Anti-Dynasty #25: 1967-72 Buffalo Bills
A disaster quarterback for a disaster franchise.
Peak Anti-Dynasty Points: 55
Record: 17-64-3 (.220)
Average DVOA: -20.4%
Bottom-Five DVOA: -22.0%
Two last-place finishes in the AFL/NFL
Head Coaches: Joe Collier, Harvey Johnson, John Rauch, Lou Saban
Key Players: RB O.J. Simpson, WR Haven Moses, WR Marlin Briscoe, G Billy Shaw, DT Jim Dunaway, LB Mike Stratton, CB Butch Byrd, S George Saimes
Z-Score: 0.16
In 2020, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Denver Broncos were forced to turn to wide receiver Kendall Hinton as an emergency quarterback. That went just about as well as you'd expect it to. That's not the first time, however, that a team in desperation has turned to a skill position player as a starter, even if you only look at the modern era where the difference between quarterback and halfback has solidified. That honor goes to the 1968 Buffalo Bills.
