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History of The Buffalo Bills October 24, 1960 “Johnny Green passes Buffalo over Oakland, 38-9” November 21, 1960 “Buffalo defeats Chargers; Charlton scores twice” September 18, 1961 “Lucas leads Buffalo to upset of Titans, 41-31” October 16, 1961 “Richie Lucas stars as Buffalo beats Dallas, 27-24” November 20, 1961 “Buffalo rides herd on Broncs, 23 to 10” November 19, 1962 “Fumble helps Bills top Raiders” December 9, 1962 “Gilchrist scores all Buffalo points over Titans” December 29, 1963 “Parilli, Cappelletti spark Patriots over Bills in AFL playoff, 26-8” December 21, 1964 “Bills win AFL Eastern title, 24-14” December 27, 1964 “Buffalo shackles San Diego to capture AFL title, 20-7” December 13, 1965 “Kemp leads Buffalo to 10th victory” December 27, 1965 “Bills trip Chargers for AFL title, 23-0” December 19, 1966 “Bills win title in romp” January 2, 1967 “Chiefs romp to AFL title, 31-7” September 11, 1967 “Bills spot Jets 17, win on late surge” September 30, 1968 “Bills’ interceptions shock Jets, 37-35” November 17, 1969 “Simpson catches fire as Bills rout Dolphins” December 11, 1972 “Old park unwept as Lions tie Bills” December 18, 1972 “Redskins chilled, Brown uncrowned” September 17, 1973 “Simpson sets rush mark” October 1, 1973 “Bills defeat Jets, 9-7, on Leypoldt field goals” Contains material reprinted by permission from The Washington Post® Copyright© 2019 The Washington Post. 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October 30, 1973 “Simpson passes 1,000 as Bills whip Chiefs” December 10, 1973 “Simpson romps over Pats” December 17, 1973 “Simpson smashes record with 2,003 yard season” December 23, 1974 “Steelers bolt into AFC final, 32-14” September 22, 1975 “Simpson, wind blow down Jets” November 26, 1976 “Simpson gains 273 yards but Lions prevail” October 1, 1979 “Ferguson, Bills crush Colts” November 24, 1980 “Bills hand 28-13 loss to Steelers” December 22, 1980 “Bills capture AFC East title” January 4, 1981 “Eagles, Chargers rally to win in NFL playoffs” November 30, 1981 “Redskins’ playoff hopes end in 21-14 loss to Bills” December 28, 1981 “Interception in last seconds saves Bills from Jets, 31-27” January 4, 1982 “49ers, Bengals advance to Conference finals” November 29, 1982 “Bills put 20-0 brand on powerless Colts” October 17, 1983 “Ferguson too much for Colts’ defense” October 31, 1983 “Buffalo scores first 3 tries, then holds on” December 1, 1986 “Bills gain 1st road win since 1983” November 30, 1987 “Bills make Dolphins pay, 27-0” December 14, 1987 “Bills stop Colts cold, tie for top” September 5, 1988 “Bills pressure Vikings, take 13-10 victory” November 21, 1988 “Bills trust Norwood, wrap up AFC East” December 12, 1988 “In cold Rich Stadium, home fires burn for Bills” January 2, 1989 “Bills buffalo Oilers; Kelly’s passes throw off Houston, 17-10” January 9, 1989 “49ers and Bengals carry cases to Super Bowl” October 30, 1989 “Bills sack Marino, Dolphins” November 27, 1989 “Bills bowl Bengals, 24-7, to claim first” Contains material reprinted by permission from The Washington Post® Copyright© 2019 The Washington Post. 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December 24, 1989 “Bills go to playoffs; Romp secures 2nd straight AFC East title” December 24, 1990 “Bills roll with Reich; Dolphins dispatched, 24-14” January 13, 1991 “Bills, Kelly pass first test; Momentum snowballs in 44-34 victory over Dolphins” January 21, 1991 “Super Two; Giants at 0:00, Bills at every turn” January 28, 1991 “Giants straight-on the best, 20-19; Bills’ closing bid sails wide” December 2, 1991 “Bills win AFC East as Smith returns” January 6, 1992 “Bills get redemption, chance to defend; Chiefs no match for Kelly, 37-14” January 13, 1992 “Buffalo proves to be repeat defender” January 27, 1992 “Redskins steal the show: 37-24; Washington controls Bills in Super Bowl” January 4, 1993 “Bills oust Oilers with comeback like no other; Down 32, win 41-38 in OT” January 10, 1993 “Bills rout Steelers, back in AFC title game” January 18, 1993 “Bills and Cowboys earn passes to Pasadena” February 1, 1993 “Cowboys crumple same old Bills, 52-17; Dallas supreme in Super Bowl” September 6, 1993 “Bills put away Patriots, 38-14” October 25, 1993 “Buffalo continues to look super; Bills 19, Jets 10” December 27, 1993 “Buffalo captures AFC East” January 16, 1994 “Bills too hot for Raiders; Kelly, Brooks aid Buffalo in AFC, 29-23” January 24, 1994 “Bills, Cowboys get to do it all over again; Buffalo runs by Chiefs to 4th AFC title” January 31, 1994 “Cowboys double their pleasure, 30-13; Bills go 0-for-4 in Super Bowl” December 18, 1995 “Buffalo takes back AFC East” December 31, 1995 “As opponents err, Bills and Eagles are just divine” November 4, 1996 “Redskins’ streak ended by overdue Bills, 38-13” September 22, 1997 “As comebacks go, this one is third biggest; Bills 37, Colts 35” October 5, 1999 “Flutie delivers while Marino stumbles; Bills 23, Dolphins 18” November 8, 1999 “Grounded at home; Bills’ Flutie picks apart NFL-worst defense” November 15, 1999 “Buffalo storms past Miami” Contains material reprinted by permission from The Washington Post® Copyright© 2019 The Washington Post. All rights reserved. The Washington Post® is a trademark of The Washington Post Company. September 16, 2002 “Bills have their Price; In overtime win, wideout and Bledsoe post career games” December 27, 2004 “Bills win their sixth straight” December 3, 2007 “A kick to the gut; Bills 17, Redskins 16” November 22, 2010 “Bills rally past Bengals in ‘battle of the worst’” October 31, 2011 “Down for the count; Bills 23, Redskins 0” September 30, 2013 “Bills pick apart mistake-prone Flacco; Bills 23, Ravens 20” December 15, 2014 “Buffalo derails Rodgers and Green Bay; Bills 21, Packers 13” November 13, 2015 “In Ryan’s return, Buffalo holds on vs. New York, 22-17” January 4, 2016 “Ryan quashes Jets’ playoff hopes, 22-17” October 3, 2016 “Buffalo sets tone early, rides defense to shutout of New England, 16-0” October 17, 2016 “Bills 45, 49ers 16” December 11, 2017 “McCoy, Bills plow to victory in a Buffalo blizzard; Bills 13, Colts 7 (OT)” January 1, 2018 “Buffalo ends 17-season drought, McCoy is injured in win; Bills 22, Dolphins 16” September 24, 2018 “Allen lifts Buffalo to stunning victory; Bills 27, Vikings 6” December 31, 2018 “Bills 42, Dolphins 17” Total pages 130 Contains material reprinted by permission from The Washington Post® Copyright© 2019 The Washington Post. 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