Pro Football: Green Bay Packers/Buffalo Bills, Thoughts and Memory

This week’s Green Bay Packers at Buffalo Bills game will almost certainly not be a preview of this year’s Super Bowl.

While the Packers are clear favorites in the NFC, they are still considered 7 to 5 underdogs to make it.

The Bills who have already exceeded their projected six and a half wins total, are a nice surprise, but 150 to 1 shots to make the Super Bowl.

The Packers on the road and Bills at home rekindles a nice, funny memory.

In the league championship games for the 1966 NFL and AFL seasons which would set the first Super Bowl, the Bills were at home vs the Kansas City Chiefs while “GB” visited the Cowboys, in Dallas.

The NFL was considered far superior thus the recollection of a sign held up in Buffalo shown during the Bills’ loss to the Chiefs in the 1966 AFL championship game remains funny, as it said Super Bowl 1– Bills 80 Packers 0.

It turned out Packers 35 Chiefs 10.