Post Favorite memory of the 2019 season

[JerseyBills]

 

I remember feeling just pure euphoria at this moment. Still heartbroken about the game but this interesting rendition of Krumping by Allen was probably my favorite memory of the season. It was a pretty humorous and just joyous moment. I think even in defeat , we arrived as Legit contenders in the AFC 

Edited February 25, 2020 by JerseyBills

[delirious]

Id have to say spanking the 'Boys in Jerry World on Thanksgiving was top notch. 

 

And yet, winning in Pittsburgh to seal their ticket to the playoffs for the first 10 win season in forever has to do it for me. 

[Buffalo716]

1 minute ago, delirious said:

Id have to say spanking the 'Boys in Jerry World on Thanksgiving was top notch. 

 

And yet, winning in Pittsburgh to seal their ticket to the playoffs for the first 10 win season in forever has to do it for me. 

I think you took the words from my mouth

[JerseyBills]

20 minutes ago, delirious said:

Id have to say spanking the 'Boys in Jerry World on Thanksgiving was top notch. 

 

And yet, winning in Pittsburgh to seal their ticket to the playoffs for the first 10 win season in forever has to do it for me. 

That's true. Both games were amazing, primetime on the road, underdogs and we actually won! Good times

[JimKellyTryouts]

The fourth down sneak against Dallas, woke up the whole family from their lunch nap as a result of how hyped I was 

[BruceVilanch]

The thanksgiving game was huge, I live in Oregon and I was getting tons of texts from friends who hadn't had a chance to watch the bills yet excited for our future. My best personal memory was finally after 35 years I got to travel to Buffalo to watch a home game, best experience of my life and I can't wait to get back there again for another game.

[Da webster guy]

Ed Oliver strip sack on Dak

 

Josh bomb to Brown vs NE, best throw of his career

 

Haus money hitting the 47 yard kick at the end of Houston regulation to send it into OT.  Same distance as Norwood kick and the most important kick for the Bills in 20 years.

[BillsfaninSB]

That pass to Brown for a TD in the first Jet game.   I thought to myself things will be different now.

[Chandler#81]

Favorite memory??

 

 

This.

 

 

[Don Otreply]

7 hours ago, delirious said:

Id have to say spanking the 'Boys in Jerry World on Thanksgiving was top notch. 

 

And yet, winning in Pittsburgh to seal their ticket to the playoffs for the first 10 win season in forever has to do it for me. 

Yup, this ^^^
The first down by Allen after the fumbled snap says it all. 
 

Go Bills!!!

[JinxedBill]

7 hours ago, JimKellyTryouts said:

The fourth down sneak against Dallas, woke up the whole family from their lunch nap as a result of how hyped I was 

This.  That botch and then over the top man upping was a thing of legend.  

[BuffaloBillies]

Knox plowing over Bengals (happened right in front of my seats too)

[BritBill]

I've lots of memories from the 2019 season. It was a very special one.

 

Finally, after 30 years of supporting the Bills I made the trip to Buffalo for a game. The result didn't go the right way but to finally got to a place I've yearned to visit. To do this with my son made it extra special.

 

After the game had finished I took the time to stand with my boy and take a long look of stadium emptying, the players walking off and staff going about their business.  

 

We'll never, ever forget that.

 

 

[Another Fan]

Beating the Jets & Giants in back to back weeks in New Jersey 

[HOUSE]

My favorite memory is Brandon Beane backing out of the Antonio Brown trade

 

Ah yes, the memories

 

 

 

Edited February 25, 2020 by HOUSE

[Mickey]

I don't think I know of a better metaphor for a player, team, franchise or city than Josh's QB sneak, going from disaster to impossible triumph in the space of three yards and two seconds against Dallas on Thanksgiving Day. It was if on the wide right so long ago, half way through the play, Scott Norwood threw his helmet at the ball and nudged it 12 inches to the left. It was as if during the home-run-throw-forward kick return of 20 years ago, Doug Flutie, standing on the sideline, made an obscene gesture to Dyson as he went running by, momentarily distracting him so that he stepped out of bounds at the 30 yard line. 

 

Josh's QB epic sneak may ultimately be a foreshadowing of our future, from years of ridiculously self-inflicted catastrophes to the most improbable of victories. Let it be so. 

Edited February 25, 2020 by Mickey

[NoHuddleKelly12]

9 hours ago, JimKellyTryouts said:

The fourth down sneak against Dallas, woke up the whole family from their lunch nap as a result of how hyped I was 

My non-football loving relatives were all staring at me agape in that moment as I did some crazy jumping gesticulations whilst bursting out with, “THAT’S MY QUARTERBACK!!!!” and yes, I meant to shout that .

 

That one’s up there, but the W following in Pittsburgh was special for so many reasons—not least of which given where I grew up in hostile Steelers country, playoffs, and the fact that we hadn’t won there in the regular season since OJ’s days made it all historic.  

[GunnerBill]

I also go for Ed's strip sack in Dallas. The reason being I feel like I have seen the Bills in big games when it is right there for them just fail to make that critical play that shifted everything decisively their way. It was 7-7 we picked off Dak in Dallas territory and missed a makeable FG. The very next drive Ed's strip sack was like the defense saying to the offense "here, have another go." 13-7 (Hausch missed the XP) and the game was never close from that point on. Once we won that game it was a case of when we sealed the playoff spot rather than if for me.

[WhoTom]

Stealing "Renegade" from the Steelers as a rally song, which led to clinching a playoff spot with that win.

[4_kidd_4]

Leaving early vs. Baltimore and beating traffic.