A trio of Buffalo Bills legends in London for Week 5

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Thurman Thomas, Fred Jackson, and Lorenzo Alexander will fire up the crowd at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium

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And he was fast, while playing his entire career on a partially torn ACL.
He led the league in all-purpose yards four seasons in a row from 1989 through 1992 (breaking a mark held by Cleveland Browns running back Jim Brown), and his play in Super Bowl XXV was legendary — truly the one facet to Buffalo’s offense that then-defensive coordinator Bill Belichick had no answer.
In 12 seasons with the Bills, Thomas carried the football in the regular season 2,849 times for 11,938 yards with 65 touchdowns on the ground. As a receiver, Thomas caught 456 passes for 4,341 yards with 22 touchdowns during 173 regular-season games.
Thomas’ playoff stats are equally impressive. In 21 playoff games, he carried 339 times for 1,442 yards with 16 touchdowns. He added 76 receptions for 672 yards and five touchdowns.

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In eight seasons with the Bills, Jackson carried the football 1,279 times for 5,646 yards with 30 rushing touchdowns. As a receiver, Jackson made 322 catches for 2,640 yards with seven touchdowns.
Jackson was something of a proficient wildcat passer as well, officially completing one-of-two passes for 27 yards and one touchdown.
But Jackson was always far more than any stat or or accolade could explain. He carried with him a menacing stiff arm that knew no weakness, and his legs seemed as though forged out of granite. In a full sprint, Jackson was light on his feet, with sprinter’s form up on the balls and toes, and fully in possession of elite balance.




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Lorenzo Alexander, LB (2016-2019)

“Lorax” as fans lovingly refer to Alexander came to Buffalo near the end of his NFL career. As a member of the Bills, he saved perhaps his best for last by earning second-team All-Pro and Pro Bowl honors during his first season in Orchard Park, NY. In four seasons with Buffalo across two regimes, Alexander played in every game, making 279 tackles (205 solo), 32 tackles for loss, 56 quarterback hits, 25 defended passes, 24 sacks, three interceptions, and one fumble recovery.

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I bet they get better seats than Spikes got.

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I bet they get better seats than Spikes got.

For damn sure !!!