James Lofton caught 21 touchdown passes for the Bills.

James Lofton finished a 16-year pro career in 1993, leaving with more career receiving yards than any NFL player to that point: 14,004 yards. The majority of that total came for Green Bay, where he became was a six-time pro Bowler. Lofton, who was a first round pick out of Stanford in 1978, started 136 consecutive games for the Packers until missing the last game of 1986, and caught at least one pass in 132 of those league games. Lofton played for his hometown L.A. Raiders from 1987-88, then signed with the Bills in 1989. He played with the Bills for four seasons and caught 21 touchdown passes and had a 61-yard touchdown in Super Bowl XXV. He finished his career with the Raiders in 1993.

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