doug flutie was the buffalo bills quarterback in 1999.
doug flutie was the buffalo bills quarterback in 1999.
who was the buffalo bills quarterback in 1999?
doug flutie
going into the game, bills coach wade phillips created a stir by starting quarterback rob johnson, rather than doug flutie, who had started 15 games, and who had led the team to the playoffs. late in the fourth quarter, the stage was set for an exciting finish. tennessee received the ball with 6:15 remaining. titans receiver isaac byrd's 16-yard punt return and five carries from eddie george for 17 yards set up a wobbly 36-yard field goal by del greco. the titans took a 15–13 lead with 1:48 to go. on the ensuing drive, with no timeouts remaining, bills quarterback johnson led the bills on a five-play, 37-yard drive to the titans' 24-yard line. on the last two plays from scrimmage, johnson played with only one shoe on, as he had lost one and had no time to put it back on, with the clock running out. with only 16 seconds remaining in the game, steve christie, the bills' kicker, made a 41-yard field goal to put buffalo in the lead, 16–15.
1999 buffalo bills season
san antonio's two backup quarterbacks had connections to the national football leagues (nfl) buffalo bills. the first was 45-year-old former bills quarterback joe ferguson, who had retired five years earlier and came out of retirement when dave archer, the texans' long-time starting quarterback, suffered an injury. the second was jimmy kemp, son of bills quarterback (and politician) jack kemp. head coach kay stephenson was jack kemp's backup on the bills squad in 1968 and served as head coach of the bills during ferguson's last season with the team in 1984.









































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