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Here is a brief history of the Buffalo Bills' franchise:
1959
October 28: The American Football League granted their seventh franchise to Buffalo with Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. of Detroit as principal owner.
November 30: Team named Bills by President Ralph C. Wilson, Jr.
1960
September 18: Denver prevailed, 27-21, in Bills regular season home opener before 15,229 at War Memorial.
September 23: First regular season victory, 13-0, at Boston.
October 23: Bills victimized Oakland for first home victory, 38-9.
1962
December 8: Bills defeated New York Titans, 20-3, to end year with 7-6-1 record and first winning season.
December 8: FB Cookie Gilchrist established a new AFL season rushing record with 1,096 yards.
1963
December 8: Gilchrist set all-time pro rushing record of 243 yards and scored five touchdowns in 45-14 rout of the New York Jets.
December 28: Bills lost Eastern Division playoff game to Boston, 26-8, in Buffalo.
1964
September 13: Bills scored first home opening victory against Kansas City, 34-13.
December 20: Bills clinched Eastern Division title in Fenway Park snow by 24-14 margin over Boston, completing a 12-2 record.
December 26: Buffalo gained first AFL Championship with a 20-7 triumph over San Diego before standing room only crowd of 40,242 in War Memorial Stadium.
1965
July 1: Season ticket sales reached record 26,000 with 7,700 new seats installed in War Memorial Stadium.
December 5: Bills defeated Houston, 29-18, in Rice Stadium to clinch second straight Eastern Division title.
December 26: Bills blanked San Diego, 23-0, for second consecutive AFL crown in San Diego.
1966
January 3: QB Jack Kemp named AFL Player-of-the-Year.
December 18: Bills defeated Denver at War Memorial Stadium, 38-21, in season’s finale to clinch third consecutive Eastern Division Championship.
December 18: Bills HB Bobby Burnett named AFL Rookie-of-the-Year.
1967
January 1: Bills denied trip to first Super Bowl as Kansas City recorded 31-7 win in AFL Championship game at War Memorial.
August 14: Playing an NFL opponent for the first time, the Bills lost a 19-17 preseason decision to Detroit in Tiger Stadium.
1968
August 5: Bills defeated Detroit, 13-9, in a preseason contest at War Memorial for first victory over an NFL team.
1969
January 28: Bills make Heisman Trophy winner O.J. Simpson their number one draft choice.
1972
September 24: Buffalo defeated San Francisco, 27-20, at War Memorial for first regular season victory over an NFC opponent since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970.
December 26: Simpson named AFC Player-of-the-Year after his first 1,000-yard season.
1973
August 17: A sellout crowd of 80,020 watched the first game in Rich Stadium (Orchard Park, NY). Washington defeated the Bills, 37-21, in this preseason contest.
September 16: Simpson set a single-game NFL rushing record of 250 yards in Buffalo’s 31-13 victory at New England.
September 30: The first regular season game played at Rich Stadium was also the Bills first victory there as Buffalo defeated the New York Jets, 9-7, before 77,425 fans.
October 29: Rich Stadium was the site for Buffalo’s first prime time game coverage as the Bills defeated Kansas City, 23-14, on Monday Night Football.
December 16: Simpson ran for 200 yards in the 34-14 victory over the Jets and became the first player to rush for over 2,000 yards (2,003) in a single season.
December 23: Simpson was named the NFL’s Most Valuable Player.
1974
December 22: As the AFC Wild Card qualifier, Bills lose a 32-14 decision at Pittsburgh.
1975
December 20: Simpson set NFL record for TDs in a season with 23.
December 31: Simpson named AFC Most Valuable Player.
1980
September 7: Bills ended their NFL record 20-game losing streak to a single opponent when they defeated Miami, 17-7, at Rich Stadium.
December 21: AFC Eastern Division clinched with a 18-13 victory at San Francisco.
1981
September 7: Bills ended their NFL record 20-game losing streak to a single opponent when they defeated Miami, 17-7, at Rich Stadium.
December 21: AFC Eastern Division clinched with a 18-13 victory at San Francisco.
1982
January 3: Buffalo lost to Cincinnati, 28-21, in AFC Divisional Playoff at Riverfront Stadium.
1985
January 22: Simpson became the first Bill to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
February 28: Number one overall draft choice Bruce Smith signed with the Bills.
1986
August 19: QB Jim Kelly signed with the Bills.
November 3: Marv Levy was named head coach, replacing Bullough.
1987
October 31: LB Cornelius Bennett was acquired in a three-way trade with Indianapolis and the Los Angeles Rams.
December 29: LB Shane Conlan was named NFL Defensive Rookie-of-the-Year.
1988
November 20: Bills clinched the AFC Eastern Division crown with a 9-6 OT victory over the New York Jets at Rich Stadium.
December 11: Buffalo fans set a new NFL season in-stadium attendance record of 622,793.
1989
January 1: In first home playoff game at Rich Stadium, Bills defeated Houston, 17-10, in AFC Divisional matchup.
January 8: Cincinnati holds off Buffalo, 21-10, in the AFC Championship game at Riverfront Stadium.
December 23: Bills clinch second consecutive AFC Eastern Division crown by defeating the New York Jets, 37-0, in the season finale.
1990
January 6: Buffalo narrowly missed playoff advancement in AFC Divisional loss at Cleveland, 34-30.
December 23: Bills claimed their third consecutive AFC Eastern Division title by handing Miami a 24-14 defeat in front of a Rich Stadium record crowd of 80,235.
1991
January 12: Bills defeat Miami, 44-34, in the AFC Divisional Playoff game as the 2 teams combined for a regulation time NFL playoff record for points scored.
