This is the era i loved in football before Jacksonville & Carolina & still had the Oilers & the original Browns & Art Shell with the Raiders & Nintendo's Techmo Bowl where you could coach teams
I really miss this team. Hopefully one day we win one. It’s a damn shame that pro sports has been fixed for years. You just gotta hope one year they stay off our team
Victoria, Montana respected him too after THAT - enough to Never play him AGAIN...(of course, Joe's WIFE is probably the one who got him to RETIRE ). #1 Chiefs Fan in KC here!
@Scrumptious Urinal Cakes ...my POINT, @SUC, u TWIT: he wasnt going to play Martyball anymore - he poohooed Schott. on the sideline one game that last year... i was dying laughing! Coach was a bastard philanderer
@@bobbywolff1274 Montana did a radio interview in Buffalo years back and said when he was laid out in agonizing pain and in the cold on the AstroTurf in Buffalo this day, that's when he didnt want to play anymore. He played one more year for KC so he woudnt screw them over, but he was done.
Actually, it's simple. The Bills were loaded with so many superstar players, but one inept coach. Marv Levy may have won in the CFL but never did anything in the NFL. The egos of the players was legendary. Going out and partying before the Super Bowl was the norm. They needed a Mike Ditka type coach that could keep them in line with tough discipline. Marv was too soft. He also wasn't a tactician. Great players, poor coach.
Whether you like the Bills or not the simple fact is that going to four straight Super Bowls will never be repeated again. I know-I know, they also lost four in a row, which has historic implications too. Still, was never done before the Bills did it and will never be done again. As for the best Super Bowl showing by the Bills, Scotty Norwood just was not very accurate beyond 45 yards. So it wasn't a shocker he missed against the Giants. And remember, it took the Bills over 2 minutes to even get a shot at trying to win it with a kick from 47. I remember saying to myself "let's go, this is taking way too long." The players and coaches all knew that Norwood was inaccurate from that distance. Overall, without analyzing each Super Bowl loss, the Bills were out-coached, especially against the Giants and Redskins. They had better talent against both of those teams. And arguably, the Bills should have been more competitive against the Cowboys. If a team gets beat by a score of 52-17 there is a complete breakdown of execution and coaching. One last thing: I only hope before I die that the Bills find another era of winning and get to another Super Bowl. So sick of the Patriots. But again, you cannot say enough about a team developing a winning culture and excellence in their front office, coaching, and overall organization.
That Bills team probably had more talent than the Redskins in 1991...but that '91 Redskins team simply played better as a team. The Bills had NO CHANCE to win win SB XXVI. That Redskins team was dominant right from the start of the season, and lost only 2 games by a total of 5 points. I remember watching that team out of the gate....and they had a special look all season long.
I have said that for years that NO ONE will ever go to 4 straight S B's again! (someone always names a team like Denver Broncos and other's, and I say NO! They didn't go 4 in a row!). Also think about the resiliency of that team. To lose a Bowl by ONE point,(still a record), and to get over it, and come back the next year! Then to lose again in the big one a second year in a row...But STILL fight back for a third...then a 4th. It's easy to make fun of the loser, but you have to look at the whole deal, not each game by itself. The Bills beat up every team in the reg. season, but never gelled in the Super Bowl after the first loss, and I still think they psyched themselves out after the 'Wide Right' loss against the Giants, cause really, if you consider the players Buffalo had, on both sides of the ball, offense and defense, it was one of the most talented NFL teams ever to take the field. ALSO, about Norwood...They A.) should have got him another 10 yards closer! and B.) Scott was money, even up to 45 or 47 yards, he seldom missed but he was NOT as accurate on GRASS fields, and was used to Astro Turf. If you look at his stats, he is money on Astro Turf and his numbers fall off a bit on grass fields. SB 25,(first Bills one) was on GRASS.
@@brianmucha6426 Giants fan here (I come in peace). That 90s Kelly team was fun to watch and hella talented, and it's a damn shame they didn't get a ring. But I also believe that sometimes a team "curse" can actually be a blessing in disguise. Look at the Red Sox. The Cubs. The Eagles. Those curses come to define a team and its fanbase. Look at the Bills fans now, they're fucking insane. They love that team, through thick and thin. Even though they've mostly sucked. Even though they've had to share a division with arguably the best dynasty in NFL history. Buffalo's time will come, and all I have to say is this: when the Bills do finally win a Super Bowl, holy fuck call the national guard because it'll be the happiest, craziest riot you'll ever see.
Yeah there will be people mocking the losing SB’s history, but those Bills always inspire me as true life examples. In real life, no one will hand a trophy to you in any career. You have to fight for it. With some luck, a small number of people get their trophies of career. Majority of many need Bills as inspiration to press on. I was a young grad student in Buffalo during that era. Man, for my whole life I love to tell those 90’s Bills stories.
As a Broncos fan, I was glad you lost all 4 (at the time) because people stopped making fun of Elway and the Broncos for losing three. It was tough back then until the 97 season. I’m routing for the Bills (and Browns) this year though. Good to see some good teams out of the AFC East instead of just the Patriots
@@otaviofrn_adv I have to disagree. Those 6,700 fans especially after the 101 yard INT from Toran Johnson sounded like 67,000 fans! They were off the chain and I wasn't even there!!! Lol!!! #LetsGoBuffalo #BillsMafia
@@SESrivemor88 yeah, I agree with you. I miss the stadiums filled, especially now in january. But the Bills Mafia is representing. And I thought back them the stadium would be closed, like in the regular season
And I was glad to see Montanas career ruined in Buffalo that day...Buffalo was the best team of the 90's hands down and the Super Bowl was far from decided before, buy hey , not everyone is that smart
so do I man, 1993, 8yrs old, I had recorded part of it on a VHS. I can still remember sitting there watching this game. One hell of a team the Bills were.
@@BrendonChase2012sorry I’m here after the chiefs went and embarrassed Brady one last time before he retired, then won another Super Bowl and are in their 6th straight AFC Championship 😂😂
Charles Darks the K gun wasn't shit it was the Bengals offence and Marv Levey cried to the league funny the next and they did it and get the credit fuck the bills are losers.
The Bengals ran a no huddle offense before the Bills did, but they didn’t run a “K-Gun” type offense. The Bengals ran a West Coast offense under Sam Wyche while the K-Gun was a variation of the run and shoot. The K-Gun used a tight end while the standard run and shoot offense used a four wide receiver formation.
