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Buffalo Bills information, Since the AFL and NFL merger occurred, the Buffalo Bills have never won an NFL championship. This is despite the fact that they advanced to the Super Bowl in four consecutive seasons. From 1990 through 1993 the Bills had dominated the AFC but could not win the last big game. This time period is also known as the "Levy-Kelly" era, after head coach Marv Levy and quarterback Jim Kelly. To their credit, they did face some fierce competition in each of the Super Bowls including two losses to the Dallas Cowboys, whom many feel were the team of the decade led by Hall of Famer Troy Aikman.

Since 2000, the Bills have yet to make that playoffs and have failed to finish in the top 2 of the AFC East. Since Jim Kelly’s retirement, the Bills have struggled to find a quarterback to fill his sizable shoes. Dating back to 1998, the team has experimented with 7 different players at the position, including Drew Bledsoe and Doug Flutie who was the last QB to play in a playoff game for the Bills.

In 2008, the ball will start out in the hands of 2nd year QB Trent Edwards. In his rookie season, Edwards was able to step up into the starting role after QB J.P. Losman became injured in Week 3 against New England. He led the bills to five victories, the most by a Bills rookie QB since 1973.

The combination of Marshawn Lynch and Fred Jackson, both second year running backs, will get the majority of the carries this season and hope to improve the overall offensive numbers from a year ago.

Logic tells you that the Bills should eventually win a Super Bowl; however, the goal for this year is to simply make the playoffs and build from there.