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Row...row...I remember the play, Not live, but I have seen that video countless times. Damn. When I was watching SB XIV I for some reason thought they were going for their 4th straight...at the time. Still, 4 in 6 years...amazing. A couple of teams have done 3 in 4 years (Cowboys, Patriots), which is tremendous, but I still rank the Steelers a little higher.

Or they would have gone to 3 straight, too? Didn't know that.

Spot on as always and well said. One thing though, No Hud my friend, Miami did do it before us. I believe SBs V, VI and VII.

@H2o Bark's, when reading it I actually had the image of H2o delivering it with a cold, deliberate and firm voice, without inflection and without pause or mistake.

Btw, side note: enough with this. Either be Robey or be Coleman, or be nothing.

They are at a disadvantage if the refs allow the ground to actually CAUSE a reception for the Pats, in plain sight, like they did with Hogan yesterday. especially if not overturned by obviousness in replay.

It’s the sole reason why the Dolphins should hate the Bills...always. one of the greatest QBs of all time and just one SB to show for it. I call you hero with the above, H2o. May you live to be a thousand years old.

It sucks, Cap. It sucks. it sucks, it sucks, it sucks. It’s not enough that these bastards win, but they also take the little talismans we cling to...jerks. edit: the only thing left after the four Super Bowls is if they pay Jim Kelly, Bruce Smith, Thurman Thomas, and Andre Reed to retire as honary Patriots next year during a halftime ceremony. ...during the Thursday night kickoff game.

They destroyed the closest Super Bowl ever mystique with that OT Falcons game debacle, and wrecked our greatest comeback of all time. was ours bigger? Of course, but everyone will remember the SB comeback more. I freaking hate the Pats and they’ve ruined the next two weeks for me. and no it is not good enough for me to have them lose the SB, the final game of the season, due to the two weeks of BS we have to put up with.

I hate them so much.

Of course not...Manning couldn't run. Also in their respective first years Allen won more games, even though he started less.

Huds, post of the day. They don't have to be long and they don't even have to be about football.

If they were serious about him in the first 3 years, even on bad buffalo teams, he would have finished his career at the same time, even with his devastating knee injury in 77(?), but likely would have been in a position to challenge Jim Brown as the all-time leading rusher. Yep, just checked. 360 more yards in each of his 3 first three seasons would have had him walking off the field in December of '79 in San Francisco, as the NFL's all time leading rusher. Please excuse the exclusive focus just on football with respect to OJ here. I am just stating numbers. 1969 1,057 instead of 697 1970 848 instead of 488 1971 1,102 instead of 742

It has to be Oliver. Doesn't it have to be Oliver, even if you sign JP for DT?

Shocking and sad. Too young.

How is it that this old, seemingly done story just keeps on getting worse with time? Damn.

Mango, it matters. Not to everyone, but it does matter. Thank you for posting this, brother. Prayers, thoughts and sympathy to the Goodwins.

Bow or Windosr?

This is sad all the way around. BigK, can you imagine if Richie had stayed a Bill during his first time around and Buffalo drafted Martin instead of Glenn?!

ARRGH, Shady, that's what makes the 98 season playoff loss to Miami so hard. I don't care if we ended up losing the following game (you know what I mean) , but beating the Dolphins there and you own a 3-0 advantage against them in the playoffs, and 1-0 against the Jets. Can't help anything with the Pats as they were our very first playoff loss, but still.

Love it. More so love not wasting time with it. They got'er done before the unis were even clean yet. EDIT: and I know this is weird, but I very much like the guys that I like playing for us making more money. I like that he isn't being chased out of the league and that he gets to make another good sized chunk for his family. EDIT 2: In 14 years almost half his career earnings of $15,584,000 +/- has come as a Buffalo Bill in the last 3 years (about $7,485,000, not including this new contract).

Jeepers, Cuddy, you just put the idea in my head of the Pats getting Foles, and Brady not wanting to retire heading to Miami.

Solid points, Hap, as usual.

Yeah, it's his home town. If they didn't want him, fine, but I am not going to argue against someone wanting to come home and play for the team he grew up watching.

I honestly think that just in his second year, and as the standalone starter at LT, in the NFL I can see where you would get comfortable with your job, as he said. The things is the true pros know you have to play and train like your team is about ready to cut you. It's not challenging for a roster spot...it is challenging yourself.