Victor Vera probably, but the same could be said about Dan Marino and the Dolphins. The Bills choked and the Dolphins choked. Injuries and just bad luck can do that to you. It's just the way it is!
BlackStarPower911 Wow, you must be a real old school football fan. I was born in '83 so I couldn't tell you much about football in the '70s. I didn't start watching football until the late 80s. Football in the 90s was my fondest era. I loved my hometown team the Miami Dolphins. Shula and Marino were iconic. It's a shame they never got it done together. The Bills were a huge reason why Marino never won a ring. The Dolphins did their share of choking against other teams too. The most heartbreaking loss in Dolphins history probably was in '94 Divisional Game against the Chargers. That was one of the their best teams and they were favorites to get to the Super Bowl.
Super Bowl win or not, the Bills were a great team. They were the equal of the Giants in Super Bowl XXV and they were banged up against Washington. The young Cowboys were a truly special team and might have won three straight Super Bowls if only Jimmy Johnson and Jerry Jones could have contained their egos.
4 straight Barry Switzers first year the Cowboys (they were not today's Cowgirls back then)were beaten in the NFC title game by the bought and paid for 49ers which is the scandal that eventually caused DiBartolo to have to hand the team over to Ted York. The Cowboys got their last one under Switzer a year later finally getting revenge on Pittsburgh for the 2 losses in the 70s. But according to Troy Aikman, Switzer was Lax and that's why all the partying had started. Aikman said he actually had to coach the team on the field a few times to keep them focused. They lost it completely starting the next year and haven't been the same since
In my opinion, this stands as one of the greatest upsets in NFL history, as well as one of the most underrated...With Joe Montana leading the way on offense and handing off to Marcus Allen, I thought for sure the Chiefs were the team of destiny for this particular year and heading to the Super Bowl. In retrospect, I underestimated the resiliency of this Buffalo Bills team...
You have a lot of company. Part of the reason we fans look back at the 1986-2000 era with such fondness is because we as Buffalonians and expats were supposed to be happy about taking crap from people and ask for them to beat us to death as bloody pulps as penance for our existence. Instead, we were defiant and fought back all the way, "Let's piss them all off!" t-shirts and all. >:-)
Montana was past his prime and so was Marcus Allen. Not the dominant players that they were in the 80s. They were still good players and good enough to make the AFC title game, but still not as good as Buffalo.
Kansas City were +3 point underdogs going in to Rich Stadium, where the Bills had never lost a playoff game. And they were 3x in a row AFC Champs. The only upset was that Joe didnt finish and keep the loss respectable.
1:10:13...without question the key play of the game. Anders inexplicably let's the ball go right through his hands and Henry Jones picks it off. Instead of 20-13 at halftime, the Chefs were deflated.
Yep. Then, if that wasn't bad enough, Montana gets hurt early in the 3rd quarter. It would have been a different game if they had come out after halftime, after scoring a touchdown, only down by 7 and getting the ball back right away. Montana was always a better second half player and 7 points was nothing. Especially when you're playing a team like Buffalo, who's defense is already on the field longer than most teams, because of the hurry up offense. If Montana could have stayed in and kept his offense on the field longer, Buffalo's defense would have gotten tired later on
Who's Here After Finding Out It's Going To be Kansas City vs Buffalo In Kansas City in AFC championship. Let's hope this Is what's going to happen this weekend
I was 26, had a great time watching the game at the bar at the buffalo sports garden, which now i think is a home depot lol, but wow that team never quit!
@@rduk5716 Keep telling yourself that. Giants beat the 49ers in their own building with a backup QB. It was so much fun we did it again to them in 2011.
@@tomd1434 I just cannot understand the fans of the 1980s Giants. That was a team of criminals. They tried to hurt Joe Montana in every game they played against the 49ers. They knew that was the only way that they could beat the 49ers. To root for a team of criminals, that can only happen in NY.
Ben TheKeeshond You’re delusional lol. We beat you guys in 85 playoffs 17-0 I believe. Then in 86 we beat you guys 49-3 and then in 90. Jim Bert hurt Montana in 86 when he played for us, and then he tried to hurt hostetler in 90 championship game when he played for you guys. You do realize one of the dirtiest players was on your team right? Bill Romanowski. Speaking of criminals how’s Dana stubblefield doing. He’s big bubba in the pen is how he’s doing. Now go get your shine box.
@@tomd1434 So! Bottom line is that we won 4 SBs during the 80s. Four, just in case you cannot read the number 4. The 85 playoff game, 17-3, because our usually great receivers dropped so many passes. The 86 playoff loss was indeed to a better NY Giants team. Not so, 1985 or 1990. Also, Belicheat most likely honed his cheating skills while he was with the criminals.
Seeing this again after 27 years is much appreciated. I learned long ago that video tape does not last forever. This is a fairly good conversion to digital and then upload. Same heartbreaking result, but my memories enjoyed the reinforcement. It took a long time, but I lived to see revenge.
Montana did get his chance to play the 49ers, with Steve Young, and Joe Cool beat them. One of only 3 teams to beat the niners that year if memory serves me. That was a big win for Joe. The old man with elbow problems showing his old team, with the "Young" guy at QB, who the master is.
Blobulous, How do you figure that? The Oilers couldn't hold onto a 32 point second half lead against the Bills second string, and the Chiefs gave up 900 yards rushing. Neither of those two teams deserved any part of the Super Bowl. The Bills owned the AFC for those 4 years.
I was stationed at Whiteman air force base Missouri. My family has season tickets for the Bills since the original AFC, rockpile stadium. I called the local sports radio station in KC and told them that the Bills would beat them.
Everyone talking about it should've been a Montana vs. Young Super Bowl, but one that I always wanted to see was Bills vs. 49ers. That would've been so epic.
I always thought so too but then again I think the 49ers would have blown them away. Look at how amazing the 49ers played in the Super Bowl against the chargers compared to how bad the bills always played in the super bowl lol
@@JB-fm4tb we will never know that is why they play the game you know but yes the 49ers may have beaten the bills joe montana was so clutch when it came to super bowls
It's not the win or losses that make a champion but rather how many times you get back up after getting knocked down and out a real champion doesn't worry about wins and losses he simply puts forth the effort and lives with the results that's the sign of an ultimate champion in life whether through victory or defeat he never settled for second best he was just simply unfortunate not to obtain the victory or fortunate enough to do so it's all about how you respond to adversity that's the sign of a real champion
My take on a Thurman Thomas/Emmit Smith comparisons. IMO the Bills' ball security issues (which played a big part in those SB losses) were coaching related, obviously Thomas and his fumbles is a big part of this equation. I think that Smith had the mental/team player edge. Thomas definitely seemed less of a team player, and his attitude after his 3rd Quarter fumble/TD in SB 28 absolutely wrecked any chances the Bills had to get over the hump. But as far as pure skill set, with Thomas's receiving skills, and considering that Smith had much better blocking, I give Thomas the nod on that one. Let's argue!
