Buffalo Bills All-Time team: Offense

• 3 time Pro-Bowler
• Buffalo Bills Wall-of-Fame
• Buffalo Bills 50th Anniversary Team

American Football Database describes Hull:

"“As a rookie for the Buffalo Bills in 1986, Hull immediately became their starting center, replacing Will Grant, hunched between 7-year veteran Jim Ritcher at left offensive guard and fellow rookie Will Wolford at right guard for all 16 games, with Hall-of-Famer Jim Kelly as rookie quarterback under first-year head coach Marv Levy.[2] In 1988, the Bills won the AFC east division with a strong offensive line, Hull playing between Ritcher and Tim Vogler at right guard. They beat the Houston Oilers in the divisional round of the 1988–89 NFL playoffs, as Kelly passed for 244 yards and Thurman Thomas rushed for 75 yards in only 7 carries, but lost the AFC championship game to the Cincinnati Bengals. In 1989, the Bills won the AFC east division title again but lost a divisional round match of the 1989–90 NFL playoffs to the Cleveland Browns.”"

Kent Hull played alongside Jim Ritcher for the majority of his career. One of the best offensive liens the Bills’ have ever seen contained a few of the all-time greats. Hull was also the team’s captain for seven years.