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The Buffalo Bills as an NFL team have yet to win a Super Bowl, but for a short 4 year period they had 4 chances in a row to win the big game but could not capitalize. Time and time again they continuously fell short and in this video, we go back into NFL history and try to figure out how the Bills even with hall of famers Jim Kelly, Thurmon Thomas, and Bruce Smith managed to make and lose 4 Super Bowls in a row Anyway, if you enjoyed this video at all then like and comment if you want, and you can even subscribe if you think I've earned it.
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Holy shit he actually got to talk to Jim Kelly. Tubfrog just keeps collecting these Ws
Feels bad man. I saw the documentary on this a few months ago and it was crazy how the team worked so hard to get to the big dance four times IN A ROW just to not walk away with anything in return :(
My family has been die hard bills fans forever now. My grandparents wanted one SB. My grandfather would watch the bills every game even through their worst years.
The commitment to them is amazing, my hometown team the panthers are terrible and I can't even watch them. My grandmother is the last remaining and I just wish josh Allen would've got a SB for them. Sadly I don't see them doing that in time.
@@tigerwoods373 That's unfortunate with how things looked to be going this year. I was surprised when my Pats beat them because I always think of them as a pretty stack team nowadays but then they have moments that make it seem like the opposite.
Same old Bills 😂
@kosmosfan01 your pats? You have zero involvement in the team. You've never even been to a single game.
@@jimboscooter432 Oh man, that game with the Broncos was something else 🤣
From 84-96 the NFC was basically the SEC to the AFC’s PAC 12. Only 2 Super Bowls ended within one possession in that time frame with an average MOD of 38-19.
Even though my Broncos were part of this disaster it was those same Broncos that ended the AFC skid.
Yep, i was coming of age through the 80's and early 90's and have some vivid memories of CBS's NFC coverage with Summerall and Madden commentating the 49ers, Giants, Bears, Skins, and Cowboys seemingly every week. Almost every year it seemed like the NFC Championship was the de facto Super Bowl. The NFC teams always just seemed more physical and more talented during that era.
@@YMagoulo Broncos we’re the only Suoerbowl winner out of the AFC in the 90’s. Same with the Raiders in the 80’s and the Cowboys being the lone Superbowl champion in the 70’s.
@@chicagodude8888Im a Raiders fan. Boy that was a long ass time ago, starving to be even a 10 win team that gets past the first round...
@@chicagodude8888It is not a CLEAR and/or understandable one though, thanks to your lack of clarification. I mean, which team actually DID win a super bowl in all of those decades? You said there was one, and then proceeded to list multiple teams. If that was not enough, you then followed that up by saying that they did something other than the original achievement you mentioned. Slow down and take the time to make a cogent point so that you don’t embarrass yourself again.
That is a bizarre streak of success followed by bad luck in super bowls that probably won't happen again. Great to see Jim Kelly still doing well after his scary bouts with cancer. He was a genuine great of that era.
“a bizarre streak of success followed by bad luck in super bowls” is a great way to sum it up.
I’m a Bills fan btw.
We surely did not think that “wide right” would ever happen to us again, but here we are lol.
We are genuinely cursed, and there’s not a doubt in my mind
@@jordanbarr850I was a big 49ers fan back then (loved Joe Montana as a kid), but I pulled for the Bills in every one of those Super Bowls.
I hated the Cowboys and the Giants, especially, in those days, because they always seemed to be the ones that knocked out the 49ers, whenever they’d come up short in the playoffs.
I always liked Jim Kelly (I like him even more, today), and Thurman Thomas, too, back then. Plus, as a lifelong Bama fan, Cornelius Bennett was one of my favorite players on defense.
I’d actually gotten his (Bennett’s) autograph, one day when he was in Birmingham, a couple of years before the Super Bowl streak started, so the Bills were just about my favorite team then, other than the Niners.
