Archives for August 19, 2012

‘”Vince did a good job,” Chan Gailey said in his postgame news conference. “He hit the big pass. He made a check out there. He got us in a good spot to score the touchdown, he did well. And Tyler did well until he threw the interception. The last two throws he had were not good throws. But up until that he played pretty well. But you’d have to say Vince came out a little bit ahead tonight.”‘

‘Describe Chan Gailey in one word. I’m trying to thing of a word that would be for someone who commands respect. I can’t think of one, so we will just say respect.’

‘”I’ll tell you what he’s done some good things,” said head coach Chan Gailey. “I told him on the sideline before the game that he’s really picked it up and done a good job. He’s making a real run at this thing. He’s been impressive the last three weeks.”‘

‘We are grateful for the efforts of Schumer, Cuomo, Poloncarz and everyone else on board with this mission, but we hope that they will coordinate their efforts to render the needed outcome for Buffalo, its taxpayers and the team that people seem to love.’

‘"If you watched film from OTAs until now, it’s like a completely different receiver in a very good way," Bills receiver Stevie Johnson said.’

‘”It’s not a bad thing to be known as a smart person. But it’s nicer now to be known as the Buffalo Bills quarterback, not the smart kid from Harvard.”‘

‘”Even if he wasn’t on my team – if I was just checking out film on him – you can tell he’s going to be something special,” wideout Stevie Johnson said during spring practices. “I think he’s going to be one of those dominant cornerbacks in the league.”‘

‘”I do think that it’ll help Fitz and the entire offence and our overall win percentage by getting better on defence – by not falling behind all the time, and by getting the ball in better field position.”‘

‘The backup job, for my money, has been decided. The second team will barely get any time in the third preseason game. Combine Young’s drive with Thigpen’s day, I think this one’s over.’