Buffalo Bills: Top 5 Franchise Records Unlikely to Ever be Beaten
By Paul Taylor
Join us as we look back through the annals of Buffalo Bills’ history, and count down the five franchise records least likely to ever be topped.
No one would deny Buffalo Bills‘ fans have suffered more than most in recent years. In fact, they have the dubious distinction of being they only franchise from the four major sports to not qualify for the playoffs this century.
Heck, even when things have gone right, they still seem to go wrong. Look no further than those four consecutive Super Bowl defeats.
However, this doesn’t take away from the fact the Bills have enjoyed a fair amount of success, since being established in 1960. That they even went to four straight Super Bowls was an impressive feat and they do at least have a couple of championships to their name, back when they were in the AFL.
In addition, locals fans can lay claim to saying some of the greatest players in NFL history wore a Bills uniform. The list is an impressive one, including the likes of Bruce Smith, O.J. Simpson, Thurman Thomas, Joe DeLamielleure and Jim Kelly, all of who are enshrined in the Hall of Fame.
With this in mind, we decided to sift through the Bills’ record books and check out the individual statistical achievements of those who have plied their trade in Western New York. What follows is our countdown of the top five franchise records, which are least likely to ever be beaten.