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Archives for June 2, 2020

Bills’ Josh Allen among best of young QBs and has room to improve

‘”He’s still not over 60%; that’s an area where he’s got to get better, just with the accuracy and decision-making,” Gannon said. “I can say the same thing for just about all of these young guys. But he also runs for 1,100 yards (in his career), too. But he is a playmaker. The thing I like about him is he’s tough, he’s competitive, it’s important to him. He’s got all the qualities and intangibles you like at that position.”‘

In statement, Pegulas say they want to help eradicate ‘racism and inequality’

‘The statement in full reads, “We are saddened and angered by the actions of those involved in the senseless killing of George Floyd. We stand with and will continue to work with those dedicated to eradicating racism and inequality. We stand with those peacefully protesting. We stand against those who are motivated by hatred and violence. We pray for the victims and their families and ask you to join us to help foster a community that is focused on love and equality.”‘

What Peyton Manning said to Josh Allen, Buffalo Bills quarterbacks in Zoom meeting

‘“It’s actually an opportunity to even have better communication. Because there’s nothing else to do, right? Hey, every Tuesday, 9 a.m., quarterbacks and the offensive line, Zoom, watching film. Instead of complaining about it, see it as an opportunity to really improve. There’s no reason you shouldn’t have every play from last year studied down to the T.”’

Pegulas issue statement on injustice and unrest

‘Bills and Sabres owners Terry and Kim Pegula issued the following statement late Monday in response to the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis and the protests that have followed in Buffalo and across the country.’

Bills Today | Peyton Manning’s advice for Josh Allen

‘”That was kind of my message, you know, follow Eli’s lead,” Manning said. “Quarterbacks, take ownership. All these Zoom meetings, right now, the coaches are leading them. My message was to the quarterbacks. ‘Hey, organize your own Zoom meetings without the coaches, just get you and the tight ends, you and the receivers.’ It’s actually an opportunity to even have better communication. Because there’s nothing else to do, right? Hey, every Tuesday, 9 a.m., quarterbacks and the offensive line, Zoom, watching film. Instead of complaining about it, see it as an opportunity to really improve. There’s no reason you shouldn’t have every play from last year studied down to the T.”‘