Good one. I'll let someone else answer just because. What Bills player scored 4 touchdowns on his first 4 carries of the same half of one game?

Actually he was drafted by Washington and traded to Cleveland. But he was also drafted by Buffalo. In the early days of the AFL there was no agreement between the AFL and the NFL, so they both had their own individual drafts and then competed with each other to sign the players.

Yup

Once again, that's possible but not what I had in mind.

Thanks Without Googling what player caught JP Losman's first touchdown pass?

Hal Garner and Mike Hamby

Oh crap that could be right too. Not who I was thinking either. Maybe I should just withdraw the question. LOL EDIT: Cowlings was drafted a year later than OJ.

Not who I was thinking, but you could also be right. Could be. Not who I'm thinking of tho.

Mike Hamby What pair of college roommates was drafted by the Bills on the same day.

Yes the Bills will gain $4.2 mil in cap space on June 1st as the cut designation for Aaron Williams goes into effect.

LOL at least I was there before that so didn't have that to deal with. I lived in Austin, and folks around there always claimed anybody from north of Waco was a Yankee. Except back then the Oilers weren't much better than the Bills so every Sunday all of a sudden Dallas was part of Texas again. But we sure had some good times.

Yeah that was cool too.

It was tough being a Bills fan at 2-14, and I lived in Texas at the time. So the pregame trash was pretty heavy. That win was extra sweet for me, plus I got to watch it.

The 5 year deal he was given after being traded here is like most 5 year deals. Lots of dead cap if he's released in the first 3 years, not so bad after that. In this case LM would carry $5.25 mil in dead cap for 2018 if released after this year. But we would actually gain $3.7 mil in cap space for 2018. Keeping him around for 2018 and then releasing him would gain $6.425 mil in 2019 cap space.