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When
I think of the Buffalo Bills I think back to the early 1990's. Under
head coach Marv Levy the Bills went to 4 straight Super Bowls from
1990-1994 but failed to win any of them. Looking back it is amazing
that Buffalo did not win atleast 1 of those Super Bowls with all of
the talent that they had. Jim Kelly, Thurman Thomas, and Bruce Smith
where some of the key players from those teams.
The 2007 version of the Buffalo Bills does not have Super Bowl talent
but they could make a run at the playoffs if the cards fell just right.
With former 1st round draft picks J.P. Losman and Marshawn Lynch the
Bills have drafted to setup there offense for the future. Losman however
has still yet to prove himself in the NFL since being drafted 22nd
overall in the 2004 NFL draft. In order for the Buffalo Bills to build
on there 7-9 2006 season both of these players will have to have big
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Bills SIDELINES Twin Jersey Comforter |
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Bills Full / Queen Jersey Comforter |
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NFL Equipment Buffalo Bills #80 Eric Moulds Navy Replica Jersey |
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NFL Equipment Buffalo Bills #7 J.P. Losman Navy Replica Jersey |
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NFL Equipment Buffalo Bills #51 Takeo Spikes Navy Youth Replica Jersey
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Lofton Autographed HOF 03 Buffalo Bills Football Throwback Jersey
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Bills Jersey Bottle Holder - Set of 4 |
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Kelly Autographed Buffalo Bills Mitchell & Ness White Jersey -
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Bills Jersey Pillow Sham |
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NFL Equipment Buffalo Bills #21 Willis McGahee White Replica Jersey
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Kelly Autographed Buffalo Bills Blue Jersey - Signed HOF '02 |
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NFL Equipment Buffalo Bills #51 Takeo Spikes Navy Replica Jersey |
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NFL Equipment Buffalo Bills #36 Lawyer Milloy White Replica Jersey
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Buffalo
Bills Reebok NFL Retro Jersey |
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Bills Hard Hat |
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Simpson Buffalo Bills Blue Autographed Jersey |
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Thomas Buffalo Bills Autographed Throwback Blue Jersey |
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Moulds Replica Blue Buffalo Bills NFL Jersey |
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Buffalo Bills Khaki Safari Fitted Hat |
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McGahee Replica Blue Buffalo Bills NFL Jersey |
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Bills Riddell NFL Mini Helmet |
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Bills Reebok Canton All Pro |
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Bills Reebok Basic Logo |
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Bills Reebok NFL Flower Power |
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Bills Foamhead Foamhead |
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Bills End Zone Script Knit Hat |
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Bills Second Season Sideline Hat |
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Bills NFL Riddell Revolution Authentic Mini Football Helmet |
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Buffalo Bills Ash Season Pass Tshirt |
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Bills 20 x 30 Door Mat |
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Blue Buffalo Bills Black Banner Tshirt |
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Street Sign: BUFFALO BILLS AVE |
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Bills Snack Helmet |
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Bills 2' x 3' Fan Banner |
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Buffalo Bills NFL Ford Monster Truck from Fleer Collectibles |
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Bills Licensed NFL Field Goal Series 48 x 60 Throw Blanket |
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Bills Chrome License Plate Frame - Set of 2 |
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Bills Suit Bottle Holder - Set of 4 |
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Bills Helmet Style Mailbox |
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Bills Metallic Sunshade |
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Bills NFL 2005 Brushed Chrome Lighter by Zippo |
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Bills Fiber Optic Hat |
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Bills Die Hard NFL Fan Pack |
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Bills Large Laser Engraved Solid Maple Wood Football by Gridworks
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Buffalo
Bills 3' x 5' Helmet Design Flag from Fremont Die |
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Bills Helmet Logo (2004) Double Matted 8 X 10 Photograph Black Anodized
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Bills Classics Pennant from Winning Streak Sports |
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Bills Throwback Pennant from Winning Streak Sports |
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Bills Splash Guards - 1 Pair |
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Bills Party Decorating Kit |
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Buffalo
Bills - Team History
Buffalo Bills, professional football team and one of five teams in
the Eastern Division of the American Football Conference (AFC) of
the National Football League (NFL). The Bills play at Ralph Wilson
Stadium in Buffalo, New York, and wear uniforms of royal blue, scarlet,
and white. The team was named by the organization’s first president,
Ralph C. Wilson, Jr., after American scout, guide, and showman William
Frederick Cody, who was known as Buffalo Bill for his ability to kill
buffalo. The Bills built powerful
teams in both the now-defunct American Football League (AFL) and
the NFL. The team won consecutive AFL titles in 1964 and 1965 with
teams that starred running back Cookie Gilchrist and quarterback
Jack Kemp. During the 1970s Bills running back O. J. Simpson became
one of the most prolific rushers in professional football history,
breaking nearly every NFL rushing record. Buffalo appeared in four
consecutive Super Bowls from 1991 through 1994 with teams starring
linebacker Cornelius Bennett, quarterback Jim Kelly, defensive end
Bruce Smith, and running back Thurman Thomas.
