On this Date in Bills History...

[Historian]

1969- In a twist of irony, the Bills finish their preseason in Los Angeles at the Coliseum, where OJ excelled in college. His homecoming was a rough one, as the Bills lost to the Rams 50-20, with OJ only rushing for a meager twenty yards.

1976- Ralph rejects a trade offer from the Rams for OJ Simpson.

1981- In possibly their finest opener ever, the Bills shutout the New York Jets 31-0 at Rich Stadium.

1998- Steve Christie shanks a field goal with three seconds remaining, and the Bills lose a road opener in San Diego, 16-14.

[Earthquake Enyart]

The Rams wanted OJ for Roman Gabriel. :snicker:

[Jan Reimers]

1969-

1998- Steve Christie shanks a field goal with three seconds remaining, and the Bills lose a road opener in San Diego, 16-14.
All of you Lindell haters please take note.

[casdhf]

really?

[Earthquake Enyart]

All of you Lindell haters please take note.
Boy, we've had our share of crappy kickers.

Just the other day we got reminded about that club foot bastard Tom Dempsey.

Soon, we'll be reminded about how John Leypolt missed 3 fg's on a opening MNF loss to the stupid fish. :mad:

Saban was so mad he cut him right after the game.

[Jan Reimers]

Boy, we've had our share of crappy kickers.

Just the other day we got reminded about that club foot bastard Tom Dempsey.

Soon, we'll be reminded about how John Leypolt missed 3 fg's on a opening MNF loss to the stupid fish. :mad:

Saban was so mad he cut him right after the game.
Yeah, there may never be another Mack Yoho. :drool2:

[Earthquake Enyart]

Steve Christie and Pete Gogolak. That's about it. :::

[casdhf]

Norwood was great, except for that one kick.

[Jan Reimers]

Norwood was great, except for that one kick.
Norwood was good, and somewhat like Lindell. Consistent from inside the 40, not great from farther out.

Norwood's famous "Wide Right" was in the rain, on grass, and a little out of his effective range. I have never blamed him for missing that one.

[Earthquake Enyart]

Norwood was good, and somewhat like Lindell. Consistent from inside the 40, not great from farther out.

Norwood's famous "Wide Right" was in the rain, on grass, and a little out of his effective range. I have never blamed him for missing that one.
Agree with the first sentence.

I do blame him, and will never forgive him. :mad:

[Jan Reimers]

Agree with the first sentence.

I do blame him, and will never forgive him. :mad:
EE, don't be such an unforgiving old fart. :peace: