
The Bills quarterback for most of the 1970s and 1980s Joe Ferguson passed for almost 30,000 yards during his 17-year NFL career. Blocking for him is veteran lineman Reggie McKenzie, an All Pro in 1973.
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Patriots Hall of Fame linebacker Andre Tippett closes in on Bills quarterback Joe Ferguson. In 1984 Tippett was the NFL's #2 leading pass-rusher with 18½ sacks. He was #2 again in 1985 with 16½.
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Randy Gradishar of the Broncos & Joe Ferguson of the Bills

Bills rookie quarterback Joe Ferguson comes under some intense pressure from Dolphins defensive end Vern Den Herder in 1973 NFL action.
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Before Jim Kelly, the Bills had strong-armed Jim Ferguson from Arkansas. Shown here as a rookie in 1973 he played 12 seasons with the Bills and is still their #2 All Leading Passer.
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One of the most consistent of NFL quarterbacks during the 70s and 80s. During his 10 seasons with the Buffalo Bills ranked in the top 10 in almost every category. Still #10 on the All-Time Consecutive Starts for a Quarterback with 107. A streak that stretched from 9/18/1977 to 9/23/1984.
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Already a veteran of 12 NFL seasons (10 with the Buffalo Bills) Joe Ferguson spent 2 seasons with the Bucs.
Joe Ferguson Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1988-1989

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I played with Joe in Jr High School. He had an unbelievable work ethic throughout his entire career!
Joe played at Arkansas, not Arkansas State. Can you correct the opening paragraph?
I sure can