New York State Quiche

A married duet of sports writers considers memoirs of old-gen Buffalo sports (American football) for languages in fanfare/diners.

A sports superstitions yarn inspired by the American football 'dialysis' tale/movie Any Given Sunday (Oliver Stone), which I think you'll like, 

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AMLAN: This New York Buffalo sports card is worth its weight in social memory.

DANICA: That Bills-era was Bowl-less but competition consistency market.

AMLAN: Those Bills reached 4 consecutive Super Bowls for TV-revenue, hon.

DANICA: Well, hubby, perchance this field goal cart view makes a Selfie-smile.

AMLAN: Surely, Danica; the 21st-Century Buffalo team builds on that memory.

DANICA: Selfie-like (good).

They were right. Our darling-duet of sports-writers had found the right-stuff in sports (American football!) in an athlete from a Buffalo (NY) football team/era signaling great TV spirits and Super Bowl memoirs, though the featured player was part of a time when the Bills failed to acquire a single Super Bowl trophy. Because Super Bowl TV/ads had become a special undeniable hallmark for capitalism activity in the West (American Homeland), the Buffalo athlete featured on the card Amlan/Danica re-presented on the cyber-storyboards of incomplete-lines readings of the uncertainties of competition and the laurels of investment for fanfare and town-feelings. Were the new (21st-Century) Buffalo Bills comparable to the athletes/stars of that past time? What do you think?

AMLAN: Nice Buffalo Xmas/tree/skies, hon.

DANICA: The playoffs this season see some nice NY credit(s), hubby!

AMLAN: Facebook-like (rich).

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)