January 20: Bills won their first-ever AFC Championship by dominating the LA Raiders, 51-3.
January 27: Bills lost to the NY Giants, 20-19, in Super Bowl XXV as a Scott Norwood FG sailed wide right with 8 seconds remaining in “A Game for the Ages.”
September 1: Bills set 10 new team offensive records with opening day win over Dolphins and RB Thurman Thomas becomes the first Bills back to record 100 yards rushing and receiving in a single game on his way to becoming the NFL’s MVP.
December 1: Buffalo captures its 4th consecutive AFC East crown with a 24-13 victory over the Jets.
December 22: Bills fans establish a new single season in-stadium NFL record of 635,889, breaking their own mark they set in 1988.
1992
January 12: Buffalo holds back Denver, 10-7, to capture its 2nd consecutive AFC title.
January 26: Bills’ quest for a world championship is dashed as the Redskins win, 37-24, in Super Bowl XXVI.
September 6: WR James Lofton breaks Steve Largent’s NFL receiving yards record of 13,089 vs. the Rams.
September 13: Bills defeat the 49ers, 34-31, in the 1st NFL game without a punt.
October 4: Largest home crowd (80,368) sees the Bills fall to Miami, 37-10.
1993
January 3: QB Frank Reich leads the Bills back from a 32-point deficit in the NFL’s greatest comeback, a 41-38 OT win over Houston in the Wild Card game.
January 17: Buffalo’s defense smothers Miami in the AFC title game, 29-10.
January 31: Bills become only the 2nd team in NFL history to appear in 3 consecutive Super Bowls, but lose to Dallas, 52-17, in the Rose Bowl.
December 26: Bills claim 5th AFC East crown in past 6 years.
1994
January 23: Bills win 4th consecutive AFC title with 30-13 victory over Joe Montana and the Chiefs to become 1st team to play in 4th consecutive Super Bowl.
January 30: Buffalo bows to Dallas again, 13-30, in Super Bowl XXVIII.
February 1: Construction begins at the stadium to add 14 luxury suites, glassed-in club seating and the largest SONY JumboTron scoreboard in the United States.
1995
March 13: Construction begins on the Ralph C. Wilson, Jr. Field House.
October 8: The completed Field House opens with the unveiling of the Buffalo Bills Experience, the first fan interactive area displayed by any single team in the NFL.
December 17: Bills defeat Miami, 23-20, to win their sixth AFC East title in the past eight seasons.
December 30: Bills defeat Dolphins, 37-22, at home in Divisional playoff game in repeat of scenario from the 1990 season.
1996
December 30: Center Kent Hull retires after 11 seasons in Buffalo.
1997
January 31: Quarterback Jim Kelly announces his retirement after 11 seasons with the Bills.
July 31: Bills, the state of New York and Erie County agree on a new stadium lease proposal to keep the Bills in Buffalo for an additional six years, provided that $11 million in generated revenue from the sale of 76 new suites and 6,878 new club seats is sold by December 1998.
December 31: Marv Levy, winningest head coach in Bills' history, announces his retirement.
1999
January 2: Buffalo loses a heartbreaker at Miami in an AFC Wild Card tilt as Doug Flutie is sacked deep in Dolphins territory in the game’s final minute, preserving the 24-17 Miami win.
September 19: Bills play first regular season game at renovated Ralph Wilson Stadium and mark the event by defeating the Jets, 17-3.
November 28: Bills defeat New England to record their 100th win in the 1990s, making them just the 6th NFL franchise ever to do so. The win was part of a successful regular season that saw Buffalo go 11-5 and finish second in the AFC East.
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Buffalo finished the decade with an AFC best record of 103-57.
2000
January 8: After an impressive performance in the season finale vs. Indy, Rob Johnson got the starting nod at QB over Doug Flutie in the AFC Wild Card game at Tennessee. The bold move nearly paid off as Johnson led the Bills to the game-winning field goal in the game’s final half-minute but the lead was erased when the Titans turned in a memorable and controversial trick play on the ensuing kickoff return to doom the Bills.
The Bills say good-bye to three of the greatest players in team history during the offseason when they release Andre Reed, Bruce Smith and Thurman Thomas in salary-cap related moves.
September 3: The Bills avenge their 1999 season-ending playoff loss to the Titans when they open the 2000 season with a home Sunday night game against Tennessee.
2001
January 27: Marv Levy is selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
2002
April 21: Bills acquire QB Drew Bledsoe in a trade with the New England Patriots on the second day of the 2002 NFL Draft.
June 8: Team unveils new uniforms, marks the first significant uniform change since 1986 when the Bills stopped wearing blue pants and '84 when they switched from white helmets to red ones.
August 3: Former Bills QB Jim Kelly inducted as the fourth Buffalo Bill into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, OH.
September 29: Bills open the season with three of the first four games ending in OT, winning two of the three contests.
Season Buffalo's high-powered offense would go on to set numerous team records while several individuals did also. Bledsoe set 10 franchise marks including single-season records for passing yards, attempts, and completions while WR Eric Moulds became the first Bill to catch 100 passes in a campaign. RB Travis Henry rushed for the 4th highest single-season total in team history (1,438) and ran for 13 TDs while LB London Fletcher set the franchise record for tackles in a season with 209. By finishing with five more wins that the year before Buffalo matched the best single-season turnaround in team history and was in the playoff hunt until game 15. Their 8-8 mark was just one game behind the division champion Jets who won the AFC East by virtue of tie-breakers over the Dolphins and Patriots (all 9-7).
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