I would’ve loved to have seen them win one, but I’m sure you would’ve loved that, too. Oh, well. Maybe one day they’ll do it. I hope they do, someday.
All of their greatest achievements are followed by the word “but”. They made it to 4 straight Super Bowls but they lost all of them. They had the greatest runningback of the 70s but it was OJ Simpson. It can’t be easy being a Bills fan.
Pretty damn awesome you able to get Jim Kelley in the video, especially with how honest he was on those teams
28:09 Actually, the San Francisco 49ers scored 55 points in Super Bowl XXIV against the Denver Broncos, which remains the most points scored ever in the Super Bowl. However, had Leon Lett not celebrated prematurely and didn't allow Don Beebe to knock the ball out of his hands as he was about to cross the goal line, then the Cowboys would've scored 58 points (59 with the extra point kick), which would've broken the 49ers record for most points scored in the Super Bowl.
Maybe he meant both teams combined? 69 points
@@user-sk4ny7lc4oNah, in Super Bowl XXIX the 49ers and Chargers combined for 75 points
God bless Don Beebe (and documentary film makers that make zero mistakes LOL)
That’s why he said at the time smh
@@gradysevertson8307The 49ers had already scored 55, at the time.
smh
Keeping in mind, they were playing against a lot of the best the NFL has ever seen in those 4 years during an NFC domination.
1990 Giants had a fierce defense in terms of scheming to stop you, and Bill Belichick was the ring leader of it(he was able to get a 5 year coaching gig with Cleveland as a result of this year).
1991 Redskins had one of the most efficient offenses in NFL history with an offensive line that saw Mark Rypien get sacked less times than he threw interceptions(7 sacks to 11 picks) as well as a really great defenses. One of the best teams of all-time.
1992 and 1993 Cowboys were a part of that 90s Dynasty, a true force on all facets with the scoring offense, the lack of turnover issues, and overall just sheer efficiency and well-builtness they had in a time when dynasties were all-but guaranteed to fall as a result of the cap hit after that year.
Buffalo should have won 1 of these games, yes. But in the end they really faced against the best the NFL will ever see 4 straight years and tried their hardest to not let it deter them each time.
Very very well said!
Imo their best shot to win at least 2 was 1990 and 1993
Correct. The Bills lost primarily because the best of the NFC was better than that of the AFC. The '90 NY Giants still had a great defense, but a very average offense (with no-name WRs), so this was the game the Bills should have won, but lost in a heartbreaker. There were some missed tackles and other missed opporunities that led to the loss, not just the missed field goal at the end. The '91 Redskins was the last great Redskins team, and they went against an overmatched Bills defense - I knew the Bills would lose this game. What was surprising is that the Bills high-powered offense was ineffective for most of the game. The '92 and '93 Cowboys were one of the greatest young teams in NFL history, they were fast, and the defensive line was very deep. And in the second half Emitt Smith was just running at will against the Bills light defensive line. It was tough to watch, but those last three losses were inevitable. The just simply lost to better, more physical teams.
I think the only Super Bowl the Bills were favored was the Giants Super Bowl. You’re correct about the Giants defense. They played the 49ers twice that year (MNF and NFC title game), lost the MNF game 7-3 (both teams were 10-1at the time), and won the title game 15-13. Thus, they allowed 20 points COMBINED against a 14-2 49ers team that I believe had the best opportunity to three-peat of any team history. Defense was that good.
It's a conspiracy. lol. The powers that be didn't want them to get one.
There was a quote in the X-Files by the "Cigarette Smoking Man" where he said "As long as I am alive, the Bills will never win a Super Bowl". I always thought that was a fun little quote...
Coming from a huge Buffalo bills fan, thank for this video. Bills mafia deals with so much pain. But we’ll always be here for our team. We love them no matter what and no one can take that feeling away
I met Jim as a kid . He was a gentle giant man a real nice guy I met hit at a park in south jersey and got to play catch with him. My dad was stoked about it even though we're a eagle's family lol
You gotta feel sorry for the Bills, after 3 in a row even their most loyal fans had to be in the mindset of "We'll believe in you when you actually DO it."
