1992 Buffalo Bills
1992 American Football Conference Champions!
1992 Record: 11-5 (Regular Season), 3-1 (Playoffs)
Head Coach: Marv Levy
Points Scored: 381 (3rd out of 28 NFL teams)
Points Allowed: 283 (14th out of 28 NFL teams)
Home Stadium: Rich Stadium in Orchard Park, NY
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An UnBillieveable Finish
The 1992 Buffalo Bills for the second straight year had to regroup after losing in the Super Bowl the previous year. The 1992 season proved to be the most difficult and challenging season since 1989, but the Bills showed their resiliency time and again. After winning their first four contest of 1992, the Bills hosted Miami and were stunned. Louis Oliver stole the ball and show as he picked off a Jim Kelly pass and ran it back for 103 yard TD and the Dolphins never looked back in the 37-10 Miami win. The Bills traveled to L.A. to play the Raiders, a team they defeated all 3 times in the last 2 season, but fell by a 20-3 score. The Bills, suddenly 4-2 spent their bye week trying to figure how to get the K-Gun offense going again. They would respond with a 24-20 win against the Jets in the Meadlowlands. The win proved to be the start of another win streak as they would knock off the Patriots 16-7 to sweep the season series and defeat the Steelers 28-20 at home to set up a rematch down in Miami against the Dolphins. The Bills proved to be up for the challenge as they won the game 26-20. The Bills avoided a letdown the following week by defeating the Falcons 24-14 at home. The Bills struggles would return as they went on their second 2 game losing skid with a 16-13 OT loss to Indy and a 24-17 loss at home to the lowly Jets. The Bills would attempt to end their losing streak against the team they defeated in the AFC Title Game in January and they would be successful in doing so as they beat the Broncos 27-17. The Week 16 matchup against New Orleans in the Superdome was a struggle, but the Bills pulled out the win by 20-16 score. The Bills had a chance to win the AFC East with a win at Houston in the season's final week, but the Bills were defeated soundly in the 27-3 loss. The loss meant that the Bills would have to host a Wild Card game against these same Houston Oilers the following Sunday.
The road to Pasadena would begin on a cloudy 45 degree early January day before 75,141 fans who were stunned to see the Bills completely dissected by the Houston offense in the first half. Houston's Warren Moon completed 17 of 21 passes for 220 yards and 4 TD's in just the first half to put the Oliers up 28-3 into the halftime intermission. The second half would begin the same the first half ended. This time, however, the defense got into the act as Bubba McDowell returned an interception 58 yards for the fifth Oiler touchdown of the day just 1:41 into the half. Even though Buffalo QB Frank Reich led his Maryland Terrapins back from a 31-0 deficit to beat Miami in his college days, no one thought he could lead the Bills back, even the most supportive of fans who left the stadium in droves. Reich and the Bills drove down the field and scored on a 1 yard Kenneth Davis plunge to trim the lead to 35-10. Steve Christie kicked an onside kick that he recovered giving the Bills the ball back. The Bills turned it into 7 more points as Reich fired a pass down the left sideline, which was caught by Don Beebe and he ran it in for another touchdown. The lead was down to 18. The Bills switched from a dime defense to a 3-4, which confused Moon and the Oiler offense. The Bills continued to come back as Reich completed a 26 yard pass to Andre Reed for a touchdown to make it 35-24. Faced with a 4th down and 5, Reich and Reed hooked up again for a TD, this one came from 18 yards out and the Bills were within 4 points of the Oilers just before the start of the fourth quarter. The same fans that left the stadium were not allowed to re-enter, but there were so many of them that they resorted to climbing the fences in order to reenter the stadium in the hopes of witnessing history. With just a shade under 4 minutes remaining in regulation, the Bills took their first lead of the day as Frank Reich found Andre Reed for his third TD of the day. The 17-yard hookup put the Bills in front by 3 points at 38-35. Now trailing, the Oilers offense finally awakened would set up Al Del Greco's game-tying FG attempt from 26 yards away with 12 seconds left in regulation. Del Greco's kick was good to force overtime. Early in the OT, Moon threw his second interception of the day as Nate Odomes set in front of the pass. The pick was costly as it set up Steve Christie's 32-yard FG which he drilled to complete the victory simply known as The Comeback.
