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The Buffalo Bills playoff history may include two championships back from the 1960s when the team played in the AFL and the Super Bowl had not been conceived yet. The merger with the NFL brought little postseason success and few Bills playoff tickets, though it did bring a few incredible seasons by O.J. Simpson. The real playoff history starts in the late’80s and early ‘90s.
The bittersweet time featured a team coached by Marv Levy, who utilized a no huddle offense with Jim Kelly under center, Thomas Thurman running the ball, and game breaking receiver Andre Reed and a defense starring Bruce Smith. The years brought plenty of success with six AFC East division titles and playoff tickets that found the Bills on the road to four Super Bowl appearances. Unfortunately, Buffalo could never win the appearance in the last game of the season and a team that should be remembered fondly is thought of as a punch line or a cautionary tale.
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Buffalo hopes that the seats at Ralph Wilson Stadium will be filled with fans carrying Bills playoff tickets this winter. The team has a chance with a much improved defense, a new offensive coordinator (Turk Schonert), and change in the landscape of the AFC that no longer features an unbeatable New England Patriots team.
The Bills defense had a down year last season after making progress in 2006. Defensive tackle Marcus Stroud, defensive ends Aaron Schobel and Chris Kelsay, and former Giants linebacker Kawkia Mitchell should do wonders to stop the run and put pressure on the quarterback. Whether or not fans should start saving now for playoff tickets really depends on if Trent Edwards is ready to take over as the starting quarterback in his second year out of Stanford. Buffalo has an AFC East schedule that is much easier since Tom Brady’s injury and a decent collection of offensive talents like running back Marshawn Lynch and wide out Lee Evans. The Bills have as much a shot at the playoffs as any team in the East now.