silvermike Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 To Wade's credit, he was a fine DC for our system, never had a losing season, and got 11-5 our of an 8-8 team and 8-8 out of a 3-13 team. Still, I can't shake how much of a waste he's been. Also: Kenny Irvin.
Buftex Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 Hands down, Doug Flutie! I know he won more than he lost, but he is the one Bills QB I could just never warm up to. RJ sucked, true, but I always found him easy to pull for. I never liked Flutie, even before his days with the Bills. Sure, I was glad when we won with him in there, but just never liked the guy...
alg Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 The day he sucker-punched a SF DB at the end of the game and ran for the tunnel was the day Peerless Price became my least favorite Bill of all time.
34-78-83 Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 Hands down, Doug Flutie! I know he won more than he lost, but he is the one Bills QB I could just never warm up to. RJ sucked, true, but I always found him easy to pull for. I never liked Flutie, even before his days with the Bills. Sure, I was glad when we won with him in there, but just never liked the guy... 237128[/snapback] Well put... You have said it as I felt it as well. Although I didn't dislike him until he divided our locker room.
Simon Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 Gabe Northern Keon Carpenter Peerless Price Jeff Posey Kevin Gilbride
Spiderweb Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 1) Travis Henry2) Jerry Ostroski 237083[/snapback] I remember a couple years ago having a debate of sorts with you over Ostroski, yet I didn't know he'd rate that high for you? Look at all those who crapped on the Bills, Tony Hunter, Terry Miller, Perry Tuttle, Rob Johnson, Eddie Robinson, Chris Watson, Art Powell, Tom Flores, and even Keith Lincoln. Then there's Al Cowlings (who rated very high as one of my least favorite Bill), Ronnie "I didn't drop it, it was a bad throw" Harmon, Doug "slap the ball back in my face" Flutie, Walt Patulski, Jerry Crafts, and Jaimie Nails. What about more current players like Mike "Pussywillow" Pucillo, Rian Lindell, Josh Reed, and those marvelous safeties known as Coy Wire and Isell Reese. Surely any of these (and many more I'm sure) rate much higher in this negative category than your choices. It's a given you don't like Henry, and didn't like Ostroski, and while both have or had serious limitations, they certainly don't deserve our scorn nearly as much as do many others who more than earned it.
eSJayDee Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 2 players at opposite ends of the spectrum. Like many others have mentioned, BJ (what does that stand for? ) Hobart & Bruce Smith (he did play post-SB era). I'll admit he was great, but in my feelings about him was that he was a great big ass as well. JMHO.
BillsCelticsAngelsBama Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 Joe Panos, Billy Joe Hobert, Doug Flutie and the guy we picked from Virginia Tech who was too small to play DL and not quick enough for OLB(his name escapes me thanks to therapy !!)...Believe he was shot during an off-season
ofiba Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 the guy we picked from Virginia Tech who was too small to play DL and not quick enough for OLB(his name escapes me thanks to therapy !!)...Believe he was shot during an off-season 237236[/snapback] Corey Moore
jarthur31 Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 Fruitie, easily. How can someone that short have an ego that large?! :I starred in Brokeback Mountain: Lindell is climbing up there quickly, however. Wire is not far behind. Pretty stupid man coming from a prestigious school.
Bflojohn Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 I just can't believe nobody here mentioned the "human turnstile", Jerry Crafts! Didn't he singlehandedly get Jim Kelly killed on opening day around, oh say, 1995?
bartshan-83 Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 I just can't believe nobody here mentioned the "human turnstile", Jerry Crafts! Didn't he singlehandedly get Jim Kelly killed on opening day around, oh say, 1995? 237249[/snapback] A-f*ckin-men. I would have said your post word for word. He took 2 years minimum of Kelly's career. He is hands down the worst. Flutie? Peerless? Travis? At least those guys produced. The only thing Crafts produced was sacks.
IndyMark Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 As any and all self respecting WNY native and Bills fan s have posted before, it has to be Doug Fruitie....hands down....not even close. What a waste. Classic line when interviewed after our Bills beat the Dolphins at home and he was asked how it felt to beat the dolphins his reply? "...well I did not have a chance to do much (sic) ..blah blah blah" it sounded like someone just stole his puppy. From that minute on I knew he was not about the team - it was all about Douggie.
Surfmeister Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 People would think I would say Doug Flutie, locker room cancer. But I'm going to request the opinion poll be extended to include staff as well. My choice: Carl Mauck What a tool bag !
Surfmeister Posted February 13, 2005 Posted February 13, 2005 Joe Panos, Billy Joe Hobert, Doug Flutie and the guy we picked from Virginia Tech who was too small to play DL and not quick enough for OLB(his name escapes me thanks to therapy !!)...Believe he was shot during an off-season 237236[/snapback] His name was Corey something.
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