northernbillfan
09-08-2003, 12:52 AM
From NFL.com (http://www.nfl.com/)
Bills have that 'Super' look again:
We've seen something like this from the Buffalo Bills before, haven't we?
The speed to electrify and overwhelm … the strength to outmuscle and intimidate … the attitude that says, "We're so good that we're going to beat you in every way possible, and we won't be satisfied with anything less than sheer domination."
We saw this when the names on the backs of their jerseys were Kelly, Thomas, Reed, Smith, Bennett and Talley. We saw it in the middle of an incredible Super Bowl run, a time when opponents dreaded being in the same area code as the Bills, let alone the same stadium.
That was a special club -- too special to be mentioned in the same sentence as the squad that in the last three seasons has gone 8-8, 3-13 and 8-8. But these aren't the Bills who stumbled into the new millennium after owning the early 1990s. This edition has great talent on both sides of the ball, just as the "Super" Bills did. This edition has a distinctive (and justified) swagger, just as the "Super" Bills did.
:bf1: Couldn't have said it better.
Bills have that 'Super' look again:
We've seen something like this from the Buffalo Bills before, haven't we?
The speed to electrify and overwhelm … the strength to outmuscle and intimidate … the attitude that says, "We're so good that we're going to beat you in every way possible, and we won't be satisfied with anything less than sheer domination."
We saw this when the names on the backs of their jerseys were Kelly, Thomas, Reed, Smith, Bennett and Talley. We saw it in the middle of an incredible Super Bowl run, a time when opponents dreaded being in the same area code as the Bills, let alone the same stadium.
That was a special club -- too special to be mentioned in the same sentence as the squad that in the last three seasons has gone 8-8, 3-13 and 8-8. But these aren't the Bills who stumbled into the new millennium after owning the early 1990s. This edition has great talent on both sides of the ball, just as the "Super" Bills did. This edition has a distinctive (and justified) swagger, just as the "Super" Bills did.
:bf1: Couldn't have said it better.