”’Putting the plate in was first and foremost the smartest thing,” Wichard said. ”This way there’s no question about the healing of the bone. … Now it’s just a question of building it up, the bone marrow, and it heals.”’
Archives for September 27, 2004
Ask him yourself: Tom Donahoe
raig Feinberg (Buffalo, NY): Mr. Donahoe, how do you justify your performance as GM when you have spent two first-round picks in 4 years on a QB, already misfired on one coaching staff, misjudged a No. 4 overall draft choice. Selected only 1-Pro Bowler in 4 years, and have a 17-33 record as the Bills GM? TD: In the three plus years we’ve been in Buffalo we’ve had a lot of issues to deal with and many of the issues we have dealt with successfully. People can pick and choose what they want to talk about with regard to our record in Buffalo and ultimately we will be judged by that record. We do feel that there are a lot of positives to our organization. There are a lot of positives to our team and we’re going to continue to build on those positives. From three years ago we have a very healthy cap situation with our team we have basically transformed our roster. There are only two veteran players that still remain from the first team that we had here in Buffalo and there are a lot of positive signs things are improving. Some people see the glass as half empty and we’ve always chosen to see the glass as half full.
Ask him yourself: Mike Mularkey
Matt Hagstrom (Bemus Point, NY): How long do you back Bledsoe when he just doesn’t seem to be producing? MM: I think a one-game performance is way too early to start thinking about when will I pull him or when will I not pull him. I still believe that Drew gives us the best opportunity to win. Fans may not want to hear that, but some of it goes to the old adage that the QB receives too much blame when you lose and too much credit when you win.