The hungry Houston Oilers were anxious to throw a monkey off their back when the faced the Buffalo Bills in the 1992 AFC All-Wild Card Game. It seemed the less-than-capacity crowd at Rich Stadium was down for the count with the rest of the Bills, as Houston raced to a 35-3 lead. What happened next, with Frank Reich running the offense for an injured Jim Kelly, can only be described as the greatest moment in Bills' history and the beginning of the death of the Houston Oilers.