The remainder of the playoffs for Buffalo seemed almost anticlimatic in comparison to the Houston game. The Bills traveled to Pittsburgh and defeat the Steelers for the second on the season as Frank Reich passed for 160 yards and 2 TD's while Kenneth Davis, starting his second straight game in place of the injured Thurman Thomas rushed for 106 yards and a score in the 24-3 win in Pittsburgh. The win would set up the rubber match with the Dolphins. This time the AFC Championship and a trip to Pasadena for the Super Bowl was at stake. Quarterback Jim Kelly and Thomas would return to the Buffalo starting lineup, but both were rusty after spending some time on the sidelines. It was not a problem for Buffalo, however, as the defense held Miami to 33 rushing yards and intercepted Dan Marino twice. Steve Christie booted 5 field goals and Kelly threw one TD pass to Thomas and Ken Davis ran it in from two yards out for the other Bills TD in the 29-10 win to put the Bills in the Super Bowl for the third straight year.
Unfortunately for the Bills, the Super Bowl appearance netted the same result as the previous two: another loss. Jim Kelly would get knocked out of the game early, but Frank Reich was not able to pull off another comeback win in relief. The Buffalo offense uncharacteristcally turned the ball over a Super Bowl record 9 times in the 52-17 rout. This loss was the worst loss of the three Super Bowls for the Bills to date.
In 1992, defenses throughout the league were more prepared to deal with the Buffalo no huddle K-Gun offensive attack, but the offense still shined for much of the season. The Bills had the top rushing offense in the NFL led by Thurman Thomas's 1,487 yards and 9 TD's while Kenneth Davis rushed for 613 yards off the bench. The offense finished second in the NFL with 6,114 yards of total offense. Jim Kelly continued to play at an All Pro level by completing 269 of 462 passes for 3,457 yards and 23 TD's against 19 int's. His 81.2 passer rating was fourth in the AFC. Wide receivers Andre Reed and James Lofton continued to put up solid numbers. Reed's 65 receptions and 786 yards led the team, while Lofton's 51 and 786, respctively weren't too shabby either. Thurman Thomas caught 58 passes out of the backfield for 626 yards and 3 TD's. Don Beebe added 30 receptions for 554 yards. Pete Metzelaars was the top receiving tight end as Keith McKellar struggled after a long holdout. Metzelaars added 30 receptions for 298 yards and a share of the team high (along with Lofton) with 6 TD's. Three Bills offensive linemen made the Pro Bowl: tackles Will Wolford and Howard "House" Ballard along with guard Jim Ritcher. Kent Hull is another spectacular performer at the center position while guard Glenn Parker beat out John Davis for the starting job.
The Bills got improved play from their defense as defensive end Bruce Smith and nose tackle Jeff Wright returned to the lineup on a full-time basis. Smith led the team with 14 sacks and Wright added 6.5 while recovering a fumble. Defensive end Phil Hansen came on to register 6 sacks in the month of December alone. Outside linebacker Darryl Talley led the team with 77 tackles and added 4 sacks. Pro Bowl linebacker Cornelius Bennett added 52 tackles, recovered 3 fumbles, and had 4 sacks. Inside linebacker Shane Conlan added 62 tackles, 2 sacks, and a pick. The Bills were so rich in linebacker talent that Carlton Bailey spent the last part of the season on the bench. Second year safety Henry Jones emerged as a starter and intercepted a team high 8 passes and returned 2 for scores. Cornerback Nate Odomes made his first trip to the Pro Bowl after registering 5 interceptions. Free safety Mark Kelso was also quite the ball hawk in '92 with 7 interceptions of his own.
The Bills special teams improved in '92 with the arrival of Steve Christie from Tampa Bay. He booted 24 of 30 field goals and Chris Mohr finished 8th in the AFC in punting. Steve Tasker made the Pro Bowl once again due to his excellence in return coverage. Clifford Hicks finished 6th in the AFC with 10.0 punt return average. The Bills continued to struggle in the kickoff return department as Kenneth Davis returned 14 kickoffs for a 17.9 yard average.