Plus, I think 4 straight losses is not just a record in football, but ALL professional sports...
Nah lmao fuck the bills. Live in poverty for another half century
90s bills and the braves. close butt no cigar
@@joshsmith4512the braves won the World Series in 95 bro
@@joshsmith4512if you want to compare the 90s braves to a football team probably 2000s colts or like the 70s raiders not the 90s bills
@@danielntumba5980 that's true but still a disappointment. going to the playoffs eight times. winning one out five, pretty much reserved then the nickname the bills of baseball. but they did get one. 😁
Bottom line: it’s already immensely difficult to get to a Superbowl, let alone win one. To the Bills Mafia: don’t hang your heads. There are still teams that still haven’t gone to the big dance yet.
Yep
The AFC’s
Browns
Texans
Jags
And The NFC’s Lions
That 91 Washington team was one of, if not the best team ever.
And even more remarkably, just two years later it was one of the worst teams in the league.
@@jliller Its the redskins way!🤣
You earned a sub when you called Belichick a Sith Lord ROFL!!
Well done Sir, and from this now 36 year old man who watched his Cowboys defeat those Bills 2 years in a row as I watched those Super Bowls next to my Dad, all I can say is you helped create some of the greatest childhood memories that I still carry with me to this day, so thank you.
As a lifelong Bills fan, born after this legendary time, i have never met a true fan of this team that hates this time period. Everyone i've ever met just remembers the beautiful offense and dominance on defense. I think everyone is just really happy that the Bills have this long stretch of being the best team in the AFC like this. Anyways, Go Buffalo.
Jim Kelley’s years in the USFL with the Houston Gamblers were truly remarkable. In fact, it was that Gambler team coached by Jack Pardee who started the Run and Shoot offense in pro football led by Mouse Davis, which was then copied by a very envious Houston Oilers, who by then were coached by,… Jack Pardee.
The reason Buffalo lost four straight Super Bowl games? The NFC East in the early 90s.
Its so weird for most because of the afc east being so much better for so long, that its unbelievable
Dude❤ the fact had Jim Masterclass Kelly on here😊
Thank you so much good kind sir ❤
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Did Buffalo lose or was it just that Washington and Dallas won?
@@brianarbenz1329Yeah, Giants too.
@@user-md2bt8tt1n Of course that game was down to the wire and bad luck. Wash and Dallas just plain outplayed the Bills.
Definitely feel like this could be it's own multipart Saga just on the agony of the Bills, Part 1 is creation through 1986, this would be part 2, part 3 would be the abusive relationship of the 2000-2010s with the Patriots, and part 4 is Josh Allen and why the Bills still can't finish the deal.
too many good afc teams dat want a playoff spot
Secret Base would be up to the case
It wad Cancer Man from X-Files! " The Buffalo Bills will never win a Championship ad long as I'm in charge!" He must still be in charge!
Jim Kelly seems like a great guy from that interview. I’m glad he didn’t pin it all on Norwood
Honestly I knew the part where the Bills lifted the no huddle from the Bengals but hearing that they went to the League calling it unfair and then stole the idea is quite scummy NGL
Bills just always seem to get rule changes after complaining😂
You're shocked? The BiLLLLs have always been this way when they horrendously choke due to their own incompetent coaching
They cursed themselves by doing that
The NFC East was truly elite back then
Yes eagles also had a great team as well that rarely get mentioned
Excellent video. As a Bills fan I appreciate it. It reminds me of what I've been through as a fan of the team. 4 straight Super Bowl losses, 17 years without a playoff appearance, seemingly wasting Josh Allen's best years. But I still believe that one of my children won't have to come to my gravestone to let me know the Bills finally won a Super Bowl like Red Sox fans did in 2004. I still billieve I will see it with my own eyes.
