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Archives for July 2019

Bills’ Matt Milano primed to ‘open up some eyes on a national scale’

‘“Just trying to continue to stay healthy and then just make as many plays as I can to help the team win,” Milano said during voluntary offseason workouts. “That’s my main objective right now. I’ve got a pretty firm grasp of the defense. I think me and Tremaine have a good connection going on as far as communication goes, and then just trying to make as many plays as I can.”’

At linebacker, Bills’ only issue may be a lack of depth

‘“I’m excited about it,” the coach told reporters during offseason workouts. “Guys that (entered the 2019 draft) are older than Tremaine in the draft so that’s a little bit of a unique situation, but to watch him just physically mature from the time he left to the time we saw him a few months ago, you know he’s been working and that’s been nice to see. It doesn’t surprise me knowing him. He works at things, it’s important to him.”‘

Poyer delivers positive message to young athletes

‘Receivers “Cole Beasley, John Brown … we have Zay (Jones) coming back, and a new revamped offensive line, so he’s got some weapons and some guys to protect him,” Poyer said. “I know they’re going to come up with a good game plan each week. If we can get the defense to do what we need to, and do our job, the offense will take care of their side of the ball.”’

Marcase: Cody Ford excited for amazing journey to continue in Buffalo

‘“It has been kind of crazy, but it has settled down the last few weeks,” said Ford’s mother, Leah. “It’s been pretty crazy since December when he graduated until getting ready for the Combine and then the Draft. Now, we’re all kind of back into the real world and kind of settled down. It’s been crazy, but a fun crazy.”’

Former rugby star Wade making progress towards NFL dream

‘Asked what areas of American Football is still getting his head around, Wade said: “It’s the other things, like taking the hands-offs, different footworks and stuff that are probably catching me off guard a little bit.’

Bills rookie ratings released for Madden 2020

‘First-round selection Ed Oliver finished as the second highest rated defensive tackle at a 79 overall only behind Jets rookie Quinnen Williams (82 overall). Oliver was given the most speed, agility, and acceleration on the interior.’

Harrison Phillips hosts free football camp for kids with special needs

‘”Sports are such an amazing thing. They teach about teamwork, competition, falling down and getting back up and just overcoming obstacles and I hope we can do that in a really fun way and give people an opportunity to play a sport they would not otherwise get the chance to without this camp,” Phillips added.’

Camp Countdown: No. 23 – Who will be the starting right cornerback?

‘“Those guys come in, and they’re hungry, you know?” Wallace said. “So it just makes me step up my craft and try to master what I do even at a higher level. But it’s been good, and, like I said, the receivers have pushed us as well, with John Brown and Robert Foster even coming back, you know, it’s been really good to go against those guys, and they make us better.”’

Bills’ Trent Murphy finally healthy, having fun two years after knee injury

‘“I think last season is closed and in the books for the most part,” Murphy said during voluntary offseason practices. “I’m just really trying to stay tunnel vision and have that team-first mindset and push the guys in the room, and push myself and kind of be like, all right, ‘What can I work on today?’ And that’s really kind of my mindset, just narrow-minded.”‘