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Favorite Buffalo Bills RB past or present  

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  1. 1. Which RB is your favorite?

    • O.J. Simpson
      32
    • Travis Henry
      3
    • LeSean Mccoy
      13
    • Thurman Thomas
      138
    • C.J. Spiller
      0
    • Willis McGahee
      1
    • Fred Jackson
      59
    • Cookie Gilchrist
      6
    • Marshawn Lynch
      5
    • Antowain Smith
      0
    • Wray Carlton
      1
    • Joe Cribbs
      11
    • Kenneth Davis
      5
    • Darrick Holmes
      1
    • Other
      4


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Posted
1 hour ago, JMF2006 said:

Travis Henry..........Both my sisters and a cousin have children sired by him ;) 

 

...pretty sure he made my license plates......prolly several.......

Posted
1 hour ago, Gugny said:

Fred.

 

Love the DIII story.  Love how hard he played.  Love that he never complained about anything and just focused on playing football.

 

Consummate pro.  Awesome Bill.

Fred is my number one. Hands down and it’s not even close. 

Posted
1 hour ago, Bruce_Stools said:

Who is your favorite RB that has played for the Bills and why? The RB could have found more success after their stint in Buffalo(Lynch) or not(Jackson, Spiller).  Maybe you prefer O.J. because of his role in naked gun. Any reason at all.

Yes!!!  Vote for your favorite RB based on their acting careers or some other off the field reason.  Well thought out.

Posted
3 minutes ago, cage said:

Thurman, OJ, Shady, Jackson... I think in that order.  All the others are in a lower echelon.  Freddy I've elevated for how incredibly he fit into what is Buffalo... he embodied that.  He as an outstanding back, scratching and clawing for everything.

 

Cribbs wasn’t lower echelon, he just wasn’t well liked. I love FJ but he was not better than Cribbs but was loved by the fans.

 

8 minutes ago, Foxx said:

meh. my recollection of Cribbs was that he was a cry baby. the trade where we sent him to the 9'ers, was the beginning of our golden era.. 

What did his disposition have to do with his talent?  He didn’t like playing in Buffalo. Never heard that one before. He was a great RB but admittedly did make decisions that didn’t exactly please the fan base.

Posted

Gotta go with the real McCoy. NFL legend with Barry Sanders-esque ability. He can do everything, including pass blocking and is an awesome receiver.

 

If I'm putting together and All-Bills team, only OJ comes close to winning the job over McCoy.

 

Thurman Thomas would also be in the running.

 

Larry Centers would be my FB.

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Posted (edited)
40 minutes ago, LabattBlue said:

Yes!!!  Vote for your favorite RB based on their acting careers or some other off the field reason.  Well thought out.

Oooo I like you 

 

Notice I only asked for your favorite RB and why.

 

Not sure why you felt it was necessary to join the conversation if you didn’t want to.

 

Super glad you’re here too

 

Also, many fans cite players who give back to their communities and others who make donations as personal favorites.  Not sure why you would think “favorite” and “best” are interchangeable, when in fact the poll obviously stated the determination could be based on “any” criteria

 

 

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Posted (edited)
11 minutes ago, billsbackto81 said:

 

Cribbs wasn’t lower echelon, he just wasn’t well liked. I love FJ but he was not better than Cribbs but was loved by the fans.

 

What did his disposition have to do with his talent?  He didn’t like playing in Buffalo. Never heard that one before. He was a great RB but admittedly did make decisions that didn’t exactly please the fan base.

well, the title of the thread is, 'Favorite Bills RB. i didn't like him. however, you are correct liking him or not in no way effected what his skill level was. regarding his skill level though, he wasn't really made for longevity. he only rushed for a bit over 5k yards in his career and after we traded him to the 9'ers, he only rushed for around 800 yards. we were right not to give him the money he wanted.

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Posted
1 hour ago, Bruce_Stools said:

Who is your favorite RB that has played for the Bills and why? The RB could have found more success after their stint in Buffalo(Lynch) or not(Jackson, Spiller).  Maybe you prefer O.J. because of his role in naked gun. Any reason at all.

 

 

I chose Thurman because of his all around game.  Just an amazing athlete and player.

 

OJ was the best runner I ever saw - the fluidity of his movements was incredible- one moment they had him and then bang he was gone.

 

I would have loved to see Cookie play that is something I have only read/heard about and he sounded great. 

 

McCoy is top flight, but the time has been to short to be better than others for me.

 

Fred Jackson is an inspiration and I love his story and effort, but I don’t think he holds a candle to the other guys.

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Posted
2 minutes ago, Infinitum said:

Surprised to see so many votng for O.J. that's pretty disgusting.

Opinions on other posts aren’t out of line, but only your opinion on RB’s the Buffalo Bills have employed was asked of you.

 

Thanks for your effort and extra credit

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Posted (edited)

....would say Thurmal because of his consistent yards from scrimmage.....played with a big chip after falling to the 2nd due to suspect knee.....Kenneth Davis as his sidekick was a perfect match......and goes to FredEx based on his grit, determination and his unwavering fight to claw his way to the NFL......if Dopey Dickie Jauron didn't have him riding the pine behind Anthony "(Broken Down) A-Train" Johnson, Fred's stats would be much higher IMO......3rd goes to Shady....honorable mention to Earthquake Enyart SOLELY based on his name....

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Posted
3 minutes ago, Infinitum said:

Surprised to see so many votng for O.J. that's pretty disgusting.

 

This post is exactly why I voted for OJ.

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My favorite was Cookie because I got to met him once and he was a great guy.  The best we ever had was OJ.  As much of a degenerate as he turned into, to watch him on a football field was incredible.  Best all around was Thurman, but he didn't compare as a runner to OJ.

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