Bills fans: we will always BILL-IEVE!!! And no one can tailgate like us, Kuz! Circling the wagons once again in 2023! Cheeee!!! Let's go, Buffalo -- Let's GO!
Still so glad they’re in the playoffs
@@benhutchinson8020 oof, that's a tough one. I hope you guys can get it done next year, my Giants are going nowhere fast so I would very much enjoy a Bills superbowl win.
The NFC East and the 49ers were insanely stacked with the best coaches and systems in the NFL
The teams were stacked with HOF coaches and players.
And at the same time the AFC was really thin
You ever notice how Thurman Thomas took a handoff? I played 1 year of high school football and learned to never reach for the handoff. always make a pocket for the QB to stick the ball in. Good teams like the Cowboys and Redskins saw that and went right for the ball.
I'll never forget how happy I was when the Broncos beat the Packers and ended that horrible streak of NFC Super Bowl wins, because I was a Bills fan and they were responsible for a large portion of that streak. Being a Bills fan is tough. Even now.
Lived through it.. I was 9 yrs old for Wide Right and had to suffer 3 more Super Bowl losses afterwards. It sucked 😅.. still one of the greatest teams ever assembled, in my eyes, win lose or draw.
Jim Kelly is the man. Love that dude!
Dude having Jim Kelly come in and give an answer is incredible. Kelly is a class act!
As a lifetime bills fan I was gonna ask you to do this and I’m glad you did. Well done and I thank you…you are very good at this and deserve more subscribers.
Nothing makes my constant road trips better than a tub frog post
Marv’s poem has helped me through many difficult times. Bills always rise and fight again!
i was in highschool when these Superbowls happened.
watching it firsthand, without internet was even more tragic than everyone sees it now. cos time was slower, so every year from 1989-1996 Jim Kelly and the Bills were in the spotlight.
my own memories were this .
#25 - Bill Beleichick's defense scheme was flawless. Bills never adapted (more on that later) to it in the 2nd half. Norwood missed, sure. but the team was cocky af. which was expected (especially after a 51-3 win in the AFCCG) but i wish Marv had reigned them in a bit.
#26 - stupid stuff happened. Thurman lost his helmet, which paralysed him for the rest of the game. and they wanted to/needed to throw the ball all the time. which would be fine, if Jim Kelly didn't move his hands before the shotgun snap. MASSIVE tell to the Red*kin defense. that Washington team doesn't get enough love. they were a serious 14-2.
#27 - people forget that they led 7-0 in the Superbowl, and Dallas didn't do a lot in the first quarter. then turnovers. and an offensive plan that didn't seem to be very different than the last 2 years. plus, injuires, plus the K-gun was exhausting to the o-line. by the end i was just suffering. Beebe's hustle, at the time, made me cry.
#28 - a dodgy bit of video, filming the shuffle pass doomed them. but... dallas was the same as the year before. i guess this was why i was unhappy at halftime, despite the 13-6 lead. and once the Dallas O-Line took over. after the first 3 runs i turned to my Dad and said "We're in trouble.." But, the Buffalo offense COLLAPSED. look at the sideline now, every player wants out of that building after the Thurman fumble. even the coaches.
it was a time that gave me a fukload of cynicism in my life. that and the 20 year Tom Brady regime. Still my favorite players, though. Especially Jim Kelly.
Geez, I just looked it up. Half decade long battle with jaw cancer. Blessings and prayers to Jim and his family
I went to college near Buffalo at this time. Even though it was heart breaking and inconceivable to lose 4 straight SB. I mostly remember the good feelings of those great players. It was interesting to hear your recap because I have long forgotten the details surrounding that run.
The 1990 Bills team was one of the best I’ve ever seen. They had a defense and for the time one of the most high powered offenses I had seen.
It makes you wonder what would have happened if Norwoods kick was three feet to the left.
Regardless of the pain, this is an amazing accomplishment. Thats a legendary team.
