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The Buffalo Bills organization hasn't been to the Super Bowl since the 1993 season. The current roster and coaching staff is also pretty thin on experience in the big game.
The lone current Bills player with a Super Bowl ring is linebacker Reggie Torbor, who is also the only Bill to play in a Super Bowl as a key reserve on the 2007 New York Giants squad that upset the New England Patriots in Super Bowl XLII. Kawika Mitchell was also a member of that team, but was released during the 2010 season.
Bills head coach Chan Gailey has coached in four Super Bowls but, like the Bills, is 0-4. His last trip was in 1995 as Steelers offensive coordinator.
Special teams coach Bruce DeHaven was with Buffalo during their four consecutive AFC Championships.
The most successful person within Buffalo's organization is assistant general manager Doug Whaley, who was part of Pittsburgh's front office in 2005 and 2008 when the Steelers won their fifth and sixth franchise titles. His boss, GM Buddy Nix, was a scout for the Bills in 1993 when they made their final Super Bowl appearance.