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This is a fair take in my opinion....and this is coming from someone who probably wouldn't be as diehard of a Bills fan today without the influence of that era. It was just BEATEN to death over the next 25 years. Thank God for Allen/McDermott/Beane and company because I don't know how much more "Nostalgia" we could've squeezed out of that era if those guys came never came along and we continued to suck. Even before that run I know a lot of people were reaching a breaking point on the 90s Nostalgia. With that said now that those guys are taking more of a background seat and just playing the role of being Bills fans to the new guys I don't mind that.

This is a horrible take...the only thing you got right was the horseradish!

I just watched it. Wasn't bad by any means and had a few good laughs but as I was expecting that style of humor just feels dated in my opinion. Was absolutely great for Nostalgia though.

That's fair, I mean there's no denying Steve Young was a better QB than Reich but I guess I wasn't really considered backup QB's who went on to have very successful career's as a Starter.

Reich might be the GOAT Backup QB Sadly I remember that beatdown we got. That was the game going into it Pat Williams said Priest Holmes wouldn't rush for more than 50 yards But what really caught my attention in this post was what a time capsule that is. 2003 doesn't feel THAT long ago, at least to me, yet we are still talking VCR's and a time before everybody had the internet and streaming capabilities on their cell phones to catch games/highlights/tweets when out of town.

As a WNY Golfer I can honestly say the golf courses in the Rochester area blow away the courses in the Buffalo area so there's that My take: The movie The Usual Suspects is very overrated

Seinfeld is on Netflix. I occasionally watch some episodes here and there but like I said in my original post I haven't seen the Finale in like 20 years before today. They were never episodes I would have gone out of my way to put on but just stumbled upon it today. Definitely not like other episodes where you would re-watch them over and over but I feel like it worked as a Finale if that makes any sense.

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I was just lounging out channel surfing a little bit ago and came across the Seinfeld Series Finale on Comedy Central. I probably haven't seen those episodes in about 20 years even though I still like watching Seinfeld reruns. I remember at the time it being very polarizing where you either loved it or hated it. I always liked it and still felt that way after watching it again, I liked the way they brought everybody back. Not their best work ever but I never understood the hate some people had for the way they ended it. I've seen much worse from other shows over the years.

I get Goosebumps when I think about how awesome the NFL was back then!

This is a good one!

A lot of people are suggesting great WNY things that have nothing to do with the Bills To answer the OP's question it's a must to stop in the Big Tree Inn for some drinks and wings. Historic little dive bar on the corner of Abbott right by where the stadium is. There's some pretty cool Bills memorabilia hanging in the bar and it's important to keep in mind that is the infamous watering hole of a lot of the players and legends themselves. Plus the atmosphere in there is always a blast.

Good series. The Sabres are heading in the right direction but still a long way to go

Haven't been to the Gate in a couple years but in my original post I was referring to Bar-Bill opening up a second location and selling all of their sauces at grocery stores and doing more advertising now. Seems like they are losing sight of the Mom and Pop shop aspect. I haven't noticed this with Gabriel's Gate yet.

Old School Bills legend right there....RIP Eddie!

A lot of the comments I have been reading on here makes me feel like Bar-Bill is going the way of Duff's. The original Duff's was amazing 20 years ago but it seems like they went for the chain like recognition around WNY and sold their soul a little bit and lost some of the quality along the way. I don't think Bar Bill is completely there yet(went last Summer and it was still really good) but it does remind me of the path Duffs went on.

I wasn't expecting much from this but so far the reviews I have been seeing about it have been fantastic so I will definitely give it a watch and take a trip down 90s Nostalgia Lane.

Too early to give up on Epenesa

I never knew that was Tasker's kids place, pretty cool. I'm rarely in that area but next time I am I will try to check it out.

Anybody attend the game last night? What was the experience/atmosphere like?

That was a fun, little random read. Thanks for sharing. I chuckled at the part with the guy who's a school teacher and mentioned Jim Kelly waved to them and the kids were like Who's Jim Kelly? The years fly by

Dawson is a core piece to the puzzle. Anybody who thinks he might not be getting a second contract doesn't understand how the Process works.

Love learning more about these guys backgrounds. It really shows the type of characteristics Beane and McDermott search for in the players they bring in. Learning more about these guys as human beings and what their backgrounds are just makes me want to see them win a championship that much more

I'm not saying it's gonna be a guarantee but we have as great a shot as anybody in the league this year to bring it home