Laces out, Frank!
have a feeling this is gonna hit the algorithm hard, never seen a vid from your channel and five min after uploading i get it recommended and honestly it’s a fire video so nice job
I love watching TubFrog content! From weekly recaps to deep dives, just amazing entertainment. We need this man to have way more followers than 70K. Keep them coming bro, and we'll spread the word as much as possible.
These were my high school years and I remember these years very well. You absolutely nailed all the details very well done
As a wise team once said...
Pain
Being a Bills fan who has grown up with 2010s bills football, it hurts me to hear that they lost 4 times in a row... like the luck of that has gotta be insane
I literally wait for your videos to upload at this point. Such great research and content. Keep it up buddy 👍
Just found your channel recently and I just gotta say, you do a fantastic job. Been watching a bunch of your stuff, and I can tell that a lot of work goes into making these videos. Definitely hitting that sub 🤘
That jim kelly cameo at the end is awesome total stud
Keep the videos coming. I listen while im at work and I love it. You get me through my day
Why the bills lost 1990-1993:
1990: Could easily be stopped if the offense didn't get the ball for long, which is what happened to them in the Super Bowl
1991: very easy schedule, turnovers, bruce smith's injury, and a lack of a run defense, And also the fact that the 91 redskins destroyed everyone
1992: so-so wins, bad losses, jim kelly leading the league in picks, late season injuries, and also facing a loaded cowboys team
1993: bailed out by luck many times, somewhat overrated offense, and defense was...kinda there, and also, the cowboys were loaded as hell
In 1990, they were down 21-9 to Denver with about 7:00 left, and they had a miracle blocked FG return that may have saved that team's legacy. They came back to beat Denver, and they pulled out fourth quarter comebacks the next two weeks as well (against the Raiders and Jets). If they lose those games, they are 2-4 instead of 5-1, and the bad vibes and the "Bickering Bills" may have come back.
You are right about 91, and 92 was really pathetic. The Oilers just completely choked in that WC game, and the Dolphins only ran the ball 11 times in the AFC Title Game.
For anybody who doesn’t understand why Jim kelly sounds odd, he has had health problems his whole life and developed cancer in his mouth, his tongue was cut off and he had surgery removing parts of his leg bones to rebuild his jaw
The fact the Bills in SB 25 only had the ball for 19 minutes and the only reason they lost was a missed FG speaks to how great that team was. Norwood's miss is the reason it snowballed
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I was 10 when we lost the first. I had no idea the life lessons a team would teach me. I’m empathetic, compassionate, and work hard no matter what. I think I learned that as a bills fan.
Do a Jags pain documentary next! I'm addicted to the pain!
Better yet, a video about the year the Jags went 0-3 against the Tennessee Titans despite going 15-0 against the rest of the league. I don't think that's ever happened before or since.
Titans outscored the Jags 74-28 in the second and third games combined. In a year the Jags beat the Dolphins 62-7 in the Divisional Round and scored 41 points thrice and 30 points twice. In a year the Jags never allowed any non-Titans opponent to score more than 24 points and held 10 of 15 opponents to 10 points or less.
@@jlillerI feel like that 3rd titans game was punishment from the football gods for the Jags embarrassing Marino in his farewell game.
Same thing happened to my team (Cowboys) last year, stomped Brady in his last game, then got whipped by the niners the next week.
That’s so dope that u got in touch with Jim Kelly, and that’s cool of him to not have put blame on anyone
The cameo from Jim was crazy! Super cool to see. He seems like a good guy, wish him the best. Peak video tub
Shout out to you TubFrog! Highly underrated!!!!!
I was JUST wondering today if you'd cover this LOL, cheers dude!
Never knew the Bruce Smith letters story. Thanks for this video, I learn something new from your videos every time. Also, from a Bears fan, sorry you Bills fans never won one. Just so horrific.
