LOL at the Buffalo Bills

[Panthero]

The Bills have the longest active playoff drought in any major professional sport: they have not qualified to play in the NFL playoffs since 1999 and are the only team that has not appeared in the playoffs so far in the 21st century. 

That's 17 seasons. Three more than their nearest "competitor".......the Cleveland Browns!!!

The last time they won a playoff game? 1995! Bruh, the Panthers weren't even a year old! 

[bandu]

 for starters McDemott needs to preform an exorcism.the Bills have always had that bad juju

[uncfan888]

Losing four super bowls in a row would send me to the loony bin

[bigdog10]

7 minutes ago, uncfan888 said:

Losing three super bowls in a row would send me to the loony bin

Imagine what four in a row would feel like. 

[uncfan888]

2 minutes ago, bigdog10 said:

Imagine what four in a row would feel like. 

I meant four. Too late to edit now. Haha

[Snake]

41 minutes ago, uncfan888 said:

Losing four super bowls in a row would send me to the loony bin

The odds of that were astronomical. 

[Datawire]

I have a friend that was born and raised in Buffalo and grew up as a huge bills fan. He is old enough to remember those four super bowl loses. I told him I couldn't imagine that and what could possibly be worse?

He said Atlanta blowing a 28-3 lead in the super bowl was possibly worse than what the Bills did. I laughed but he was dead serious. I'm not sure which is worse now.

[Gregg S]

I can remember those 4 Super bowl loses in a row.  And yes, that would be devastating.

But believe it or not, the Falcons epic Super Bowl collapse last season is not the all-time epic comeback in NFL playoff history.  Following the 1992 season, the Bills were down to the Houston Oilers (now Tennessee Titans) 35-3 just 2 minutes into the 3rd quarter.  However, the Bills came back to win 41-38 in overtime, a record that still stands to this day..

Bit of Panthers related trivia: The quarterback that lead that comeback was the Panthers first ever quarterback, Frank Reich.  What's really interesting is that following this game, Reich had the distinction of simultaneously holding the record for leading the largest comebacks in both college and NFL history, each time in a back-up role.  While at Maryland, he lead them to a win against the Miami Hurricanes after trailing 31-0 in the first half.  That record has since been broken.

[UpstatePanther]

1 hour ago, Snake said:

The odds of that were astronomical. 

And yet it happened lol

[Peppers90 NC]

2 hours ago, bandu said:

 for starters McDemott needs to preform an exorcism.the Bills have always had that bad juju

you can look at it like this, if he can get the to the playoffs he is pretty much king up there

[Jangler]

History is history.(unless you change it to fit your narrative) The Bills have been to 4 straight superbowls, the Panthers have never had back to back winning seasons.

[caatfan]

26 minutes ago, Jangler said:

..... The Bills have been to 4 straight superbowls, ......

But they lost them all. And since then .........

History is history, but it does have perspective.

[bandu]

3 hours ago, Snake said:

The odds of that were astronomical. 

the Bills were the underdog in all those Superbowls.

[Khaki Lackey]

No playoffs since '99? No wonder the Panthers seem like such a stellar organization to poach staff from.

I guess the Brown look up to the Rams or Jags.

 

 

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