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1992 Results
Regular Season
Date Opponent Result
9/ 6/92 L.A. Rams W 40- 7
9/13/92 at San Francisco W 34-31
9/20/92 Indianapolis W 38- 0
9/27/92 at New England W 41- 7
10/ 4/92 Miami L 10-37
10/11/92 at L.A. Raiders L 3-20
10/18/92 Bye Week
10/26/92 at N.Y. Jets W 24-20
11/ 1/92 New England W 16- 7
11/ 8/92 Pittsburgh W 28-20
11/16/92 at Miami W 26-20
11/22/92 Atlanta W 24-14
11/26/92 at Indianapolis L 13-16 (OT)
12/ 6/92 N.Y. Jets L 17-24
12/12/92 Denver W 27-17
12/20/92 at New Orleans W 20-16
12/27/92 at Houston L 3-27
Playoffs
Round Opponent Result
AFC Wildcard Houston W 41-38 (OT)
AFC Div. Playoff at Pittsburgh W 24- 3
AFC Championship at Miami W 29-10
Super Bowl XXVII vs. Dallas L 17-52
Note: Super Bowl XXVII played at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, CA
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Halfback Thurman Thomas (pictured below) led all AFC rushers with 4.8 yards per carry and finished second in the conference with 1,487 rushing yards in 1992.
Quarterback Jim Kelly earned another trip to the Pro Bowl after finishing second in the AFC in passing yards (3,457) and passing touchdowns (23) in 1992.
1992 Buffalo Bills Depth Chart / Roster:
# Player Ht Wt Age Exp College Face Shape Hair Equipment
Quarterbacks
1. 12 Jim Kelly 6-3 218 32 6 Miami 28 5 l. brn crop 2 bar, right wt wristband, left qb wristband, wt sleeves, wt elbowpads (turf)
2. 14 Frank Reich 6-4 210 31 7 Maryland 73 5 blk crop 2 bar, left qb wristband, wt sleeves
3. 7 Gale Gilbert 6-3 210 30 6 California 19 3 l. brn crop 2 bar, wt wristbands, wt sleeves
Halfbacks
1. 34 Thurman Thomas 5-10 198 26 4 Oklahoma St. 216 5 blk bald half cage, wt wristbands, tc gloves (grass), wt gloves (turf)
2. 23 Kenneth Davis 5-10 209 30 6 TCU 102 5 blk fade half cage, tc mouthpiece, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt elbowpads (turf)
3. n/a (switch position to WR - use as Tasker)
# 33 Eddie Fuller 5-9 201 24 1 LSU half cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves
Fullbacks
1. 35 Carwell Gardner 6-2 232 26 2 Louisville 12 4 blk flat top style 3 helmet, full cage, neck roll, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt sleeves, tc gloves (turf)
Wide Receivers
1. 80 James Lofton 6-3 190 36 14 Stanford 79 4 blk flat top 2 bar, eye paint, wt elbowpads, wt wrist double, bk gloves, wt sleeves
2. 83 Andre Reed 6-2 190 28 7 Kutztown 52 2 blk flat top style 3 helmet, 3 bar, eye paint, wt wristbands, tc gloves (grass), tc sleeves, wt gloves (turf)
3. 82 Don Beebe 5-11 183 28 3 N/A 28 3 l. brn crop 2 bar, eye paint, wt wristbands, bk gloves, wt sleeves, wt gloves (turf)
4. 81 Brad Lamb 5-10 171 25 R N/A 25 2 brn crop 2 bar, wt wristbands, wt gloves
5. n/a (switch position to CB)
# 85 Al Edwards 5-8 183 25 2 N'western St. 251 3 blk fade 2 bar, wt wristbands, wt gloves
# 89 Steve Tasker 5-9 185 30 7 Northwestern 21 5 brn crop style 3 helmet, 3 bar rb, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt sleeves
Tight Ends
1. 84 Keith McKeller 6-4 245 28 4 Jacksonv. St. 145 9 blk fade style 3 helmet, half cage, tc extended, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt elbowpads (turf)
