TheLynchTrain Posted November 14, 2008 Posted November 14, 2008 Anybody watching Jimbo talking during the Miami game? He's the man. Talkin' bout how the Gamblers and their run and shoot offense really taught him how to pass the ball. How ironic, he is going up on the wall of dolphins staidum. Now he's saying how miami was "Rich Stadium South" haha
Hammered a Lot Posted November 14, 2008 Posted November 14, 2008 Anybody watching Jimbo talking during the Miami game? He's the man. Talkin' bout how the Gamblers and their run and shoot offense really taught him how to pass the ball. How ironic, he is going up on the wall of dolphins staidum. Now he's saying how miami was "Rich Stadium South" haha Jim Kelly WHO did not want to come to play in the NFL in Buffalo, got beat up as a Gambler. Just think if he would have a BUFFALO BILL from the start. He is the man.
keepthefaith Posted November 14, 2008 Posted November 14, 2008 Jim Kelly WHO did not want to come to play in the NFL in Buffalo, got beat up as a Gambler. Just think if he would have a BUFFALO BILL from the start. He is the man. His chosen path may have worked out best for all. He was spared some of the Hank Bullough era, got great experience in Houston and both he and Ralph came to the conclusion they needed each other.
Albany,n.y. Posted November 14, 2008 Posted November 14, 2008 His chosen path may have worked out best for all. He was spared some of the Hank Bullough era, got great experience in Houston and both he and Ralph came to the conclusion they needed each other. There may not have been a Hank Bullough era if Kelly was here from 1983. Kay Stephenson was coach, got fired in 1985 season, when the team had no QB, and Hank was fired by Polian in 1986, Polian's 1st season as GM. If Kelly had been here, Kay may have held on long enough so that Polian would have been GM when Kay was fired. Polian was always going to bring Marv in, because Marv was his mentor & where one went, the other soon followed. So Hank would have never had been Bills head coach if Kelly had originally signed with the Bills-Marv would have replaced Kay.
Guest three3 Posted November 14, 2008 Posted November 14, 2008 yeah, he played for the Gamblers..how appropriate..
profile Posted November 15, 2008 Posted November 15, 2008 There may not have been a Hank Bullough era if Kelly was here from 1983. Kay Stephenson was coach, got fired in 1985 season, when the team had no QB, and Hank was fired by Polian in 1986, Polian's 1st season as GM. If Kelly had been here, Kay may have held on long enough so that Polian would have been GM when Kay was fired. Polian was always going to bring Marv in, because Marv was his mentor & where one went, the other soon followed. So Hank would have never had been Bills head coach if Kelly had originally signed with the Bills-Marv would have replaced Kay. Wow a Bills history without Hank Bollough? What would I have done with myself back then... Who knows what this chain of events would have done to the Bills drafting positions of the 80's. We might have won a few more games, and missed on Bruce Smith and Andre Reed in the Draft. Well,, maybe not Reed since he was from such a small school. Maybe we get Jerry Rice instead of that POS conerback.... can't think of his name, my brain is in safe mode at the moment. Ohh the records Kelly, Reed and Rice would have set......
keepthefaith Posted November 15, 2008 Posted November 15, 2008 There may not have been a Hank Bullough era if Kelly was here from 1983. Kay Stephenson was coach, got fired in 1985 season, when the team had no QB, and Hank was fired by Polian in 1986, Polian's 1st season as GM. If Kelly had been here, Kay may have held on long enough so that Polian would have been GM when Kay was fired. Polian was always going to bring Marv in, because Marv was his mentor & where one went, the other soon followed. So Hank would have never had been Bills head coach if Kelly had originally signed with the Bills-Marv would have replaced Kay. What a shame that we didn't get more of Kay Stephenson.
robkmil Posted November 15, 2008 Posted November 15, 2008 yeah, he played for the Gamblers..how appropriate.. I don't get it? Does he have a gambling problem? never heard of that? did he gamble on the field? please explain.
PromoTheRobot Posted November 15, 2008 Posted November 15, 2008 Hey, if it wasn't for douchenozzle extraordinaire Donald Trump, the USFL would not have folded and we never would have gotten Jim Kelly. PTR
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