Need Bills fan.  Anyone know what year they played an exibition game in the Gator Bowl 1973-4-5?
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According to the Bills webpage 1973\n\nFollow link and scroll to bottom for confirmation\n\nhttp://www.buffalobills.com/display_cont.jsp?cont_id=78194\n\nHope this helps
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They won 5. \nThey beat Miami 24-3 in Super Bowl 6th, January 16, 1972\nThey beat Denver 27-10 in Super Bowl 12, January 15, 1978\nThey beat Buffalo 52-17 in Super Bowl 27, January 31, 1993\nThey beat Buffalo 30-13 in Super Bowl 28, January 30, 1994\nThey beat Pittsburgh 27-17 in Super Bowl 30 January 28, 1996.
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The Chicago Bears beat the New England Patriots 46-10 in Super Bowl XX on January 26, 1986.
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Cleveland Browns played the NY Jets\nbrowns 31 jets 21 in Cleveland Municipal Staduim.
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The 1967 Baltimore Colts. They went 11-1-2 with their only loss coming in the final game of the season to the Rams. The two teams both finished with indentical records but because of the tie breaker at the time the Rams went to the playoffs instead of the Colts. There was no wild card in those days. The Rams went on to lose their only playoff game to eventual champion Green Bay ( which both teams beat during the season). Also the 1968 Baltimore Colts went 13-1 in the regular season and breezed through the playoffs before losing to the Jets in SBIII. Like Bubba Smith I also believe the outcome of this game was already predetermined. The fix was in.
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You can't top this. I missed the Bear's game taking down all the halloween decorations my daughter put up.\n\nNever mind, they lost to Miami of all teams. I guess I didn't sacrifice anything. Forget I answered. ha.
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the 1976 bucs went 0-14
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Bud Bowl X was played in 1997 between Bud and Bud Light.  Bud won, but I can't remember the final score.
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2002- 2003 miami hurricanes\n\nand heres why\n\n2001 National Champions\nThe 2001 Miami Hurricanes are considered one of the greatest teams in college football history, and some would argue the greatest. [1]\n\nIn 2000, Miami was shut out of the Orange Bowl BCS National Championship Game by the BCS computers. Despite Miami beating Florida State head-to-head that season and being higher ranked in both human polls, it was Florida State, and not Miami, that BCS computers selected to challenge the Oklahoma Sooners for the national championship (Oklahoma would win, 13-2). The experience led to alterations in the BCS rankings system to ensure that the situation would not repeat itself in the future. Nevertheless, Miami was left with a bitter sense of disappointment, believing they had been deprived of a national championship, and stewed over an early-season loss at Washington, 34-29, that was their only slipup in an 11-1 campaign. That off-season, the team resolved to take the matter entirely out of the discretion of the computers by going a perfect 12-0. However, they had to do so under a new head coach, Larry Coker, who was named to the post after Butch Davis left to become head coach of the NFL's Cleveland Browns.\n\nLed by quarterback Ken Dorsey, running back Clinton Portis, free safety Ed Reed, tight end Jeremy Shockey, and offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie, Miami dominated the 2001 season from start to finish.\n\nThe Hurricanes began the season with a nationally televised primetime rout of Penn State in Beaver Stadium. After the Hurricanes put together a 30-0 halftime lead, coach Coker pulled his starters and Miami cruised in the second half to a 33-7 victory. The 26-point margin tied for Penn State's worst home loss under Joe Paterno. Miami followed up the victory with blowout wins over Rutgers, Pitt, and Troy State University. After building up a 4-0 record, the 'Canes defeated Florida State in Doak Campbell Stadium, 49-27, ending the Seminoles' 54-game home unbeaten streak and 37-game home winning streak. The 'Canes then defeated West Virginia, 45-3, and Temple, 38-0, before heading to Chestnut Hill to take on Boston College.\n\nMiami was put to the test against Boston College. After jumping out to a 9-0 lead over the Eagles, Miami's offense began to sputter as Dorsey struggled with the swirling winds, throwing four interceptions. The Hurricane defense picked up the slack by limiting BC to just seven points. However, in the final minute of the fourth quarter, with Miami clinging to a 12-7 lead, BC quarterback Brian St. Pierre led the Eagles from their own 30-yard line all the way down to the Hurricanes' 9. With BC on the verge of a momentous upset, St. Pierre attempted to pass to receiver Ryan Read at the Miami 2-yard line. However, the ball ricocheted off the leg of Miami cornerback Mike Rumph, landing in the hands of defensive end Matt Walters. Walters ran ten yards with the ball before teammate Ed Reed grabbed the ball out of his hands at around the Miami 20-yard line and raced the remaining 80-yards for a touchdown, icing an 18-7 victory for the Hurricanes.\n\nAfter surviving the scare from Boston College, Miami played inspired and utterly dominating football, demolishing #14 Syracuse, 59-0, and #12 Washington, 65-7, in consecutive weeks. The combined 124-7 score is an NCAA record for largest margin of victory over consecutive ranked opponents.\n\nThe final hurdle to the Rose Bowl BCS National Championship Game was at Virginia Tech. Miami jumped on Virginia Tech, leading 20-3 at halftime, 23-10 after three, and 26-10 midway through the fourth quarter. Virginia Tech added a couple of late touchdowns, but it was not enough against a stiffling Hurricane defense and an offense that outgained Virginia Tech by 134 yards, gained 12 more first downs, and controlled the ball for nearly 10-minutes more than Hokies. Miami's 26-24 victory earned the top-ranked Hurricanes an invitation to the Rose Bowl
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Easy the 1985 Chicago Bears.  They still hold the records for shutting out both teams they played in the Divisional and Conference games - no one has done so since or before.  And they are the only team to hold their opponent to negative TOTAL offensive yardage in the first half of the Super Bowl.  Doubt that record will ever be broken.\n\nAlso - look at the quality of teams the Dolphins played in 72.  Not to mention they played less games that year.
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TURKEY BOWL YAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Florida State 1999. They held off a superhuman performance by Michael Vick and went wire to wire as #1.
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The Baltimore Colts in 1967:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1967_NFL_season
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The Cardinals did lose all three Thanksgiving Day games.\n\n1975 - Bills-32, Cardinals-14\n1976 - Cowboys-19, Cardinals-14\n1977 - Dolphins-55, Cardinals-14
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Saints @ Packers on Sept 17th, 2006.  Damn Packers blew it at the end.  But going to Lambeau is as close as I get to religious.  What a great place!  Go Packers!  How bout that Miami team beating up on poor old Chicago!  Ahhh, football season!
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Before 2000 it was the Oakland Raiders!!!They had the dolphins by a bit. But some losing season have dropped them below.
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Count me in. I still remember watching every game of their undefeated season in the 70's.  I used to go to games when it was still Joe Robbie Stadium and think it bites that Marino never won a Superbowl. They'll always be my favorite team.