Archives for June 5, 2004

‘"It’s kind of hard, training then coming up here and getting back off-track because I was on a good schedule," said Henry, who informed the coaching staff in advance that he would be absent last week. "(Coming back to Buffalo) affected it a lot because some of the stuff I was getting into we have to start over when I get back because the type of training I’m doing you just can’t jump back into it. When you take a couple of weeks off, you’ve got to work your way back in it."’

‘Running back Willis McGahee got through another week of workouts without any problems with his surgically repaired left knee. "It feels good, and it’s going to get better," he said. "I just let it flow naturally. I don’t try to rush anything. I just take it one step at a time."’

‘“Like they say, they’re voluntary, but they’re not. So we all have to be here it seems,” said Henry.’

‘Bills receiver Jerel Myers required surgery to repair a right foot injury, but should be ready for the start of training camp next month.’

‘After being drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs, Ostroski spent the remainder of his pro career with the Buffalo Bills. Ostroski has spent the past year as a local radio host of the "Big O" Show on KTBZ "The Buzz" Radio.’

‘A healthy Moulds would do wonders for Bledsoe and the Bills’ offense; he essentially had no ability to get out of breaks and obtain seperation last year. His big-play capability would not only add an important element to the offense in and of itself, but it would force defenses to roll coverage away from the run game and the secondary receivers. Until Evans establishes himself down the road, Moulds isn’t likely to repeat the 100 catches, 1,287 yards, and 10 touchdowns he had alongside Peerless Price in 2002, but he could re-emerge as a dependable No. 2 fantasy receiver if he stays healthy.’

‘Buffalo Bills Hall of Famer Jim Kelly will be joined by celebrities Sunday in the 24th annual Motorcycle Fun Run, to benefit the Hunter’s Hope Foundation.’