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Wish I could read the article. It is subscription only.

It's a good problem to have, but it is also bad in that you might have to make an extra roster spot then on the 53 if Benford is that good.

In that case, most Buffalo Bills currently in the Hall of Fame would not be there, including Thurman Thomas, Andre Reed, and Ralph Wilson.

I remember that! Here is the full video of the interaction:

Yeah, I agree with Einstein's assessment. I took it that he was joking when I read the post. He meant no harm.

Was the initial kickoff of Indy at Buffalo shown by NFL Network?

Got it. Thanks. I hope Cook gets more reps next week.

Thanks for the info. I know is any case Cook is a lock because of his draft position, but we'll see how Duke does next week.

Didn't think that forum existed anymore because I always got a broken link, but I see they updated the main page url.

I didn't get to watch the game. How did James Cook and Duke Johnson look? Judging from the box score, not so good.

Irritated NFL Network is not showing the game yet. And because of all the shots of Patrick Mahomes who wasn't even playing.

Thankfully, we dodged a bullet a few years ago when he didn't come here.

Thanks Sal! In other new, we are also close to celebrating Labor Day this September. 😁

What is it with former Bills' RB's? Ugh. Gore, Lynch. Henry, Simpson...

I agree with your explanation. Definitely remember the days of the Atari 2600 n the 80's. Good times. Even better was the actual arcade experience. Ms. Pac-Man and Donkey Kong ruled back then.

I don't begrudge. You make a convincing argument. I guess I am too used to the days of Space Invaders for Atari 2600, lol. I did have fun as a kid playing those. Maybe I will try one, someday, if I have the time. (But I'd rather watch YouTube highlights from the Bills upcoming Super Bowl win!)

Honestly, it's a video game, so I don't really care. Also, I may be old school, but back in my day, only kids played video games and watched cartoons. Sorry!

The '85 Bills (when both Stephenson and Bullough coached) were actually quite talented, despite the 2-14 record: https://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/buf/1985_roster.htm Joe Cribbs Greg Bell Andre Reed Jerry Butler Ken Jones Jim Ritcher Will Grant Tim Vogler Joe Devlin Bruce Smith Fred Smerlas Ben Williams Jim Haslet Lucious Sanford Steve Freeman Charles Romes Derric Burroughs Martin Bayless Scott Norwood At least eight of them could arguably start on the 2022 Bills.

Eller played 16 years in the NFL from 1964-1979. 15 with Minnesota and one with Seattle. Zero league championships. He could have been a world champion twice had he signed with Buffalo. Tsk, tsk.

And he had to sign a low contract in 2020 with Cleveland (base salary of $1.35 million in 2022, with a $1.5 million roster bonus and per-game roster bonus of $200,000 each — up to $3.4 million, according to PFT), while Watson got $230 fully guaranteed.

Here is the video of that infamous incident from TMZ: or here (smaller, but you don't have to watch it on YouTube):

As long as there is no "Homerun Throwback" with defenders not maintaining lane integrity, lol! BTW, off-topic, but your user name reminded me of Smerlas's tendency to jump the gun. Drove me crazy. Thanks for that, lol! That, and the tendency of those 80's Bills always running up the middle under Chuck Knox. Even as aq kid, I knew what was coming when the Bills O lined up a certain way. At least we had Cribbs and Leaks.

Sorry for my late reply, and that I revived a (somewhat) dead topic from earlier this week. Clooney comes from a talented family. I did not know this about his father! Also, Clooney's aunt was Rosemary Clooney, a cabaret singer who appeared on his TV show ER. Here is a clip of Ed Kilgore, btw, hosting the Jim Kelly show in the 80's, with Kelly going behind the scenes of the making of the famous Kelly's Heroes poster: [BTW, why isn't Fred Smerlas's twitter account verified? I guess those youngins don't remember him!]

But, I might add, that if we play the same opponent in the divisional positional matchups from one season to the next, there is also not a rotation. For example, Buffalo played Tennessee on the road in 2019, 2020, and 2021 (we played them at home in 2018). We played Tennessee away in 2019 and 2020 because it was the AFC East's turn to play the single same-position AFC South opponent on the road two years in a row; it just happened to be Tennessee both years. (Both Buffalo and Tennessee finished third in their respective divisions in 2019, and second in their respective divisions in 2020.) In 2021, it was the AFC East's turn to play all four teams in the AFC South. We played Tennessee on the road because 2021 was our year to do so. We also played all four AFC South teams in 2018, and the Tennessee game was home that time, like Gunner mentioned above. We do happen to play the single same-position AFC South team at home both this year and 2023, since it is the AFC East's turn to do so this time. This year it happens to be Tennessee, since both teams finished first in 2020. Next year, it will be also at home against the single same-position AFC South opponent, possibly Tennessee again if both teams finish in the same place in their respective divisions. Or we could host Indianapolis instead if both teams finish first, for example this year. We could also host Jacksonville if both teams finished last this year (year, right). [BTW, no is complaining we have hosted or will host Pittsburgh three years in a row: 2020, 2021, 2022, except maybe on the Steelers forums. Also, Green Bay had to play at Dallas seven (!) times in a row from 1993-1996 (4 straight regular season and 3 straight in the playoffs.]