Not really, unless you had a football square Bills 0, Chiefs 0. The under/over was 39. The game was point total was over 39. The Bills were -3. They won by 17 points. It would have been 10 points if they scored and had the extra point.
Ditka sucks. So overrated as a coach. Once Buddy Ryan left Chicago and went to Philly Ditka couldn't get it done. Lost at home in the playoffs 3 years in a row from 1986-88...to Washington in 1986 and 87 and 28-3 to the 49ers in the 88 NFC Championship. He lost all his players respect after he told them to concentrate on football instead of endorsements but then does a Chunky Soup commercial himself AFTER he told them that. Then the fart on TV LOL
@@doogs2414 that pothead did real good in Miami until he decided to retire to be a pothead and Miami forced him to come back but he was just playing out his contract so he could retire again and it showed on the field. That was the beginning of the steep decline foe the Dolphins which may be coming to an end now
I just realized how many commercial breaks games have in them now. I can't remember the last time I heard the Shout song on the broadcast. Football is nearly unwatchable now.
Thurman Thomas was a fucking animal from the first game of the regular season until the superbowl started then he just couldn't quite perform like his normal self. He has to be top 10 underrated players ever (although he is in the hall of fame), because he doesn't have that one ring to show I have never heard anyone talk about thurman as a pro
Ronnie Orris he was a great player in the 90s for the bills. He was definitely underrated as a player. He had a good super bowl in XXV he had 199 yards in that game (rushing and receiving), if the bills won that game he would have been MVP
Dick Enberg pegged it when he said "if Buffalo goes to the Superbowl this time and doesn't win, that could be it". I don't believe in fate but if you get 4 chances in a row at something and fail to succeed, you probably don't deserve any more.
Are you talking about the 90s Bills or Buffalo as a franchise? The Broncos as a franchise went to 4 Super Bowls and lost them before winning Super Bowl XXXII.
This was the first AFC Championship Game that was a rematch of an earlier AFL Championship Game, in 1966. The only members of each organization that participated in both were the most important -- the owners.
This Bills team in '93 is just as amazing as the '91 team. Both of them were officially Ranked 27th on Defense. That was the official Ranking by the NFL. And that is 27th out of only 28 total teams no less. And both teams made it to the S.B.
That bad defense is why they ultimately lost all those super bowls the old saying goes defense wins championships and the bills couldn't be anymore proof than that
This Bills team was 5th in scoring defense, while 91 was 19th. I'm guessing the difference in scoring defense was that Bruce Smith played a full season, while he was out for most of '91.
The defense gave up lots of yards which is what ranked them 27th. They were a bend-but-don't-break group. The "weakness" of the defense was also a product of the offense they ran. They ran the no-huddle, racked up the yards and scored points which allowed the defense to take chances, but it also put that defense on a field a lot. They had great talent on defense, but when you're out there more often than not I don't care who you are, you're going to get tired. Conversely you look at the Giants and their famous 40+ minute time-of-possession against Buffalo in that first Super Bowl and there's no question their defense was aided by their conservative, ball-control oriented offense. They also played great special teams and rarely made mistakes. Complimentary football.
He actually commentated the Super Bowl the following week. Then shortly there after came the infamous Bronco chase and he was canned by NBC after that.
O.J. Simpson's last big broadcasting assignment came 22 years ago today, and it involved the Cowboys www.dallasnews.com/sports/cowboys/2016/01/30/o-j-simpson-s-last-big-broadcasting-assignment-came-22-years-ago-today-and-it-involved-the-cowboys/
I am a Bills fan but I have to admit that I have to hand it to Marty Schottenheimer. At the end of the first half when Henry Jones intercepted the ball in the end zone and watching Schottenheimer's response he reacted with pretty good class. I know I probably would have been snapping big time!
Maybe he should have snapped,.Ander's would have been riding the bench if it were me coaching,.Guy had a horrible gm..Missed more passes and blocks that you can count
I got a kick out of that "we're back!" spot with Kelly and Thomas talking to the camera putting a four up. It was like their way of annoying all the haters on the camera lol. It was at 2:20:21, Enberg then responded like a bad nightmare lol
Bills season ticket holder at the time. Did not want to get stuck in bad weather again, as I had gotten stranded the day of Jets game. Got hotel about 15 minutes from Stadium. And was surrounded by Chiefs fans all saying their team was going to kick Bills from pillar to post. All I said was "We'll See !". Game was fairly even until Bruce got a clean shot at Montana. Took him down, last game Montana ever played- Bruce's tackle broke Montana's leg. Game over, Bills win !
I watched this game while performing in Branson Mo. ( The heart of Chiefs country) I just got down there from Buffalo a week before... after the game I went shopping at a Kroger store wearing my Bills gear...got a lot of dirty looks...the Bills should've won at least one Superbowl
I was there. I was ten. The only play I remember is Henry Jones picking off Montana before halftime. I'm not even sure if that really happened.... guess I'll find out when I watch.
I WAS AT THIS GAME AND WHOA WHAT A GAME...I WAS HONORED TO BE AT WHAT WOULD BE THE GREAT HALL OF FAMER JOE MONTANA'S LAST GAME BECAUSE BRUCE SMITH KNOCKED HIM OUT AND THE 80,000 FANS ROAR CAME TO A SCREECHING HALT . SHOCK CAME OVER "RICH" STADIUM AS THEY TOOK HIM OUT ON A STRETCHER ALL OF US FANS STOOD UP SHOWING OUR RESPECT FOR HIM...ISN'T THAT WHO WE BILLS FANS ARE?! ENJOY THE SEASON BILLS FANS -IT'S GONNA. BE A 'SUPER' ONE!
A scary moment indeed but this wasn’t Joe Montana’s last game. He would go on to play one more season and help lead Kansas City to the playoffs, albeit with a 9-7 record. Montana’s final game was on New Year’s Eve 1994, a wildcard loss to the Miami Dolphins
This is the era i loved in football before Jacksonville & Carolina & still had the Oilers & the original Browns & Art Shell with the Raiders & Nintendo's Techmo Bowl where you could coach teams
I really miss this team. Hopefully one day we win one. It’s a damn shame that pro sports has been fixed for years. You just gotta hope one year they stay off our team
@@garyholliday8512 cry baby bitch syndrome
You know, this Bills squad may have lost 4 straight Super Bowls, but they did win 4 straight AFC Championship Games.
