Jim Kelly

Duke Johnson said Ken Dorsey was better than Jim Kelly in college. Is he pulling out all the stops to make the team? Or does he have a valid argument?

The actor most famously known as "Shooter McGavin" was in town this week to play some golf with a Buffalo legend.

What's old is new again. The 80's upstart football league, The USFL, is set to make its return in April.

When Troy Aikman talks, I want to grab a hot pan out of my oven and press it up against my ears so I can’t hear anymore.

Here are the best Bills-themed names to consider when naming your new pet.

Jim Kelly gave his own thoughts on where a new Bills stadium should go in Western New York.

The date was August 19, 1986 and the Buffalo Bills took a guy named Jim Kelly from the United States Football League and were bringing him over to the National Football League and made him the highest-paid player in the entire league. When Jim Kelly first came to Buffalo, the Buffalo Bills were Made him the highest-paid player by $200,000 (and think--this was 35 years ago ...

Wow, imagine having something like this in your home? What a cool piece of memorabilia to have inside your house. Right now, with this upcoming Bills season and all the hype, this football could be worth some serious money. Josh Allen and Jim Kelly were hanging out yesterday and it looks like they were at Jim’s cabin or something but Jim gave a football that says PASSING THE TORCH to signed by Jim

Interesting timing, huh? Jim Kelly's nephew Chad Kelly, who was signed with Denver Broncos and then the Colts before being released this past Fall, reportedly will soon be working out with the Buffalo Bills. So many questions come from this that people have been asking: Does this mean they aren't satisfied with the quarterbacks on the practice squad...

Here is the opening of a Buffalo News story from January 16, 1992: Move over, Michael Jackson and Madonna. Make way for the hot new song on the Buffalo airwaves: the "Buffalo Bills Polka." You don't have to be Polish to yell out "yip, yip, yip" and two-step to the new ditty that is climbing up the charts at some of Buffalo's most popular radio stations...