Then and Now: Buffalo Bills

Published: Jun 22, 2009 at 08:44 AM

Jack Kemp was unable to latch on in the NFL, but he found success in the AFL. He led the Bills to their first two -- and only two -- championships in franchise history and did so with a free-wheeling, gritty style that made him a fan favorite. Buffalo supporters can only hope that current QB Trent Edwards attains similar success. Edwards has had an up-and-down first two years, but has shown promise. With star WR Terrell Owens now in the fold, maybe Edwards will become more consistent.

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