F the bills..shoulda been the raiders, broncos, dolphins, chiefs or oilers in those super bowls.
LOL shoulda woulda coulda......I seem to remember Buffalo stomping the raiders 52-3 in the championship game...Raiders? LOL man.
azucho98 wooah man it was only 51 to 3 not 52 to 3, cut the raiders some slack 😂😂
chris pieper bitter much
chris pieper then why wasn’t it them?
whos here after bills going to the AFC Championship.
Its gonna be another rematch
@@adamtillman7810 Yup if Mahomes not coming back doesn't cost KC. It's in Chad Hennes hands now. I wouldn't feel safe with Henne at qb
@@mm-gl7sz Mahomes is coming back, don't worry your pretty head
LETS FUCKING GOOOOO
Its funny how they lost this game because montana had a concussion and now patrick has a concussion
RIP Dick Enberg
My fav play by play announcer he was the best.
Bruce Smith was a class act no celebration at all just concern for Joe!! I just gained a lot of respect for Bruce Smith.
I'm from New England and I always liked Bruce Smith
Victoria, Montana respected him too after THAT - enough to Never play him AGAIN...(of course, Joe's WIFE is probably the one who got him to RETIRE ). #1 Chiefs Fan in KC here!
@Scrumptious Urinal Cakes ...my POINT, @SUC, u TWIT: he wasnt going to play Martyball anymore - he poohooed Schott. on the sideline one game that last year... i was dying laughing! Coach was a bastard philanderer
...btw - i OWN the Chiefs! ( signed KcWOLFf - as in MASCOT🏈 )
@@bobbywolff1274 Montana did a radio interview in Buffalo years back and said when he was laid out in agonizing pain and in the cold on the AstroTurf in Buffalo this day, that's when he didnt want to play anymore. He played one more year for KC so he woudnt screw them over, but he was done.
It is still mind boggling to me how any of these Buffalo teams from 1990 to 1993 did not win a single Super Bowl.
In all fairness they should have beaten the Giants.. Norwood choked BIG TIME!
Actually, it's simple. The Bills were loaded with so many superstar players, but one inept coach. Marv Levy may have won in the CFL but never did anything in the NFL. The egos of the players was legendary. Going out and partying before the Super Bowl was the norm. They needed a Mike Ditka type coach that could keep them in line with tough discipline. Marv was too soft. He also wasn't a tactician. Great players, poor coach.
@@MIKIEEYEZ1975 not as big as Ohio State kicker 🤦🏾♂️
The NFC was that dominant in those years.
@@jpmnky True but bills blowed all those games and leads straight give aways
RIP Marty you truly brought out the best in your players.
Marty’s gone? 🥲🥲 he was a good Coach!
@@MIKIEEYEZ1975 I hope he saw his son being a head coach.
@@MIKIEEYEZ1975 no he's not gone. He just celebrated his 98th birthday
There's a gleam
Whether you like the Bills or not the simple fact is that going to four straight Super Bowls will never be repeated again. I know-I know, they also lost four in a row, which has historic implications too. Still, was never done before the Bills did it and will never be done again. As for the best Super Bowl showing by the Bills, Scotty Norwood just was not very accurate beyond 45 yards. So it wasn't a shocker he missed against the Giants. And remember, it took the Bills over 2 minutes to even get a shot at trying to win it with a kick from 47. I remember saying to myself "let's go, this is taking way too long." The players and coaches all knew that Norwood was inaccurate from that distance. Overall, without analyzing each Super Bowl loss, the Bills were out-coached, especially against the Giants and Redskins. They had better talent against both of those teams. And arguably, the Bills should have been more competitive against the Cowboys. If a team gets beat by a score of 52-17 there is a complete breakdown of execution and coaching. One last thing: I only hope before I die that the Bills find another era of winning and get to another Super Bowl. So sick of the Patriots. But again, you cannot say enough about a team developing a winning culture and excellence in their front office, coaching, and overall organization.
That Bills team probably had more talent than the Redskins in 1991...but that '91 Redskins team simply played better as a team. The Bills had NO CHANCE to win win SB XXVI. That Redskins team was dominant right from the start of the season, and lost only 2 games by a total of 5 points. I remember watching that team out of the gate....and they had a special look all season long.
I have said that for years that NO ONE will ever go to 4 straight S B's again! (someone always names a team like Denver Broncos and other's, and I say NO! They didn't go 4 in a row!). Also think about the resiliency of that team. To lose a Bowl by ONE point,(still a record), and to get over it, and come back the next year! Then to lose again in the big one a second year in a row...But STILL fight back for a third...then a 4th. It's easy to make fun of the loser, but you have to look at the whole deal, not each game by itself. The Bills beat up every team in the reg. season, but never gelled in the Super Bowl after the first loss, and I still think they psyched themselves out after the 'Wide Right' loss against the Giants, cause really, if you consider the players Buffalo had, on both sides of the ball, offense and defense, it was one of the most talented NFL teams ever to take the field. ALSO, about Norwood...They A.) should have got him another 10 yards closer! and B.) Scott was money, even up to 45 or 47 yards, he seldom missed but he was NOT as accurate on GRASS fields, and was used to Astro Turf. If you look at his stats, he is money on Astro Turf and his numbers fall off a bit on grass fields. SB 25,(first Bills one) was on GRASS.
@@brianmucha6426 Giants fan here (I come in peace). That 90s Kelly team was fun to watch and hella talented, and it's a damn shame they didn't get a ring. But I also believe that sometimes a team "curse" can actually be a blessing in disguise. Look at the Red Sox. The Cubs. The Eagles. Those curses come to define a team and its fanbase. Look at the Bills fans now, they're fucking insane. They love that team, through thick and thin. Even though they've mostly sucked. Even though they've had to share a division with arguably the best dynasty in NFL history. Buffalo's time will come, and all I have to say is this: when the Bills do finally win a Super Bowl, holy fuck call the national guard because it'll be the happiest, craziest riot you'll ever see.
Yeah there will be people mocking the losing SB’s history, but those Bills always inspire me as true life examples. In real life, no one will hand a trophy to you in any career. You have to fight for it. With some luck, a small number of people get their trophies of career. Majority of many need Bills as inspiration to press on. I was a young grad student in Buffalo during that era. Man, for my whole life I love to tell those 90’s Bills stories.
