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The Rob Johnson thread spurred this idea- who are the worst players/coaches in Bills history and why?
I'll start with the obvious ones-
Rob Johnson- $25 Million for 3 good games and a 2-14 season
Gregg Williams/Kevin Gilbride- I'm sure this needs no further explanation.
Originally posted by Romes Chris Watson - Our favorite punt catcher.
To be fair, before the year he really sucked it up, he was a pretty good special teams player (coverage, not return)...and he was an ok nickel back. Then he nosedived the next season.
Originally posted by LOSman WINS
Vanek is Austrian not European
Originally posted by Prov401
Pacquiao isn't asian. He's from the philippines
Originally posted by better days
I will not be surprised if Tebow has more success than Peyton in the NFL.
Originally posted by OpIv37 The Rob Johnson thread spurred this idea- who are the worst players/coaches in Bills history and why?
I'll start with the obvious ones-
Rob Johnson- $25 Million for 3 good games and a 2-14 season
Gregg Williams/Kevin Gilbride- I'm sure this needs no further explanation.
Who else?
Originally posted by OpIv37 good choice- his coverage skills were also top-notch
Care to elaborate? I think I'm too young to remember this one....
I was going to say...this will be interesting based on the age of the poster.
try almost any player on the 1968, 1971 and 1984/5 Bills.
For all the education and practice each of us undergoes, the achievment of mastery is ultimately the outcome of a personal quest for understanding.
Richie Lucas, first round pick, 1960
Walt Patulski, first round pick, 1972
Al Cowlings, second round pick, 1970(?)
Billy Joe Hobert, useless jerk
To name just a few of my all time "favorites."
Should have known, way back in 1960 when we drafted Richie Lucas Number 1, that this would be a long, hard ride. But who could have known it would be THIS bad?
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