Will started three years at left guard before being moved to right tackle, where he became an All-American in his senior year.

Buffalo made him the 20th player picked in the first round of the 1986 draft.

Wolford quickly became a starter for a team coached by NFL Hall of Fame member, Marb Levy.

The highest paid lineman in the NFL.

We will expect to win every game we play this year.

And when you're saying high school, that's the way things have always been.

Welcome to the next episode of What's Next with Eric Wood, presented by Green Remedy.

This week's guest is Will Wolford, and Will is a sweet spot guest for us. He hits

the Louisville market and the Buffalo Market, two of our most popular markets that we've had so

far through the show. Will lives in Louisville, Kentucky now. He is from Louisville, but he spent most

of his career with the Buffalo Bills playing in three Super Bowls, making

Pro Bowls.

At one time, Will was the highest paid offense alignment in the NFL, and the second

highest paid offense alignment in the NFL made less than half of him.

That is absolutely insane.

We'll touch on that.

We'll touch on stories that haven't been heard a whole lot.

Some behind the scene stuff, parties at Jim Kelly's house after games, the Ulio DiPaulo's

tradition that I carried on through my career, which is a restaurant up in Buffalo that we both

hold very fondly in our hearts.

Many good times there.

But Will is a guy that I'm glad I have in my corner.

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