History

The Buffalo Bills Wall of Fame was started in 1980 to honor former players, administrators, and coaches who have played significant roles in the team's history. To be eligible for induction, an individual must have played with the Bills for at least three years and be retired from professional football. Also eligible are other individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the Bills, including administrators and coaches. Selections are made by a distinguished panel composed of media members and club personnel.

In 2003, the Bills honored long-time linebacker Darryl Talley as the most recent addition to the Wall. Talley became the 20th member of the Wall of Fame in an event that took place when the Bills hosted Washington on October 19.

Eddie Abramoski	Joe Delamielleure	Elbert Dubenion
Joe Ferguson	Kent Hull	Robert James
Bob Kalsu	Jim Kelly	Jack Kemp
Marv Levy	Patrick J. McGroder	George Saimes
Tom Sestak	Billy Shaw	O.J. Simpson
Fred Smerlas	Mike Stratton	Darryl Talley
Ralph Wilson	"The 12th Man"