John Gianelli

Good point, but were any of those USFL teams merged into the NFL? I haven't enjoyed such a good back-and-forth since debate club in 8th grade. Should I ask who the greatest Bills coach of all time is? You can guess my answer, Lou Saban. I don't think I'd get as much pushback on that.

I hope you've had the experience of having the team you root for win the last game of their season. I have. It's better than saying your QB had great talent, or great stats.

I was actually considering him.

Good question. Kemp had a very strong arm, and could run. Tough as nails. Wasn't the most accurate passer. But a great leader. To whom would you compare him?

We're the only team he played for that didn't win a Super Bowl, right? Kind of like Scotty Bowman winning a Stanley Cup with every team except the Sabres.

Yes, his political career! He gave the commencement address at my high school graduation in 1975. I swear, at the end of it even the liberals were ready to vote for him.

What matters is how much he put up on San Diego. Explain, please.

I'll take that into consideration once he wins us a Super Bowl. And believe me, I hope he does, more than once.

And a ring at the end of the season.

He put up enough to win two rings.

True. But how many other Bills quarterbacks won a championship, much less two?

It's Jack Kemp. The frustration of the four Super Bowl losses and our inability to get back to the Super Bowl under Josh Allen have convinced me that the real sign of greatness is motivating your team to win the biggest game. Kemp led the Bills to two league championships in 1964 and 1965. He wasn't as gifted an athlete as Allen, and didn't rack up the stats like Kelly. But he knew how to motivate his team to win when it counted most. I watched the '65 game when I was 8 years old. I wish every Bills fan could know what it feels like to win it all.

So darn accurate. One thing to add. Did you see Elam just standing there, flailing his arms as such on Mahomes' second touchdown? Really bad.

A few years ago I started listening to BET QL's The Daily Tip in the morning on 1520. Michael Jenkins has a great sense of humor. Chelsa Messinger is the most knowledgeable and entertaining woman in sports broadcasting, by a long shot. They're witty, well informed, down to earth, and easy to listen to. And they talk about the Bills a lot.

Was Josh injured in the 2nd half? Don't remember him throwing the ball deep even once.