Know thy enemy, know thyself

[Mr. Miyagi]

In this slow news period before the draft, let's take a break from endless speculation and schedule whining, and play some AFC East related trivia!

Person who gets the correct answer asks the next question. If it stalls for a while, I'll take over and ask another quesion.

Let's start with our Bills:

Which quarterback was the third stringer behind Jim Kelly and Frank Reich?

[Devin]

Re: Know thy enemy, know thyself

Gale Gilbert I believe.

[Mr. Miyagi]

Re: Know thy enemy, know thyself

Correct!

Gale Gilbert never actually played in a Super Bowl for the Bills. He went on
to play for the Chargers in Super Bowl XXIX.

You go next!

[Devin]

Re: Know thy enemy, know thyself

Who was the Bills D-Coordinator during most of the levy years til 1994?

Bonus question: What was his "trademark" ?

[OpIv37]

Re: Know thy enemy, know thyself

I think it was Ted Cottrell.

[Ickybaluky]

Re: Know thy enemy, know thyself

Walt Corey

[WWJKD???]

Re: Know thy enemy, know thyself

Philosophy/Trademark or whatever was the "bend but don't break" defense

[YardRat]

Re: Know thy enemy, know thyself

I would say Corey's trademark was the swizzle-stick he constantly chewed on.

[Devin]

Re: Know thy enemy, know thyself

I would say Corey's trademark was the swizzle-stick he constantly chewed on.

you are correct. Every gameday.

[Devin]

Re: Know thy enemy, know thyself

Walt Corey

Correct. You are up.

[GarnOFreak]

Re: Know thy enemy, know thyself

side trivia: he chewed on the swizzle-stick because he used it to stop smoking.

[Ickybaluky]

Re: Know thy enemy, know thyself

Correct. You are up.

Sorry, I was away from the computer for a while.

I'll keep it Bills-related:

Who is the single-season (regular season only) leader in TD receptions in Buffalo Bills history?

[Joe Fo Sho]

Re: Know thy enemy, know thyself

Sorry, I was away from the computer for a while.

I'll keep it Bills-related:

Who is the single-season (regular season only) leader in TD receptions in Buffalo Bills history?

I think it was Billy Brooks... I'm gonna assume it would be too easy to to answer reed or moulds.

[Ickybaluky]

Re: Know thy enemy, know thyself

I think it was Billy Brooks... I'm gonna assume it would be too easy to to answer reed or moulds.

Bingo! You're next.

Brooks had 11 in 1995.

Eric Moulds (2002), Andre Reed (1991), Bob Chandler (1976) and Elbert Dubenion (1964) are all tied for second with 10.

[Joe Fo Sho]

Re: Know thy enemy, know thyself

Alright...

The longest pass play in Bills history was a 95-yard bomb against the Indianapolis Colts. Name the two players involved.