No Huddle
Buffalo's 1990 Season and the Drive to Tampa
In 1990, Buffalo's football team threw away the huddle and took the league by storm.
The quarterback called the plays at the line. The running back ran through everybody. The defensive end sacked the quarterback nineteen times. And a city that had spent decades as a punch line packed Rich Stadium in the rain, the wind and the snow to watch the most exciting team in football win thirteen games and march all the way to Tampa.
No Huddle tells the story game by game, from a quiet September opener to 51-3 over the Raiders and the most famous field goal in Buffalo history, with the weather, the crowds, the box scores, fifty trivia questions and the full season's stats. It's a book for everyone who remembers where they were, and everyone who wishes they'd been there.
