‘“I think I can add some veteran leadership. I’ve played in some meaningful games in my career and I’m a professional. I know how to approach every day, week in and week out, I think I can help Tre’Davious out with growing as a player and how you approach the guy,” Davis said. “I think he can be a very great player in this league.”’
Archives for March 2018
What Vontae Davis said about Bills head coach Sean McDermott and GM Brandon Beane
‘“I felt like the Bills were a young team who made a huge leap last year,” Davis said.’
Jim Kelly’s next cancer fight begins with jaw surgery
‘Set to take place in New York at the end of March, doctors will take part of Kelly’s fibula and blood vessels from his leg to improve his quality of life. The procedure will close a large interior hole in his jaw, which was previously operated on a few years ago.’
Vontae Davis eager to join Bills and put Colts behind him
‘Davis referred to the Bills as being “a perfect fit.” The nine-year NFL veteran called it “intriguing” to join a secondary made up of safeties Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer and cornerback Tre’Davious White, a Defensive Rookie of the Year contender last season.’
New Bills CB Davis still rehabbing from surgery
‘”I’m back training. I’m cleared to do everything. It’s just a process with the strengthening work and everything.”‘
Bills legend Kelly to have reconstructive jaw surgery
‘He also said that the procedure will improve his quality of life.’
Hall of Fame QB Jim Kelly to have upper jaw reconstructed to treat oral cancer
‘The surgery, which will take place later this month in New York City, will involve taking part of Kelly’s fibula and blood vessels from his leg. Kelly told WGRZ that the procedure will improve his quality of life, but it is unclear whether Kelly will also undergo radiation and chemotherapy treatments.’
Bills met with Jackson; will meet with Mayfield
‘Jackson was the headliner of the day in Indianapolis. A report says multiple teams asked him to work out as a wide receiver. Jackson said today “I’m strictly a quarterback… Whoever likes me as a quarterback, that’s where I’m going.” He also dismissed possibilities of playing wildcat.’
Capaccio: Combine is fun theater, but what’s really important?
‘So, when they leave Indianapolis and start setting up visits at their team facilities and getting ready to attend pro days, that’s when the real work begins for teams.’
Joe B: Ranking the top 5 QBs with the Bills in mind (3/2/18)
‘1) Josh Rosen, UCLA.’
Messages of #KellyTough return as former quarterback battles cancer again
‘More than a dozen NFL teams and many players, both current and former, hopped on social media to stand behind Kelly.’
“Kelly Tough” wristbands on sale again, following Jim Kelly’s announcement that cancer has returned
‘The wristbands were designed with input from the Kelly family, and a donation to the Hunter’s Hope Foundation will be made for every bracelet sold, the company said.’
What sold Vontae Davis on Buffalo?
‘“Those guys, Mr. [Brandon] Beane, coach [Sean] McDermott, those guys made me feel welcome. They made me feel at home. As I went on my visits and I evaluated everything, it felt like I just belonged in Buffalo,” said Davis via conference call. “I feel like they run their organization with a lot of integrity. They respect their players. I felt like the place was for me. Even though Buffalo was one of my first visits, it seemed like it just stuck with me throughout all my visits, because of Buffalo and their whole organization. They had a huge impression on me.”‘
What can we expect from the Bills in free agency?
‘Beane wants to “responsibly spend” in free agency as he continues to get his operable cap room in a more manageable position. So what is reasonable to expect from the Bills come March 14th when the market opens?’
Bills Today: McDermott sees a good deal of roster building ahead
‘“The biggest thing for us is making sure we hit the reset button. We’re not maybe as far along as some people think we are,” said McDermott. “We’ve got a lot of work to do. At the same time we must remain true to who we are as an organization and our core values.”’