Only one team from each conference won a superbowl in each of the first 4 decades of the superbowl era until the 2000’s. Packers of the 60’s, Cowboys in the 70’s, Raiders in the 80’s and Broncos in the 90’s. Fun fact.
Damn, I remember it like it was yesterday. Thank you for making me feel old!
49ers scored 55 to 10 vs Broncos 1989.
Most points. Before Dallas 52. Largest margin of victory as well. Update video please. Niner fan.
Winning a Super Bowl is great but at the end of day you still have to be damn proud to make it there 4 years in a row…
Nah bro it was better not to go than lose 4 in a row....that's a special kinda pain
No dude, it's embarrassing not even win one ? That's not impressive, that's a disgrace.
Or maybe we should feel so stupid for being so devoted to a game where players contracts have reached a quarter billion dollar point. And that's not including endorsements etc. A quarter billion for fighting over an air filled piece of skin from a cows ass in a game. All while many men and women who work their tails off are lying awake at night wondering how their family will make it. Especially being they have no more cows to sell.
@@brianallison1913 yea the world is a dark place indeed
I mean winning is better. But I have so much respect for the bills going to 4 in a row. That will never happen again. Ever
I remember going over to my friends house. He knew nothing about football but his live in girlfriend was from upstate New York. I noticed she was wearing red and blue sweat pants. "You a Bill's fan?" I asked.
"Yeah." she responded.
"Scott Norwood wide right."
She gave me a double middle finger salute.
These long form vids are great please keep them coming
I was a kid during this time and the NFC champ game was seen as the "real Super Bowl." If you look at the list of Super Bowl champs, the AFC had long stretches of not winning a SB , lose 6 win 1 and then lose 4 more etc. and the NFC was seen as the much better conference. It was maybe Elway's back to back SB wins that finally ended this perception.
The NFC won a dozen straight until Elway and the Broncos ended it over Favre and the Packers in 1998.
as a Favre and packet fan that hurt
Yeah, one of the craziest stories in football, but a bit before my time so I was missing details. Awesome topic for a video.
Hey TubFrog, you missed a Key Point on the 4th Super Bowl 1st Half Bills outscoring Cowboys; Troy Aikman was still suffering from the effects of the Concussion he sustained in the NFC Championship Game vs 49ers, also that for the 1st & only Time the NFL decided to have only a 1 Week Break between the Conference Championships & the Super Bowl! If Aikman had an extra week to Rest & Recover, he would have Carved Up the Bills by Half Time!
How cool is Jim Kelly for doing this interview
Love the regular show sound usage😂😂 great video🤞🏼
Was not ready for Jim Kelly to show up, and it is welcomed.
Mad respect to Jim Kelly responding to you so kindly!
This is the video I’ve been waiting for since you started this series lol
Love Jim - thanks for doing the cameo. Maybe you could do a video on the greatest comeback and get Don BeeBee to speak.
Got don to do a Christmas wish for my step dad (a huge bills fan) a few years ago, he loved it.
The Redskins in 91 was probably one of the best teams to ever take the field in NFL history
Damn good journalism by tubfrog using cameo to get Jim Kelly in a video
28:06
Second most. Niners scored 55 in SBXXIV
Being from Houston.. That game still burns in my memory
that ending was great man!
Dude I love your videos! I'm definitely going to support you on patreon just so you can buy a bigger canvas of Mr. Thomas Edward Patrick Brady Jr.
Amazing work 😎
I LOVE THE REGULAR SHOW REFERENCE!
As an eagles fan, going over this story so many times from different channels it absolutely breaks my heart this team could not get it done
Our buffalo history gets even sadder when you look further into the 90's.... We had every Major League team make a championship appearance. The Bill's would lose the 4 consecutive Superbowls. The Sabre's would lose our second and last (as of now) Stanley cup appearance. The only highlight we had is we got a brand new lacrosse team called the Buffalo Bandits, that would be the only championship wins in that decade. Meaning we ended the season: 3-7 for championships in that decade along. Pretty fucking depressing if you ask me.