2. 88 Pete Metzelaars 6-7 250 32 10 N/A 39 11 red crop 3 bar qb, qb wristbands, wt gloves, wt sleeves, wt elbowpads (turf)
3. 86 Robert Awalt 6-5 238 28 5 N/A 14 4 brn crop half cage, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands, wt gloves, tc sleeves
Left Tackles
1. 69 Will Wolford 6-5 295 28 6 Vanderbilt 91 9 l. brn crop half cage, tc extended, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt sleeves, wt elbowpads (turf)
2. 70 John Fina 6-4 282 23 R Arizona 65 14 brn crop half cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves
Left Guards
1. 51 Jim Ritcher 6-3 273 34 12 N.C. State 55 12 brn balding half cage, tc extended, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt sleeves
2. 66 Jerry Crafts 6-3 333 24 R Louisville 91 9 l. brn fade 3 bar qb, bk extended, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt elbowpads (turf)
Centers
1. 67 Kent Hull 6-5 275 31 6 Miss. State 81 18 brn crop half cage, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands, wt gloves
2. 63 Adam Lingner 6-4 263 32 9 Illinois 30 12 brn crop half cage, wt wristbands
Right Guards
1. 74 Glenn Parker 6-5 301 26 4 Arizona 77 7 brn bald right patch2 tattoo, full cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves
2. 65 John Davis 6-4 311 27 5 Georgia Tech 86 12 blk crop half cage, tc extended, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands, wt gloves
Right Tackles
1. 75 Howard Ballard 6-6 325 29 4 Alabama A&M 177 15 blk crop style 3 helmet, full cage, tc extended, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt sleeves, rubber pads (turf)
2. 59 Mitch Frerotte 6-3 285 27 3 Penn State 39 15 blo crop 3 bar qb, dk visor, tc extended, rubber pads, wt wristbands, wt gloves
Left Defensive Ends
1. 97 Cornelius Bennett 6-2 236 27 5 Alabama med skin 13 6 blk fade style 3 helmet, full cage, wt wristbands, tc gloves, tc sleeves, wt elbowpads (turf)
2. 94 Mark Pike 6-4 272 29 6 Georgia Tech 18 16 brn buzz style 3 helmet, half cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt sleeves
Right Defensive Ends
1. 78 Bruce Smith 6-4 275 29 7 Virginia Tech 92 13 blk fade style 3 helmet, half cage, wt wristbands
2. 93 Keith Willis 6-1 263 33 9 Northwestern 242 17 blk bald full cage, wt elbowpads, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt sleeves
Defensive Tackles
1. 90 Phil Hansen 6-5 258 24 1 North Dakota 3 12 brn buzz half cage, rubber pads, wt wristbands, tc rb gloves
2. 91 Jeff Wright 6-3 270 29 4 N/A 107 12 brn mullet style 3 helmet, full cage, wt wristbands, tc gloves (grass), wt gloves (turf)
# 73 Mike Lodish 6-3 270 25 3 UCLA lt skin 35 11 l. brn crop style 3 helmet, half cage, wt wristbands, tc gloves (grass), wt gloves (turf)
Left Outside Linebackers
1. 58 Shane Conlan 6-3 230 28 5 Penn State lt skin 29 7 brn crop full cage, wt wristbands, wt gloves, tc sleeves
2. 53 Marvcus Patton 6-2 226 25 2 UCLA dk skin 167 7 blk fade full cage, rubber pads, wt wristbands, tc gloves, tc sleeves
Middle Linebackers
1. 54 Carlton Bailey 6-3 236 27 4 N. Carolina dk skin 71 14 blk flat top style 3 helmet, full cage, neck roll, qb wristbands, wt gloves, tc sleeves, rubber pads (turf)
2. 55 Mark Maddox 6-2 235 24 R N/A dk skin 161 9 blk fade full cage, rubber pads, wt wristbands, wt gloves, tc sleeves