As a Broncos fan, I was glad you lost all 4 (at the time) because people stopped making fun of Elway and the Broncos for losing three. It was tough back then until the 97 season. I’m routing for the Bills (and Browns) this year though. Good to see some good teams out of the AFC East instead of just the Patriots
Who’s here after the Bills are back in the AFC Championship Game?
me. GO BILLS
We need revenge after the dirty hits on Montana that knocked him out.
Damn the energy in that stadium from start to finish
Unfortunately Buffalo will not have that crowd energy this year
@@otaviofrn_adv I have to disagree. Those 6,700 fans especially after the 101 yard INT from Toran Johnson sounded like 67,000 fans! They were off the chain and I wasn't even there!!! Lol!!! #LetsGoBuffalo #BillsMafia
@@SESrivemor88 yeah, I agree with you. I miss the stadiums filled, especially now in january. But the Bills Mafia is representing.
And I thought back them the stadium would be closed, like in the regular season
This is the game OJ was wearing the Bruno Magli shoes and possibly the same gloves he wore when he committed his murders in LA 6-months later
FUCKIN JOKE BRO,,,???☆☆☆
@@johnmazzuca3224 He is correct. A fan who took a photograph of him at this game found the photo and gave it to the prosecution in his Civil trial.
Oh yeah, how did that turn out 🤷🏾♂️🤦🏾
Love those classic uniforms.
I remember watching this as a youngster everyone was rooting for Kansas City because of Joe Montana and Marcus Allen
and no one wanted to watch Buffalo rematch the Cowboys, the outcome was a forgone conclusion.
@@Speegs23 true that
And I was glad to see Montanas career ruined in Buffalo that day...Buffalo was the best team of the 90's hands down and the Super Bowl was far from decided before, buy hey , not everyone is that smart
so do I man, 1993, 8yrs old, I had recorded part of it on a VHS. I can still remember sitting there watching this game. One hell of a team the Bills were.
The only reason the Bills won was because Montana got a concussion on the concrete that posed as Orchard Park Astroturf
Who’s here after kc beat Cleveland to play bills in afc championship again👀
Sorry, I'm here after the Bucs beat the Chiefs.
@@BrendonChase2012sorry I’m here after the chiefs went and embarrassed Brady one last time before he retired, then won another Super Bowl and are in their 6th straight AFC Championship 😂😂
@@BrendonChase2012and the bucs just got their asses kicked 😂😂
@@Mr.Hall3850 LOL, but they could never do that in the post season.
If I was a Bucs fan, I might care. Kinda hoping the Chiefs win it all again or at the very least beat the Ravens.
The first ever nfl game that i went to was this afc championship game and man what great time that was
The K-Gun was 20 years ahead of its time. It's basically what do today.
No not at all!
wut do nyucka
Charles Darks the K gun wasn't shit it was the Bengals offence and Marv Levey cried to the league funny the next and they did it and get the credit fuck the bills are losers.
Sam wyche and the benegals rain it ...but the bills tweaked to their personell.die hard bills fan as a kid..loved the stutter- draw !!
The Bengals ran a no huddle offense before the Bills did, but they didn’t run a “K-Gun” type offense. The Bengals ran a West Coast offense under Sam Wyche while the K-Gun was a variation of the run and shoot. The K-Gun used a tight end while the standard run and shoot offense used a four wide receiver formation.
The last of the Super Bowl run. 30 years and counting. This will be the year josh takes us. Go bills
That bills really deserved to win at least 1 sb
Victor Vera probably, but the same could be said about Dan Marino and the Dolphins. The Bills choked and the Dolphins choked. Injuries and just bad luck can do that to you. It's just the way it is!
B Jackson Also don't forget about that Vikings team from the 70's that had a great squad but lost 4 Superbowl in that decade.
BlackStarPower911 Wow, you must be a real old school football fan. I was born in '83 so I couldn't tell you much about football in the '70s. I didn't start watching football until the late 80s. Football in the 90s was my fondest era. I loved my hometown team the Miami Dolphins. Shula and Marino were iconic. It's a shame they never got it done together. The Bills were a huge reason why Marino never won a ring. The Dolphins did their share of choking against other teams too. The most heartbreaking loss in Dolphins history probably was in '94 Divisional Game against the Chargers. That was one of the their best teams and they were favorites to get to the Super Bowl.
Just think wide right. Fucking kickers.
Victor vera el reptil nope. Giants, redskins and cowboys were all superior on both sides of the ball
I still remember to this day, Ditka getting pegged with the snowball on the NBC perch and looking like he was ready to charge into the crowd
Super Bowl win or not, the Bills were a great team. They were the equal of the Giants in Super Bowl XXV and they were banged up against Washington. The young Cowboys were a truly special team and might have won three straight Super Bowls if only Jimmy Johnson and Jerry Jones could have contained their egos.
4 straight Barry Switzers first year the Cowboys (they were not today's Cowgirls back then)were beaten in the NFC title game by the bought and paid for 49ers which is the scandal that eventually caused DiBartolo to have to hand the team over to Ted York. The Cowboys got their last one under Switzer a year later finally getting revenge on Pittsburgh for the 2 losses in the 70s. But according to Troy Aikman, Switzer was Lax and that's why all the partying had started. Aikman said he actually had to coach the team on the field a few times to keep them focused. They lost it completely starting the next year and haven't been the same since
One of the greatest NFL teams of all time, to never win the big game
Talley, conlan, bennett, bentley, odomes, tasker, smith,jones, kelly,reed, ritcher, these guys could ball man.
That year's afc championship game could've been Raiders vs. Chiefs. A good ol' afc west showdown for the ages!!!
@Beyond Your IQ Yeah, and it would've been a Texas-sized Super Bowl between the Cowboys and Oilers.
In my opinion, this stands as one of the greatest upsets in NFL history, as well as one of the most underrated...With Joe Montana leading the way on offense and handing off to Marcus Allen, I thought for sure the Chiefs were the team of destiny for this particular year and heading to the Super Bowl. In retrospect, I underestimated the resiliency of this Buffalo Bills team...
You have a lot of company. Part of the reason we fans look back at the 1986-2000 era with such fondness is because we as Buffalonians and expats were supposed to be happy about taking crap from people and ask for them to beat us to death as bloody pulps as penance for our existence. Instead, we were defiant and fought back all the way, "Let's piss them all off!" t-shirts and all. >:-)
How could this be a upset when the Bills were the favorite to win the game
How can you underestimate the AFC representatives of the previous 3 Super Bowls?
Montana was past his prime and so was Marcus Allen. Not the dominant players that they were in the 80s. They were still good players and good enough to make the AFC title game, but still not as good as Buffalo.
Kansas City were +3 point underdogs going in to Rich Stadium, where the Bills had never lost a playoff game. And they were 3x in a row AFC Champs. The only upset was that Joe didnt finish and keep the loss respectable.
this has to be the loudest crowd in Buffalo Ive ever heard.
That's a bold statement
@@matthewmatt5285 l was JUST about to say this!! Rich Stadium was a madhouse. Winning @ Buffalo or Dallas in the early 90s was nearly impossible.
this is gonna be the year ! Toronto won the NBA title for the 1st time,STL first time wininng the Stanley cup.this year its Buffalo's turn ! go bills
They made the playoffs! They have a chance!
Yupp#19 Mantana was past his prime..the Buffaloes were "next year's champs"the Cowboys old moniker..4 years in a row,,4 strait title defeats..🎱🎱🎱🎱
Leaving the old commercials in really help keep the nostalgia to the game. Awesome job! 👍🏻👍🏻
1:10:13...without question the key play of the game. Anders inexplicably let's the ball go right through his hands and Henry Jones picks it off. Instead of 20-13 at halftime, the Chefs were deflated.
And Anders was a damn good player too.
The " Chefs" were deflated ? Lol ... Just teasing.
Yep. Then, if that wasn't bad enough, Montana gets hurt early in the 3rd quarter. It would have been a different game if they had come out after halftime, after scoring a touchdown, only down by 7 and getting the ball back right away. Montana was always a better second half player and 7 points was nothing. Especially when you're playing a team like Buffalo, who's defense is already on the field longer than most teams, because of the hurry up offense. If Montana could have stayed in and kept his offense on the field longer, Buffalo's defense would have gotten tired later on
Don't spoil it's Halftime score for Me.
@@thomasfleig1184 what if what if what if what if what if what if what if what if what if what if what if what if
2021 AFC Championship Game? Allen vs Mahomes!
Man that Turf looks like it's hard as s*** tough guys back then play on that
Who's Here After Finding Out It's Going To be
Kansas City vs Buffalo
In Kansas City in AFC championship.
Let's hope this Is what's going to happen this weekend
I was 26, had a great time watching the game at the bar at the buffalo sports garden, which now i think is a home depot lol, but wow that team never quit!
1966 AFL Championship,1993 AFC Championship,and now 2020 AFC Championship
They should show this game at a bills meeting. Pump them up.
I was at this game, I was 13 yrs old. It was so great!!!
I was at this game and i was 18
Joe Montana vs Jim Kelly
What should’ve happened in super bowl 25
giants had bill bellicheat on their team, no wonders they beat montana
@@rduk5716
Keep telling yourself that. Giants beat the 49ers in their own building with a backup QB. It was so much fun we did it again to them in 2011.
@@tomd1434
I just cannot understand the fans of the 1980s Giants. That was a team of criminals. They tried to hurt Joe Montana in every game they played against the 49ers. They knew that was the only way that they could beat the 49ers. To root for a team of criminals, that can only happen in NY.
Ben TheKeeshond
You’re delusional lol. We beat you guys in 85 playoffs 17-0 I believe. Then in 86 we beat you guys 49-3 and then in 90. Jim Bert hurt Montana in 86 when he played for us, and then he tried to hurt hostetler in 90 championship game when he played for you guys. You do realize one of the dirtiest players was on your team right? Bill Romanowski. Speaking of criminals how’s Dana stubblefield doing. He’s big bubba in the pen is how he’s doing. Now go get your shine box.
@@tomd1434
So! Bottom line is that we won 4 SBs during the 80s. Four, just in case you cannot read the number 4. The 85 playoff game, 17-3, because our usually great receivers dropped so many passes. The 86 playoff loss was indeed to a better NY Giants team. Not so, 1985 or 1990. Also, Belicheat most likely honed his cheating skills while he was with the criminals.
Who's here after the Chiefs ran the Bills out of Arrowhead in the AFC Championship? Revenge 27 years later tastes just as sweet.
But Buffalo ran the Chiefs out of arrowhead just last week
@@mm-gl7sz You came back here to gloat after a regular season win? Shit man. Go win a Super Bowl then come back.
@@mm-gl7sz 3-0 in the playoffs, buddy. The games that matter.
Seeing this again after 27 years is much appreciated. I learned long ago that video tape does not last forever. This is a fairly good conversion to digital and then upload. Same heartbreaking result, but my memories enjoyed the reinforcement. It took a long time, but I lived to see revenge.
I remember listening to this game on the radio that day.
Still mad about this. Should have been 49ers vs Chiefs. Montana vs Young in Atlanta. That would have been epic
Definitely would've been epic...But the Bills and the Cowboys were too good in their respective conferences....
quit whining. the Bills earned the W !
Montana did get his chance to play the 49ers, with Steve Young, and Joe Cool beat them. One of only 3 teams to beat the niners that year if memory serves me. That was a big win for Joe. The old man with elbow problems showing his old team, with the "Young" guy at QB, who the master is.
@@mattfran9290 the chiefs or oilers should have won the afc in 1993 not the bills
Blobulous,
How do you figure that? The Oilers couldn't hold onto a 32 point second half lead against the Bills second string, and the Chiefs gave up 900 yards rushing. Neither of those two teams deserved any part of the Super Bowl. The Bills owned the AFC for those 4 years.
Could be a preview of this years teams
Prescient on your part!
B-asically
I
L-ove
L-osing
S-uper Bowls
Joe Cool ! Joe GOAT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was at this game - COLD - watching this is special. Sucks though when the Honda Accord TV ad is overridden by a Grammerly RUclips ad - LOL...
Was at this game, never forget it when bruce smith knocked out joe montana.
I was stationed at Whiteman air force base Missouri. My family has season tickets for the Bills since the original AFC, rockpile stadium. I called the local sports radio station in KC and told them that the Bills would beat them.
My aunt was stationed there as well. She did something within the supply chain or something like that.
Now how special is that ????
These are gems
That shows u how good the 49ers,cowboys and other nfc teams were to b able to beat a great team like the bills
Cowboys did it twice beating the Bills in Super Bowls.
Go Chiefs! Time to get revenge from 1993
Aw c’mon Brennan let the Bills have this one. 🤣 Those guys are desperate
@@tamaracesar1931 how about now? 😂
@@ChiefBlue4298 I feel bad for them. Oh well maybe they’ll have another shot
Everyone talking about it should've been a Montana vs. Young Super Bowl, but one that I always wanted to see was Bills vs. 49ers. That would've been so epic.
I always thought so too but then again I think the 49ers would have blown them away. Look at how amazing the 49ers played in the Super Bowl against the chargers compared to how bad the bills always played in the super bowl lol
@@JB-fm4tb we will never know that is why they play the game you know but yes the 49ers may have beaten the bills joe montana was so clutch when it came to super bowls
@@JB-fm4tb yeah but remember the no punt game won by the Bills? NFL would have loved to have that for a Super Bowl.
That was Chris Berman's Super Bowl prediction for like 10 straight years!
The Fans in that game did not let down, at all ,I love it I remember watching this game I really thought we had it that year to win it all.
Was at this game, you’re right, it was nonstop yelling and screaming. The buildup of Montana vs. Kelly was insane as was the atmosphere.
Let's repeat this again this sunday..Go Bills!
Buffalo the best team ever in football..not to win a superbowl...let's go Bill's
Getting close
@@nicholasevans3737 very close. I'm pumped, got my tables ready
If my Bills won 4 Super Bowls in a row they would have been known as one of the greatest teams of all time.
I think so too.
Thee greatest.
Lol @ if . Lol shut up
It's not the win or losses that make a champion but rather how many times you get back up after getting knocked down and out a real champion doesn't worry about wins and losses he simply puts forth the effort and lives with the results that's the sign of an ultimate champion in life whether through victory or defeat he never settled for second best he was just simply unfortunate not to obtain the victory or fortunate enough to do so it's all about how you respond to adversity that's the sign of a real champion
My take on a Thurman Thomas/Emmit Smith comparisons. IMO the Bills' ball security issues (which played a big part in those SB losses) were coaching related, obviously Thomas and his fumbles is a big part of this equation. I think that Smith had the mental/team player edge. Thomas definitely seemed less of a team player, and his attitude after his 3rd Quarter fumble/TD in SB 28 absolutely wrecked any chances the Bills had to get over the hump. But as far as pure skill set, with Thomas's receiving skills, and considering that Smith had much better blocking, I give Thomas the nod on that one. Let's argue!
They are both HOF'ers right? Please stop before you hurt your brain.
If you ever get a bruised knee it hurts and doesn't go away anytime soon! - Brian
I’ll bet that denied TD on the game’s last play saved some gambler’s day!
Not really, unless you had a football square Bills 0, Chiefs 0. The under/over was 39. The game was point total was over 39. The Bills were -3. They won by 17 points. It would have been 10 points if they scored and had the extra point.
Loved it when the fans were pelting Ditka with snowballs after the game for all of the shit he talked about the Bills before the game!
Ditka sucks. So overrated as a coach. Once Buddy Ryan left Chicago and went to Philly Ditka couldn't get it done. Lost at home in the playoffs 3 years in a row from 1986-88...to Washington in 1986 and 87 and 28-3 to the 49ers in the 88 NFC Championship. He lost all his players respect after he told them to concentrate on football instead of endorsements but then does a Chunky Soup commercial himself AFTER he told them that. Then the fart on TV LOL
Totally awesome! Dumb ass knows he won a Super Bowl because of Buddy Ryan! See New Orleans...giving your draft away for a pothead running back.
@@jeremythompson9122 wait a minute. Dirks farted on TV? Where's the video of this?
@@doogs2414 that pothead did real good in Miami until he decided to retire to be a pothead and Miami forced him to come back but he was just playing out his contract so he could retire again and it showed on the field. That was the beginning of the steep decline foe the Dolphins which may be coming to an end now
Its amazing how the commentators cn add so much to watching a gm on TV... Damn that crowd is deafening!!!!
2:15:45 Whoomp! There It Is!
Hall of famers everywhere.
Who’s watching this right now in January waiting for next weeks rematch of this game??? GO BILLS!!!! Josh Allen is the second coming!
Imo this Bills team is one of the all time greats. Four straight SB appearances will never be broken
ALSO 4 straight CHOKE LOSSES will NEVER BE BROKEN EITHER!! 😂😂😂😂
I just realized how many commercial breaks games have in them now. I can't remember the last time I heard the Shout song on the broadcast. Football is nearly unwatchable now.
How the game has changed! Plus got to see OJ before the scandals. Many memories of watching this as a kid. Go Chiefs!
The Juice was guilty af
"scandal"
Thurman Thomas was a fucking animal from the first game of the regular season until the superbowl started then he just couldn't quite perform like his normal self. He has to be top 10 underrated players ever (although he is in the hall of fame), because he doesn't have that one ring to show I have never heard anyone talk about thurman as a pro
Ronnie Orris he was a great player in the 90s for the bills. He was definitely underrated as a player. He had a good super bowl in XXV he had 199 yards in that game (rushing and receiving), if the bills won that game he would have been MVP
This Bills team and their no huddle offense was fun to watch.
Se repetirá la historia Go Bills Go!!!
Dick Enberg pegged it when he said "if Buffalo goes to the Superbowl this time and doesn't win, that could be it".
I don't believe in fate but if you get 4 chances in a row at something and fail to succeed, you probably don't deserve any more.
Same thing in the 70s with those Minnesota Vikings teams.
Are you talking about the 90s Bills or Buffalo as a franchise? The Broncos as a franchise went to 4 Super Bowls and lost them before winning Super Bowl XXXII.
@@quentincampbell6124 in a row.
@@mikewolverton7904 Jack Kemp and the Bills won back to back AFL Championships in the mid 1960s
@@quentincampbell612 the Super Bowl is not the AFL Championship.
it took the chiefs 25 years to get back there!! wow
And 50 to win a ring
Do you have the 93 nfc championship 49ers at cowboys @texasstadium with trophy presentation
Hello Humberto. Unfortunately not. Only these Bills games I've uploaded.
This was the first AFC Championship Game that was a rematch of an earlier AFL Championship Game, in 1966. The only members of each organization that participated in both were the most important -- the owners.
Fucking warren moon made so many costly interceptions that prevented Houston to go to the AFC championship game or Superbowl.
I was at this game. It was epic.
Do you live or still live in buffalo?
This Bills team in '93 is just as amazing as the '91 team. Both of them were officially Ranked 27th on Defense. That was the official Ranking by the NFL. And that is 27th out of only 28 total teams no less. And both teams made it to the S.B.