@@lovinglife8854 yeah I’m really sorry man, the struggle is real
@@michaelkkrasting Eh. You ain't gotta feel to bad. At least you gotta a Superbowl title. And for our second Bandits championship was a perfect season. So at least buffalo has a perfect season in our town!
@@lovinglife8854 I mean that's quite the feat regardless of sport! And sure we have the SB, but sadly we never seem to repeat our successes, we are a one and done city, seems that way for every sport round here🤣
I mean it's a goddamn shame for the Bills to be perfectly honest. But they straight the hell up EARNED going to those SB's. The AFC being soft or not, no one else stepped up to stop them, so what were they supposed to do? Just not win when they could? They were sadly just not as good as the NFC teams of that era. Some of the biggest juggernauts to ever grace the field, who on each of those days just got the better of them when it counted. 4 SB's in a row, win or lose is EASILY something to be proud of accomplishing.
Also Jim Kelly on cameo, what a goddamn legend
somebody with brains 👏
Awesome you did this review. Would love to see you do the Warren Moon led Houston Oilers. Which, imo, was the best early 1990s team to never get to a Super Bowl.
Yes sir oilers were the best team to never make it.
It’s probably been said a million times.
Another banger man
Shoutout to Jim Kelly for taking the time to give you a nice video reply! I'm sure he's talked about this ad nauseum but is still a great sport about it.
Watching all of this happen live as a kid was hilarious. Especially when contrasted to watching Jordan’s first 3 peat happen at the same time.
I honestly can't wait to see you go in on my Falcons, I'm genuinely curious on your take on my team
I am a Panthers fan.
That’s all that needs to be said.
This was a great team to get to the Super Bowl 4 times in a row. But man, losing them all is just so unfortunate.
But the big problem was IMO, the difference between the NFC & AFC. The 1980s and 1990s were basically NFC teams being Super Bowl Champions. It took the 1998 Denver Broncos to put a stop to that. The Buffalo Bills' run was right in the middle of the NFC at their peak. NY Giants, Washington Redskins were powerful. The Bills also ran into what is IMO, the Dallas Cowboys at the peak of their franchise history. The Cowboys were young, stacked with talent in both sides of the ball, and they had a defensive minded, heavy disciplinarian coach in Jimmy Johnson keeping them focused.
The NFC was a bloodbath for like 20 years, and just simply better at the time. Whatever team came out of the NFC to go to the Super Bowl was going to be nuts.
As a Vikings fan thanks for sharing this 0-4 Super bowl space!
31:50 AAAAH! Was not expecting lil’ Skip Bayles 😂😂😂
Very good video. The bills made the NFC East look amazing in the SB.
That bit with Eren was so good!!
You saying "Frank Reich, the current Panthers head coach" at 5:13 is hilarious because the first time I'm watching this vid is on the day he got fired LOL
As an Eagles fan I know how Buffalo feels, I had to live threw Donavan McNabb go to Four NFC Championship games before finally winning one, then going to the Superbowl and throwing up on the field figuratively and literally!!
Eagles lost two Superbowls before getting that one against New England who had beat us, that one with the backup quarterback was magical to say the least, and when Buffalo win’s theirs I’ll be routing for them all the way…
Ill never forget the interviews of bills fans at the local bar, they were all " fourth times a charm.....this time, the superbowl ours to win".. Everyone was happy and upbeat.....then the same interviewer went into that same bar and no word of lie, GROWN MEN AND WOMEN WERE CRYING. The Bills are known for losing 4 straight superbowls......and Flutie Flakes
Great video!
Better poster!!
I watched that first of the four Superbowls in Basic Training at Ft. Benning. The drills wanted to watch it, too.
Jim Kelly partied a lot, I have been told by many people who actually got to watch him play and be around the city that he constantly was out at his bar and was always hungover for sundays