3. 52 Richard Harvey 6-1 235 25 3 Tulane 34 8 blk fade half cage, rubber pads, wt wristbands, wt sleeves
4. n/a (switch position to DT)
Right Outside Linebackers
1. 56 Darryl Talley 6-4 235 32 9 West Virginia med skin 32 9 blk crop full cage, rubber pads, tc gloves, tc sleeves, wt wristbands (turf), wt gloves (turf)
2. 95 Keith Goganious 6-2 237 24 R Penn State 143 7 blk fade style 3 helmet, full cage, neck roll, wt wristbands, tc gloves, bk sleeves, wt gloves (turf)
Cornerbacks
1. 29 James Williams 5-10 172 25 2 Fresno State 149 6 blk buzz 3 bar rb, bk extended, right tc wristband, left wt wristband, bk gloves, wt sleeves, wt gloves (turf), wt wrist double (turf)
2. 37 Nate Odomes 6-0 188 27 5 Wisconsin 86 3 blk fade style 3 helmet, 3 bar, bk gloves, wt sleeves, left wt elbowpad (turf)
3. 47 Kirby Jackson 5-10 180 27 5 Miss. State 203 6 blk crop 3 bar, qb wristbands, wt gloves, wt sleeves, wt elbowpads (turf)
4. 27 Clifford Hicks 5-10 188 28 5 Oregon 3 bar rb, rubber pads, tc rb gloves, tc sleeves
5. n/a (switch position to WR - use as Edwards)
# 26 Chris Hale 5-7 170 26 2 USC 89 6 blk flat top style 3 helmet, 2 bar, eye paint, wt wristbands, tc gloves
Free Safeties
1. 38 Mark Kelso 5-11 185 29 6 William & Mary 37 1 l. brn crop style 2 helmet, 3 bar qb, wt wristbands, wt gloves, wt sleeves
2. n/a (switch position to HB)
3. 24 Kurt Schulz 6-1 206 24 R N/A 79 4 l. brn baldng 3 bar, bk gloves, tc sleeves
Strong Safeties
1. 20 Henry Jones 6-0 197 25 1 Illinois 50 4 blk fade style 3 helmet, 3 bar rb, neck roll, rubber pads, wt wristbands, tc gloves, wt ankles taped, bk sleeves
2. 43 Matt Darby 6-1 200 24 R UCLA dk skin 63 4 blk bald full cage, wt wristbands, tc gloves
Kicker
1. 2 Steve Christie 6-0 185 25 2 Will. & Mary 18 7 brn crop 2 bar (thin), tc sleeves
Punter
1. 9 Chris Mohr 6-5 215 26 2 Alabama 84 5 blo crop 2 bar (thin), wt wristbands
Players Not Included
# 92 Gary Baldinger DT 6-4 275 29 5 Wake Forest 63 12 brn crop full cage, wt gloves, wt elbowpads (turf)
Player Ratings spd-str-awr-agi-acl-cth-car-jmp-bkt-tak-thp-tha-pbk-rbk-kpr-kac-ret-stm-inj-tgh
J. Kelly 59-65-91-64-66-53-56-56-50-74-96-95-21-24-42-30-0-84-84-66
Reich 51-57-80-56-55-26-53-48-38-21-85-90-22-27-32-23-0-82-80-81
G. Gilbert 47-52-73-62-61-29-44-59-42-17-81-77-22-25-25-23-0-77-77-72
T. Thomas 95-74-89-98-97-84-87-66-82-24-32-24-41-40-27-23-10-84-88-90
K. Davis 99-56-83-92-96-76-80-79-69-23-28-22-36-33-27-25-63-80-86-82
E. Fuller 83-66-57-80-86-71-79-63-82-20-33-26-35-37-28-22-66-81-73-64
C. Gardner 67-79-67-68-75-65-75-54-62-23-34-23-62-59-28-25-10-79-83-70
A. Reed 91-64-91-95-92-95-69-86-77-22-38-34-35-39-32-23-10-89-87-84
J. Lofton 92-61-94-91-88-91-78-82-67-22-36-31-33-35-28-24-10-84-78-74
Beebe 95-56-73-96-93-84-79-79-66-19-27-23-37-35-25-19-78-81-73-65
B. Lamb 91-51-53-94-90-78-74-83-64-18-22-24-24-25-27-23-68-80-78-66
Tasker 87-55-65-89-86-82-73-74-58-38-30-24-27-29-28-23-47-82-82-80
A. Edwards 94-43-65-92-91-72-68-84-55-25-27-24-23-26-29-24-76-85-71-65
Metzelaars 68-74-87-71-66-82-73-55-62-23-26-24-62-58-25-22-8-83-85-76
McKeller 79-67-71-78-80-77-72-63-73-24-27-23-57-54-25-23-8-80-72-68
Awalt 68-70-78-65-69-77-66-64-61-24-33-23-60-58-25-23-8-78-72-70
W. Wolford 63-95-93-61-83-23-21-53-29-28-34-21-95-93-26-24-0-71-78-83