Buffalo became a charter
member of the AFL in 1960. After four mediocre seasons, the team
won the Eastern Division in 1964 under head coach Lou Saban, who
was named AFL coach of the year. Also that year, the Bills’
star kicker, Hungarian-born Pete Gogolak, became professional football’s
first soccer-style kicker, using the side of his foot rather than
his toe to propel the football. The Bills beat the San Diego Chargers
in the 1964 AFL Championship Game. A year later they repeated the
feat. Saban again won top coaching honors, and Jack Kemp was named
the league’s most valuable player (MVP).
After posting the AFL’s
worst record in 1968, the Bills used their number-one pick in the
1969 AFL draft to select O. J. Simpson. A year later, Buffalo joined
the NFL when the AFL and NFL completed their merger. In 1972 Simpson
won the first of his four AFC rushing titles, and the next season
he ran for 2,003 yards, breaking the NFL record held by Jim Brown
of the Cleveland Browns. Eric Dickerson of the Los Angeles Rams
(now St. Louis Rams) broke Simpson’s record in 1984 with 2,105
yards. The Bills had little postseason success during Simpson’s
time with the club, and he left the team in 1977.
Led by veteran quarterback
Joe Ferguson and rookie running back Joe Cribbs, Buffalo made the
playoffs in 1980, and Chuck Knox was named AFC coach of the year.
The Bills continued to improve during the 1980s, reaching the playoffs
again in 1981 and acquiring key players such as quarterback Jim
Kelly, running back Thurman Thomas, and wide receiver Andre Reed.
In 1988 the Bills reached
the AFC Championship Game for the first time since joining the NFL.
Buffalo’s Eastern Division title was the first of five that
the team captured from 1988 to 1993. The team combined a potent
offense with defensive standouts such as Cornelius Bennett and Bruce
Smith. In 1991 the Bills lost the first of four consecutive Super
Bowls. The margins of defeat ranged from a 1-point loss to the New
York Giants in 1991 to a 35-point rout at the hands of the Dallas
Cowboys in 1993. Although Bennett left the team after the 1995 season
and Kelly retired in 1996, Buffalo continued to be a dominant force
in the AFC Eastern Division in the mid- and late 1990s. Before the
2000 season Buffalo retooled its roster and released popular stars
Andre Reed, Bruce Smith, and Thurman Thomas.
1991 Super Bowl XXV Lost
to New York Giants, 20-19
1992 Super Bowl XXVI
Lost to Washington Redskins, 37-24
1993 Super Bowl XXVII
Lost to Dallas Cowboys, 52-17
1994 Super Bowl XXVIII
Lost to Dallas Cowboys, 30-13
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Bills Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)<p><p>Coach Dick Jauron told his players to enjoy the remainder of their summer and that he'd see them back for training camp on July 24.</p> <p>And oh yea, please, please, stay out of trouble.</p> <p>This was a trying offseason for the low-keyed Jauron, who - like the rest of the Bills organization talks all the time about "character" - yet found himself facing repeated questions regarding off-field incidents involving his players.</p> <p>Rookie wide receiver James Hardy made headlines for allegedly brandishing a gun during an argument with his father.</p> <p>Second-year running back Marshawn Lynch remains embroiled in a hit-and-run case involving his SUV that has brought great embarrassment to the club.</p> <p>A grand jury has convened to force teammates and high-ranking Bills...
Bills sign DT Williams to extension (PA SportsTicker)The Buffalo Bills on Thursday agreed to a multi-year contract extension with defensive tackle Kyle Williams.
DT Kyle Williams agrees to contract extension (AP)Defensive tackle Kyle Williams signed a three-year contract extension with the Buffalo Bills on Thursday potentially worth $14.4 million. The two-year starter is now signed through 2012 and is guaranteed $5.2 million over the next two seasons. "We're very flattered," Williams' agent Albert Elias told The Associated Press.
Bills sign OL Bell; release rookie Army FB Viti (AP)Offensive lineman Demetrius Bell, the first of the Bills' three seventh-round picks and estranged son of former NBA star Karl Malone, signed with Buffalo on Tuesday. Selected 219th overall out of Louisiana's Northwestern State in the draft in April, Bell started 22 consecutive games over his final two college seasons.
Goodell confident Bills aren't leaving town (AP)NFL commissioner Roger Goodell dismissed fears the Buffalo Bills will relocate to Toronto, adding he believes the franchise's future is more secure with the additional revenue it generates from playing an annual game north of the border. "The Buffalo Bills are doing terrific," he said Friday. "I think their step to Toronto has helped strengthen that.
Buffalo Bills' Lynch loses license over hit-run (AP)<p><a href="http://us.rd.yahoo.com/sports/rss/nfl/SIG=12i1j44d8/*http%3A//sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slug=ap-bills-lynchaccident&prov=ap&type=lgns"><img src="http://d.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/p/ap/20080627/thumb.1a97a55b13324d1fae8040d8055c6a24.bills_lynch_accident_nydh106.jpg" width="129" height="89" alt="The intersection of Delaware Ave. and Chippewa St. is the scene of the Buffalo Bills running back Marshawn Lynch's May 31, 2008 accident as seen here in Buffalo, N.Y. on Friday, June 27, 2008. " align="left" border="0"></a></p><p>Bills running back Marshawn Lynch had his driver's license revoked in traffic court on Friday after saying he didn't know he hit someone while driving on a Buffalo street last month. Administrative Law Judge Thomas Gagola found Lynch's behavior on May 31 "constituted a reckless disregard of human life or property." He also imposed the maximum $100 fine and $50 surcharge after Lynch pleaded guilty...</p><br clear="all" />
Bills RB Lynch apologizes for accident (PA SportsTicker)Buffalo Bills running back Marshawn Lynch on Friday apologized to the woman he struck in an automobile accident.
Bills sign OL Butler to contract extension (AP)Offensive lineman Brad Butler signed a contract extension with the Buffalo Bills on Wednesday, following a season in which he took over the starting right guard spot. Terms of the extension were not immediately available, but Butler's new deal is expected to provide a significant raise over the $445,000 base salary he was scheduled to make this season.
Bills' Lynch expected to plead guilty to charges (Yahoo! Sports)Erie County District Attorney Frank J. Clark today said his office has reached an agreement with Buffalo Bills...
New developments in Lynch hit-and-run case expected soon (Yahoo! Sports)There could be significant developments soon ... as early as today or Tuesday ... in the case of Marshawn Lynch,...
Coroner: ex-Bills lineman died of thick heart muscle (AP)A coroner says former Buffalo Bills lineman Mitch Frerotte died of a thickening of the heart muscle, a condition that can cause sudden death. The coroner said Friday that Frerotte's family has a history of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. The American Heart Association calls it the most common cause of sudden death in young athletes.
Canadian senator wants borders closed to NFL (Yahoo! Sports)A senator from British Columbia has introduced a bill hoping to prevent the National Football League from...
Bills waive TE Johnson, QB Drone (AP)Tight end Teyo Johnson and quarterback Luke Drone were waived by the Buffalo Bills after the team's final minicamp practice Thursday. Johnson, the Oakland Raiders' second-round pick in the 2003 NFL draft, was attempting a comeback after not playing since his release by Arizona during the 2005 season.
Former Bills lineman Frerotte dies (PA SportsTicker)KITTANNING, Pennsylvania (Ticker) -- Mitch Frerotte, a backup offensive lineman on three Super Bowl teams for the Buffalo Bills in 1990s, has died. He was 43.
Rauch, former Raiders Super Bowl II coach, dies at 80 (AP)John Rauch, the former Georgia quarterback who coached the Oakland Raiders to a berth in the second Super Bowl, died Tuesday at his home in Oldsmar, Fla. He was 80. Rauch's wife, Jane, said Rauch died in his sleep, possibly due to a heart problem. Rauch was 33-8-1 in three season as the Raiders coach from 1966-68.
Bills to fine LT Peters for missing practice (AP)Pro Bowl left tackle Jason Peters will be fined by the Buffalo Bills for missing the start of the team's three-day mandatory minicamp Wednesday, and teammates said his absence might be due to a contract dispute. "It's a decision he's made and he'll be fined," coach Dick Jauron said. Jauron declined to say whether he or anyone in the Bills' front office had spoken with Peters, who also was the only...
Bills LT Peters skips practice (PA SportsTicker)Buffalo Bills left tackle Jason Peters skipped Wednesday's minicamp practice, the first of three mandatory workouts.
Wyche Wins: Ex-NFL coach captures primary win (AP)Former NFL coach Sam Wyche is undefeated in his newest venture. Wyche, who coached Cincinnati to a Super Bowl after the 1988 season, won his first election, defeating the local incumbent in the Pickens County council race Tuesday night. "I'm very happy," Wyche said. "I've been hearing from the many people who put me here." Wyche, 63, decided at the March deadline to file for the race in his adopted...
Former OU star, Seahawks coach Tom Catlin dies (AP)Tom Catlin, a longtime NFL assistant coach and a two-way star in the 1950s at the University of Oklahoma, has died. He was 76. Catlin died Saturday at a hospice in Seattle of complications stemming from recent surgery, said his brother, Charles Catlin, who added that his brother recently had Parkinson's disease.
So much for Buffalo not supporting the Bills (Yahoo! Sports)Nearly three months remaining before the season opener, Buffalo Bills fans are certainly showing their passion...
Distractions beginning to derail Bills' focus (AP)Not a word has been heard from Pro Bowl left tackle Jason Peters, who has yet to show up three weeks into the Buffalo Bills' voluntary minicamps. Backup quarterback J.P. Losman isn't speaking to reporters after his trade request wasn't granted this offseason. And then, of course, there's running back Marshawn Lynch, the principal suspect in a hit-and-run accident, who has yet to talk to...
Sources place Bills RB Lynch behind wheel at accident (Yahoo! Sports)Two sources involved in the investigation tell 2 On Your Side that a witness has placed Bills Running Back...
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