Ending up in last place in the AFC East, the 2008-09 season wasn’t the Bills’ best, but changes in the offseason bring hope for a successful 2009-2010 season. The biggest and most exciting news is the arrival of Terrell Owens – the veteran wide receiver scored 25 receiving touchdowns in the past two seasons, versus the 15 touchdown receptions by the Bills’ wide receivers during the same period. If T.O. can perform that way for the Bills, then they’ve got a great shot at making it to the playoffs (a feat not accomplished since 1999). What the Bills need now is your support, so go ahead and get your tickets to Ralph Wilson Stadium to cheer the Bills to victory!

Some Buffalo Bills history: The Bills built powerful teams in both the now-defunct American Football League (AFL) and the NFL. The team won consecutive AFL titles in 1964 and 1965 with teams that starred running back Cookie Gilchrist and quarterback Jack Kemp. During the 1970s Bills running back O. J. Simpson became one of the most prolific rushers in professional football history, breaking nearly every NFL rushing record. Buffalo appeared in four consecutive Super Bowls from 1991 through 1994 with teams starring linebacker Cornelius Bennett, quarterback Jim Kelly, defensive end Bruce Smith, and running back Thurman Thomas.