by Mario "Game" Granata
Doug Whaley, whom I have dubbed the “Architect” of the Buffalo Bills, in trying to bring a winning franchise to the city of Buffalo, has made much of the moves and acquisitions since being with Buffalo, that parallel the moves he made during his time in Pittsburgh. In Pittsburgh, the players that he was able to bring into the franchise, led to the Steelers winning two Super Bowl titles, while making 3 appearances during the decade of the 2000s. Comparing the players that he brought to the Steelers to those of the Bills, it seems that he is trying to repeat history, and end the longest playoff drought in the NFL. Here is a glimpse of the players that Whaley has brought to Buffalo, and their Pittsburgh counterpart.
Doug Whaley, whom I have dubbed the “Architect” of the Buffalo Bills, in trying to bring a winning franchise to the city of Buffalo, has made much of the moves and acquisitions since being with Buffalo, that parallel the moves he made during his time in Pittsburgh. In Pittsburgh, the players that he was able to bring into the franchise, led to the Steelers winning two Super Bowl titles, while making 3 appearances during the decade of the 2000s. Comparing the players that he brought to the Steelers to those of the Bills, it seems that he is trying to repeat history, and end the longest playoff drought in the NFL. Here is a glimpse of the players that Whaley has brought to Buffalo, and their Pittsburgh counterpart.