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NFL Football Players Draft Injuries Rookies Season SuperbowlPublished: August 28, 2009
Led by third-year quarterback Jim Kelly—the 1984 USFL MVP—and equipped with versatile running back Thurman Thomas, wide receivers Andre Reed and James Lofton, along with speedy Don Beebe in the slot, and a sure-handed tight end in Pete Metzelaars, the Bills were ready to install a new offense under fourth-year head coach Marv Levy.
So was born the K-Gun—the no-huddle offense in Buffalo.
Four Super Bowl appearances and 20 years later, the 2009 Buffalo Bills are bringing back the K-Gun, or what some like to call the T-Gun, to resurrect a deceased offense.
The names are different, but the skills are comparable.
Like Levy, head coach Dick Jauron is heading into his fourth year.
Third-year quarterback Trent Edwards is no Kelly yet, and the UFL is no USFL, but he h...
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