Broadway Joe, The Juice And Some Bros

If you are killing time waiting for a rare late-afternoon Bills game (kickoff in New Jersey is slated for 4:25 p.m.), you can find just about every relevant statistic for today's game between Buffalo and the Jets here, as well as a lot that don't really mean anything.

You can also view the ongoing intelligent repartee between what appear to be very lonely men of a certain age by clicking the 'discuss' tab: 

Shane Verton ·  Top Commenter · Consultant at Sutherland Global ServicesGeno Smiths #1 receiver for week 3- Kiko Alonso
Reply · 28 · Like · Follow Post · September 18 at 1:04pmMax Menaker ·  Top Commenternope youre pretty stupid
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• Shane Verton ·  Top Commenter · Consultant atSutherland Global ServicesMax Menaker You seem to have a very limited vocabulary based off your previous comments..so i will keep this simple enough for you to understand.
  Suck it. That is all.
  Reply · 38 · Like · September 18 at 1:33pm

Nate Chevrier ·  Top CommenterMax Menaker nope he's pretty much dead on. Gina can't read a defense.
Reply · 19 · Like · September 18 at 1:33pm

Once you tire of that -- and believe me, it happens pretty quickly -- enjoy these clips of past Week 3 contests between the Bills and Jets.

This 1970 game features Dennis Shaw's debut at quarterback for Buffalo and the sort of elusiveness that made O.J. Simpson a superstar (for the right reasons).

Then there's the 1974 clash at a water-logged Rich Stadium. Joe Namath and Joe Ferguson combined for two completions (both by Broadway Joe), the fewest successful passes in a game since 1942, when players wore leather helmets with no facemasks, had to play both offense and defense and were not allowed to touch the ball with their hands.

OK, I made that last part up. Aside from stunning passing futility, this game did feature a rare star turn from Jim Braxton, We Want Marangi's first, and probably still, favorite player.