I might prefer this part of the series to episodes about Super Bowl winners.

Everyone understands winning. However, when this side of the story is well explained to you and you get it, you really get the sport.

My heart goes to Bills' coach Marv Levy... never showed bitterness, head stood high, always have been thankful and proud of what this great team has accomplished in those 4 unsuccessful SB tries. His sense of pride rubbed off on Daryl Talley and Jim Kelly throughout the show. I wish they'd all be well and alive to see that 1st ever SB title for the Bills, should the franchise finally win it all in the future. This is coming from a non-Buffalo Bills fan by the way.

They lost all of their SB's to the NFC East. It was a very tough division in those days.

What’s crazy is that I still value those Bills Super Bowl teams more than a lot of championship teams who won it. You don’t see a team losing in the Super Bowl come back and do it again 3 times after failing. We rarely see a team make it back to the Super Bowl after losing. It doesn’t happen. That is a special type of resilience, and that team had it, it just didn’t go their way at the end

I don't care what anyone says. Im a life long 49ers fan who believes these early 90s Bills are one of the greatest teams ever. Hall of Fame players. A Hall of Fame coach. A Hall of Fame owner. 4 straight Super Bowls appearances is unbelievable.

I admire these group of men and the resilience they have

The bills that went to four straight super bowls taught me so much as a young man and how to truly face defeat as a man and bounce back and never give up no matter what

I love this series "The Missing Rings". The 1969 Vikings was my favorite one but all of these are amazing. You can literally feel the pain and agony of defeat.

Love that poem "fight on my men, a little I'm hurt, but not yet slain, I'll just lye here and bleed a while, and then I'll rise and fight again. I watched this episode of missing rings and I would never thought a poem that the great Marv Levy would resight to his players and his all star players would take that poem and be motivated to go to four straight super Bowls and I watched all four, and it was not pretty, but nobody will ever see that again, but I watched this a few weeks ago and I'll tell you all, it's been more of a positive motivation for me to get out of bed and go to work and do my side jobs knowing their is always hope, ALWAYS🤘✊️🤘✊️🤘✊️

One of the greatest teams put together in the history of the league..hall of fame and gold jackets  without winning a superbowl..7 hall of famers and counting..

The respect the players have for Marv Levy is beautiful

Out of all the Superbowls bills made this was probably their best chance to have won it..

The AFC dynasty of the early 1990s

I never forget going to a USFL game bwtween the Houston Gamblers and Oakland Invaders in Oakland. In a rainstorm, Jill Kelly was near perfect and I told my Dad afterwards if this guy gets to play in the NFL, he's going to tear the league apart and I was right.

As an oilers fan and Gamblers fan I’m sad for the city of buffalo, never winning it, they had a squad of great players and great coach, Marv Levy , Jim Kelly was my favorite player

I feel terrible sad while watching the team lost in SB.

Gotta respect the Bills, I wish them the best of luck. And I love the way they edited this America's game. Destined to victory is such an amazing soundtrack

I was a bill’s fan back then, man if they would’ve just won one. There would’ve been 3-4 more hall of famers off that team. Still a great team tho

18:51 " talley  up the points" . Oh that was awesome. His name is Darryl Talley and he used talley in a sentence.

The early 90s bills team is top 5 ever.  Could best anyone on any given day.