‘Perry, 27, spent the past two seasons with the Miami Dolphins chiefly as a special teams performer. After finishing third on the Dolphins in special teams tackles in 2017, Perry led the team in special teams tackles last season and had a fumble recovery.’
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Bills Today: GMFB picks this Bill to breakout in 2019
‘“They got him tons of help, all of the additions and there were some blockbuster moves around the league and they did a lot up In Buffalo,” Adams said. “They added the trusty chain mover in Cole Beasley and a nice threat for him in John Brown. Who’s to say the Bills don’t wreck the draft and add a guy like Metcalf. I think they see an opportunity here, they trust Josh Allen. I think he’s the breakout stud at the quarterback spot in 2019.”’
Bills tied for lead in free agents signed but not in money spent
‘“Obviously, our cap was in a position where we could be aggressive in spots that we needed to be, but again try and be smart with our money,” General Manager Brandon Beane said after the first wave of signings.’
A ‘Buffalo style stadium’ could be in our future. What does that mean?
‘”I hate to see some big elaborate thing gets built and then all of a sudden, ticket prices double or triple,” he said, citing New York Yankees games he’s watched where the first 20 rows are empty. “These new designs cost so much that they price out the everyday family. That’s the last thing we want to see here.”‘
House panel seeks Trump records regarding bid for Bills
‘”It was my experience that Mr. Trump inflated his total assets when it served his purposes, such as trying to be listed among the wealthiest people in Forbes, and deflated his assets to reduce his real estate taxes,” Cohen told the committee in his testimony last month.’
Buffalo Bills release running back Chris Ivory
‘Ivory was on borrowed time from the moment the Bills signed 35-year-old Frank Gore to a one-year contract a couple weeks ago. With 30-year-old LeSean McCoy still on the team as the No. 1 back, Gore was projected to be the backup, and there was no need to retain the 30-year-old Ivory.’
If the Bills build a new stadium, Terry Pegula says it will be ‘Buffalo-style’
‘The Pegulas, New York state, Erie County and, yes, the taxpayers will foot the bill to build it, but once it’s ready, will western New Yorkers be willing to shell out for personal seat license fees, plus tickets, parking and concessions that will probably be two or three times more expensive than what they’re used to at New Era Field? And in the corporate world, does western New York have enough companies able and willing to pay what will surely be exorbitant prices for luxury suites?’
Bills release RB Chris Ivory | What it means for Buffalo
‘Ivory’s release also means that the Bills will likely target a running back on day two or three of the 2019 NFL Draft. With two backs over 30 years old, Buffalo has the opportunity to find a young back who can learn from LeSean McCoy and Gore in 2018 and possibly take over as the Bills’ lead back in 2020.’
Buffalo Bills’ Tre’Davious White says goodbye to Patriots’ Rob Gronkowski
‘“He snuck me y’all !!! Almost broke me in half !! Great Player tho.”’
Why can’t Antonio Brown let go of Buffalo? Fans are so over him (Commentary)
‘Listen, this situation is played out and everyone involved, especially Bills fans, are more than ready to move on. But don’t ever let anyone make you feel bad about sticking up for your city.’
Bills release running back Chris Ivory
‘Last year, Ivory signed a two-year deal with the Bills and served as the backup to Lesean McCoy, a role that will presumably be filled by the recently-signed Frank Gore this season.’
Could Buffalo afford a new Bills stadium?
‘So, could Buffalo afford to build a new NFL stadium?’
Bills release RB Chris Ivory
‘He played a reserve role behind LeSean McCoy and was used in short yardage and goal line situations. That role however, was likely compromised by the addition of free agent signee Frank Gore, who was signed earlier this month.’
Bills Today: NFL.com’s Adam Schein makes this prediction for Buffalo’s 2019 season
‘I’m loving the makeup of this squad. The offensive line is revamped, with C Mitch Morse and OT Ty Nsekhe joining the fray. The receiver position actually has some juice, with the additions of John Brown and Cole Beasley. How much will all of this help second-year QB Josh Allen, a player whose star power I firmly believe in? Lastly, Sean McDermott’s stamp is all over this defense, which quietly finished last season at No. 2 in total D.’
Sean McDermott on Bills’ free agency: ‘Less continuity you have, the bigger the challenge’
‘”So we took this year and said, ‘Hey, now we have a chance, some flexibility to spend, and let’s not just spend irresponsibly, but let’s target the guys that we feel like that are out there that can help us.’ You can only target what’s out there, right? So now you say, ‘OK, now we’ve got these guys, these names on the paper. Well, how do we bring them all together and form a cohesive team?’ And that’s the challenge every year, in particular, when you’re building it, where there is a significant influx of new people.”‘