Fina 58-93-65-57-74-42-35-46-31-27-36-21-87-88-28-26-0-75-79-78
Ritcher 52-92-93-51-69-21-21-42-29-23-27-22-93-87-26-23-0-66-83-78
Crafts 45-87-54-42-63-16-17-33-31-26-34-16-75-88-29-19-0-67-77-75
K. Hull 61-94-88-60-73-25-22-55-26-23-23-20-92-92-25-20-0-67-80-82
M. Devlin 49-88-54-45-69-19-18-54-29-24-31-22-83-81-25-22-0-72-79-74
Lingner 55-78-56-54-60-29-27-48-27-24-26-22-85-80-25-22-0-61-83-77
G. Parker 51-90-73-50-68-32-30-44-30-26-22-20-84-90-28-25-0-68-77-75
J. Davis 62-90-69-60-72-22-22-47-25-23-26-22-83-85-24-22-0-67-77-72
H. Ballard 59-93-82-54-84-23-21-54-28-26-28-23-94-92-27-24-0-70-93-86
M. Frerotte 56-85-68-54-73-56-49-50-27-25-30-18-77-81-30-22-0-72-80-84
C. Bennett 84-78-89-83-80-41-43-61-28-94-25-23-26-44-29-23-0-84-88-87
M. Pike 66-77-71-67-63-30-36-56-28-78-25-24-25-43-29-22-10-76-81-78
B. Smith 83-95-93-83-80-24-24-62-28-92-15-33-31-21-19-19-0-80-77-89
P. Hansen 75-83-64-74-77-26-29-54-28-81-25-23-25-42-27-23-0-79-77-83
K. Willis 64-85-85-62-67-26-24-56-28-84-27-23-28-32-28-21-0-78-73-77
J. Wright 62-88-81-56-71-25-24-48-28-86-27-24-26-35-31-24-0-78-85-83
Lodish 62-88-64-60-69-19-21-56-29-75-28-18-26-42-28-26-0-78-82-83
S. Conlan 77-76-86-82-75-46-42-61-28-93-28-25-24-42-31-23-0-80-72-85
M. Patton 75-79-69-76-72-52-32-60-31-87-20-26-31-24-26-26-0-82-85-85
C. Bailey 74-73-77-80-77-43-42-58-28-91-27-24-25-46-29-23-0-87-95-87
M. Maddox 74-75-59-76-78-42-40-52-28-86-28-23-27-48-29-19-0-77-70-74
R. Harvey 73-72-64-75-73-40-40-62-28-82-22-21-24-35-24-22-0-76-76-77
D. Talley 78-83-94-79-72-49-41-57-28-93-30-27-26-43-27-22-0-81-98-84
Goganious 77-75-55-75-78-46-42-55-26-87-22-19-24-44-22-20-0-78-85-81
J. Williams 94-55-73-94-93-58-44-85-28-71-23-21-19-24-26-22-10-82-74-74
N. Odomes 90-54-83-89-89-66-51-82-28-76-26-23-22-25-25-21-27-81-78-71
K. Jackson 89-51-82-90-89-56-45-80-28-77-27-24-22-25-25-22-10-78-81-78
C. Hicks 92-49-76-94-90-60-55-74-47-62-22-21-19-23-23-22-77-78-73-69
C. Hale 95-47-63-90-92-59-56-86-38-52-24-22-19-23-22-20-71-78-70-62
Kelso 84-54-85-86-84-65-44-68-28-79-24-22-22-27-26-22-10-79-75-77
K. Schulz 87-58-57-89-88-54-49-76-26-82-23-23-15-21-22-18-10-81-74-73
H. Jones 91-56-72-91-92-62-43-82-43-84-31-22-17-19-30-29-10-86-85-85
M. Darby 87-62-55-88-91-62-44-74-28-82-25-22-23-28-27-22-10-83-79-83
S. Christie 40-24-70-30-36-23-16-30-16-22-15-13-19-17-93-86-0-77-90-45
Mohr 59-17-63-48-62-32-23-38-17-17-46-42-27-17-89-84-0-85-72-32
1992 Buffalo Bills Individual Leaders
Passing: Jim Kelly, 3457 yds., 58.2 comp. pct, 23 TDs, 81.2 rating
Rushing: Thurman Thomas, 1487 yds., 9 TDs, 4.8 yds./carry
Receiving: Andre Reed, 65 rec., 913 yds., 3 TDs
Touchdowns: Thurman Thomas, 12 (9 rush., 3 rec.)
QB Sacks: Bruce Smith, 14
Interceptions: Henry Jones, 8 int., 263 yds., 2 TD’s
Scoring: Steve Christie, 115 pts. (24 FG’s, 43 PAT’s)
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1992 AFC EAST STANDINGS
1st Place – Miami (11-5)
2nd Place – Buffalo (11-5)
3rd Place – Indianapolis (9-7)
4th Place – N.Y. Jets (4-12)
5th Place – New England (2-14)
Inside Linebacker Cornelius Bennett followed up a great 1991 season with a solid 1992 campaign in which he registered 52 solo tackles, 3 fumble recoveries, and 4 QB sacks.
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