ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — Much like the myriad tattoos on his muscular frame, Richie Incognito believes his reputation for being the NFL's most notorious bully of his generation might be permanent.
"You know, I really can't call it," Incognito said. "The 'Monday Night Football' guys will probably be bringing it up five years from now. We'll see."
It was no surprise to the Bills starting left guard that his role in the Dolphins bullying scandal of 2013 was a prominent topic of discussion this week as Buffalo (1-1) prepares to travel to Miami (1-1) on Sunday.
For Incognito, it will be the first time he'll step foot on the Sun Life Stadium turf since facing Cincinnati on Oct.