Marv Levy, the winningest coach in Buffalo Bills history, turned 100 years old Sunday. So, what do you think a man who is exactly one century old would be doing on a momentous day like that? Well, the still sharp as a tack Levy left Canton,

Steve Christie, Bills kicker 1992-2000: He is a teacher of men in a business that brings in a multitude of different individuals from, at times, vastly contrasting backgrounds. He was able to mold all of us together into a collective force that was prominent in the league for years.

Levy, who sat beside former co-worker and Hall of Fame general manager Bill Polian, was presented by Polian during his Hall of Fame enshrinement back in 2001. His enshrinement was the result of a highly successful coaching career that included four consecutive trips to the Super Bowl with the Buffalo Bills from 1990-93.