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Are the Buffalo Bills cursed,they lost by 1 point to Tennesee?
Yes the Buffalo Bills..I am so bummed out by the loss to Tennessee ,scratching them from this years playoffs with a record now of 7-8..could have 8-7 and possiblly 9-7 but this years playoff hopes are now gone forever.
They also lost to Indy by 1 point,and led in other games where they also lost by just a few points.
This is probably the first year when there are so many teams in the NFL with lousy records that are going to make it to the playoffs ,even the Giants have a chance still.
Not to mention that we are the team that lost 4 straight times in the Super Bowl.
If there is a curse on the team can someone remove it please?
We have been the underdogs for too long and it is not from lack of trying to win games either.
John Butler is the former Buffalo Bills GM .and don't forget Marty used to play for the Bills.
The late Gm was instrumental in obtaining Tomlinson your star running back and the former Bills coach Wade Phillips is your defensive co ordinator,and James Lofton a former Bills receiver is the Chargers Receiving coach.
ha ha yeah Central..I remember that one..you are right,I don't think they had instant video replay back then..forgot about that one..
i guess you are still sore bout that game..

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The Buffalo Bills clinch the 1988 AFC East Division title and improve their record to 11 and 1 by beating the New York Jets 9-6 in OT. The fans storm the field after the game and tear down the goal posts.

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Like it or not, the removal of head coach Lane Kiffin may have been just the beginning of the changes coming to the Oakland Raiders. Owner Al Davis dropped his next axe before week 10’s match by releasing cornerback DeAngelo Hall. After the release, more changes to the roster are expected by the Raiders. Hall is no has been, either. The Raiders just picked him up this year and signed up to a seven-year, &72 million dollar contract. Hall has already received some $8 million from the Raiders, which raised questions about why the Raiders would drop him after only eight games this season. After the Raiders lost 24-0 to the Atlanta Falcons during week nine, the Raider administration decided to start hacking away at the roster. Many of the players under consideration for release are also some of the most well paid on the roster. The changes could mean an exciting new team, meaning fans should reserve their Oakland Raiders tickets at http://www.stubhub.com/oakland-raiders-tickets/.

Before coming to the Oakland Raiders, Hall was with, coincidentally, the same Falcon team that handed the Raiders the shutout loss a week before he was released. The Falcons picked him up in the first round of the 2004 draft from Virginia Tech. During his college career, Hall had 190 tackles, eight interceptions and two forced fumbles. In his first year with the Falcons, he missed the first six games of the season after injuring his hip during the preseason. He played in the final 10 games of the season, starting in nine of them. He tallied 35 tackles, half a sack and two interceptions that season. The next season, he started all 15 games he played in with 65 tackles and six interceptions. He started every game the next season and all but one in the 2007 season. He had a career high 70 tackles in 2007 with five interceptions. Since being with the Raiders, he has started in every game and tallied 48 tackles, half a sack and three interceptions in eight games.

The Raiders have had an up and down season so far this year. They started out with a 41-14 loss to the fellow AFC West Denver Broncos. That was followed by a major 23-8 win over the NFC West Kansas City Chiefs during week two, who would later go on to beat the Broncos. They barely lost 24-23 to the Buffalo Bills during week three, followed by a 28-18 loss to the San Diego Chargers. Next came a staggering 34-2 loss to the New Orleans Saints. The next week, however, they came back to topple the Brett Favre-led New York Jets 16-13. Before their loss to the Falcons, they dropped a 29-10 contest to the Baltimore Ravens during week eight.

Raiders fans, or anyone one else, who is concerned about the fate of Hall should rest at ease. Since 2005, he is third in the NFL for the number of interceptions with 18. He was also named the NFL’s Fastest Man at the 2006 Pro Bowl competition. With cornerbacks in high demand in the NFL, Hall will not likely be homeless for long.

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