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Archives for August 2020

Rookie RB Zack Moss looking to carve out his role in Bills offense

‘“Our coaches are doing a very good job of keeping us very, very trained well to know what to do when we go out there so our confidence is definitely up, mine is up. Still trying to learn a lot of things about this game, speed and certain things like that but from that point we’re doing pretty good,” Moss explained.’

Bills OL Daryl Williams believes his best football is still ahead of him

‘“I mean that’s not the first time I’ve heard that. After my third year I was second team All-Pro and I just remember my coaches after that year they told me I can play a lot better than that and I was aiming towards that going into my fourth year and then obviously the injury happened and it was a setback for me,” Williams said on a zoom call with reporters.’

Bills sign P Lachlan Edwards

‘A native of Australia, Edwards didn’t even start punting until 2012, when he was messing around with a group of friends in the yard trying to play American football.’

Zack Moss is more than just a physical runner

‘“My mentality is to never be tackled by one guy. I always try to make that first defender miss by any means necessary,” says Moss. “That’s my mentality every time I get the ball in my hands.”’

Daryl Williams looking to regain All-Pro form in Buffalo

‘“This is a young man that we feel has yet to play his best football and become the best version of himself,” says McDermott. “And so we hope that he continues to grow and blossom here in Western New York, in a Bills uniform, and he seems very comfortable.”’

Lachlan Edwards’ unique football journey brings him to Buffalo

‘“I was going to college in Australia, originally,” says Edwards, who attended the University of Ballarat. “We got bored one summer and found an American football at my buddy’s house. We went down to the field and started throwing it. Back then, I couldn’t really throw, so we just started punting it. I played Australian football and that’s how we move the ball. So I started punting it and one of my professors was driving by and he was a native from Connecticut.”’