That bad defense is why they ultimately lost all those super bowls the old saying goes defense wins championships and the bills couldn't be anymore proof than that
This Bills team was 5th in scoring defense, while 91 was 19th. I'm guessing the difference in scoring defense was that Bruce Smith played a full season, while he was out for most of '91.
The defense gave up lots of yards which is what ranked them 27th. They were a bend-but-don't-break group. The "weakness" of the defense was also a product of the offense they ran. They ran the no-huddle, racked up the yards and scored points which allowed the defense to take chances, but it also put that defense on a field a lot. They had great talent on defense, but when you're out there more often than not I don't care who you are, you're going to get tired.
Conversely you look at the Giants and their famous 40+ minute time-of-possession against Buffalo in that first Super Bowl and there's no question their defense was aided by their conservative, ball-control oriented offense. They also played great special teams and rarely made mistakes. Complimentary football.
OJ Simpson’s last game he commentated.
He actually commentated the Super Bowl the following week. Then shortly there after came the infamous Bronco chase and he was canned by NBC after that.
he had to get his kill on
O.J. Simpson's last big broadcasting assignment came 22 years ago today, and it involved the Cowboys
www.dallasnews.com/sports/cowboys/2016/01/30/o-j-simpson-s-last-big-broadcasting-assignment-came-22-years-ago-today-and-it-involved-the-cowboys/
If you look close, you can see he was wearing his Bruno Maglis.
A meaningless shameless Cowboy plug by the newspaper and a fan
Loved the old kickers helmets
Me too.
Man Montana's no name shit receivers lost this game.
Marty schottenheimer's offenses have never been worth a fuck
Montana = GOAT
@@bennyrobinson1935 The same thing can be applied to the Bills in the super bowl.
@@bennyrobinson1935 Marty Schottenheimer was a great coach. You're just a douche behind a keyboard.
@Sideshow Bob Well Montana sure as f**K......doesn't lose Super Bowls
this game is an example why you can't compare QBs from different eras. 'late' hits, helmet hits etc
And helmet were shit big bulky pads basically all down linemen have casts way more brutal of a game!
@Sideshow Bob it's just the truth: different rules, different game
@Sideshow Bob He's not lying though. Game was much different back then.
I am a Bills fan but I have to admit that I have to hand it to Marty Schottenheimer. At the end of the first half when Henry Jones intercepted the ball in the end zone and watching Schottenheimer's response he reacted with pretty good class. I know I probably would have been snapping big time!
Maybe he should have snapped,.Ander's would have been riding the bench if it were me coaching,.Guy had a horrible gm..Missed more passes and blocks that you can count
@@matthewmatt5285 He was probably paid off to throw the game.
I got a kick out of that "we're back!" spot with Kelly and Thomas talking to the camera putting a four up. It was like their way of annoying all the haters on the camera lol. It was at 2:20:21, Enberg then responded like a bad nightmare lol
Bills season ticket holder at the time. Did not want to get stuck in bad weather again, as I had gotten stranded the day of Jets game. Got hotel about 15 minutes from Stadium. And was surrounded by Chiefs fans all saying their team was going to kick Bills from pillar to post. All I said was "We'll See !".
Game was fairly even until Bruce got a clean shot at Montana. Took him down, last game Montana ever played- Bruce's tackle broke Montana's leg. Game over, Bills win !
Now there playing again 💪🏼
Looks like this matchup might become another reality next week.... Go Bills!
Oh yeah
28 yrs later we meet up again, this time at arrowhead let's Chiefs!!!
Let's not forget the 1966 American Football League Championship Game.
@@JeanPaulMueller I wasn't around then, but hell yea!!! Love football history
@@JeanPaulMueller We don't... :( (We do remember 64 & 65 though :)))
I watched this game while performing in Branson Mo. ( The heart of Chiefs country) I just got down there from Buffalo a week before... after the game I went shopping at a Kroger store wearing my Bills gear...got a lot of dirty looks...the Bills should've won at least one Superbowl
They were definitely better than the Giants. That Washington team and those Dallas teams no way
51:47
That’s an official I haven’t seen for awhile after I seemed to see him for ages.
Do you have Bills/Oilers 1990? It was a MNF game.
Not sure. Will have to wait until December before I get the chance to digitize more games.
That KC defensive line was WHOOPED
How did those guys perform at such high levels in that climate? Atomic balm??
I was there. I was ten. The only play I remember is Henry Jones picking off Montana before halftime. I'm not even sure if that really happened.... guess I'll find out when I watch.
Nice microphone work O.J. haha
Murderer
30:24 ... KC gunner makes a huge play
I like many this match bizarrely
The Raiders put up a better performance against this Bills team the week before this one...
I WAS AT THIS GAME AND WHOA WHAT A GAME...I WAS HONORED TO BE AT WHAT WOULD BE THE GREAT HALL OF FAMER JOE MONTANA'S LAST GAME BECAUSE BRUCE SMITH KNOCKED HIM OUT AND THE 80,000 FANS ROAR CAME TO A SCREECHING HALT . SHOCK CAME OVER "RICH" STADIUM AS THEY TOOK HIM OUT ON A STRETCHER ALL OF US FANS STOOD UP SHOWING OUR RESPECT FOR HIM...ISN'T THAT WHO WE BILLS FANS ARE?! ENJOY THE SEASON BILLS FANS -IT'S GONNA. BE A 'SUPER' ONE!
For those wondering ruclips.net/video/OlHUNTV13UY/видео.html
A scary moment indeed but this wasn’t Joe Montana’s last game. He would go on to play one more season and help lead Kansas City to the playoffs, albeit with a 9-7 record. Montana’s final game was on New Year’s Eve 1994, a wildcard loss to the Miami Dolphins
@@JeanPaulMueller Hi! How do you do?
Great team 👏 no super bowl
do you have the Bills stealer's playoff game 92?
I am also looking for this
The Bills beat The Steelers in Pittsburgh like 27-13 or something, right?
@@jamesmiller6217 24-3. And that was without both Jim Kelly and Thurman Thomas. Frank Reich and Kenneth Davis started in their place
Too bad for Chiefs' organization. Forward to 2018 and that would be the next time they'd get to AFC title game and lose that, too.
Andy has 1 now buddy
@@jonelllemelle3372 how did you get to this comment? Lol
I honestly believe that this next season in 2024 will be Texans vs Bills for AFC title
I saw someone comment that if Montana didn't get hurt, they would have won the game. I doubt that.