‘The Bills have confirmed to WGR Sports Radio 550 that they have not spoken to Miami about trading Travis Henry there.’
BillsBeat - July 28, 2004
Pro Park to run Bills' stadium lots
‘The Bills also said parking rates for the 2004 season will not change. It will cost $15 per automobile, early arrival campers will pay $30 while those arriving on game day will pay $25, and limousines and buses will be charged $40.’
A fish story: ESPN casts nets wider for Bassmaster Classic coverage
“The NFL Network, the league’s own cable channel, plans a novel twist for an Aug. 15 Buffalo-Denver exhibition game: It hopes to microphone 14 players and coaches, but use no announcers, for game coverage that would air later on tape.”
Gray Has Unfinished Business
‘"Jerry’s a very important part of this football team," Mularkey said. "As a head coach you have to oversee what’s happening with the entire team. I allow the defensive personnel to make a lot of their own decisions because those guys are pros. They know what it takes to be successful and I have complete confidence in our coaching staff."’
Defense won't rest until it makes plays
‘"I don’t think there’s any magical thing you can do, but you have to create the atmosphere of trying to get the football," Gray said. "If a guy is making a tackle, the next guy should be trying to get the football out. If the ball is tipped in the air we should be able to get it, or if the ball touches our hands we should be able to intercept it. The more times you stress those things, the more your guys are going to have a chance to do it. Then it becomes contagious."’
Moulds Happy and Healthy
‘He thinks new coach Mike Mularkey’s offense should free up the passing game. "If teams are going to come out and double team it creates one on one situations for Josh (Reed) and Lee (Evans) outside," Moulds explained. "I think with those guys speed and ability to catch the football it will create problems for teams."’
BillsBeat - July 27, 2004
Workouts Pleasant Change
‘Peters’ participation in Arkansas’ summer pass and catch was taking plays away from those who still are Razorbacks, Nutt told Peters. The irony is that Nutt and the other coaches couldn’t persuade Peters to participate in the same sort of drills during the three years he was on the team. Money is a powerful motivation. The 6-foot-4, 328-pound Peters has signed a free-agent contract with the Buffalo Bills, and now the summer workouts – no matter the heat – could determine his NFL status.’
Bills offense under the 'scope
‘”I think the biggest thing is we have to develop as a unit,” said first-year offensive coordinator Tom Clements. “We’ve thrown a lot of stuff at the players in a short period of time, but they’ve picked it up pretty well. We’re not where we need to be and they know that. They will hear it again in camp and then they will have the opportunity to perfect it.”‘
Bills come to terms with third-round pick
‘He will wear No. 69 with the Bills.’
Bills sign third draft pick
‘Four draft picks down, two to go.’
Bills tough guy Henry needs more respect
‘Henry has rushed for 1,438 yards and 1,356 yards in the past two seasons. He also has caught 71 passes for 467 yards and scored 25 TDs over that span. He reduced his fumbles from eight in 2002 to three last season. Yet when “experts” rate the NFL’s running backs, Henry seldom cracks the top 10.’
Wanted: star RB
‘The Dolphins also contacted a half-dozen other teams, including the Oakland Raiders, Chicago Bears, Buffalo Bills and Minnesota Vikings, an NFL source said.’
Anderson Accepts Contract
‘The 6-foot-3, 305 pound defensive tackle was a three year starter for Ohio State, helping the Buckeyes win a national championship in 2002.’
The Bills Get Anderson In Before Camp Starts
‘Anderson had 11 career sacks at Ohio State. He started 36 of the 44 games he suited up for the Buckeyes. Anderson could become an important piece of the Bills puzzle should they not be able to keep Pat Williams who’s an unrestricted free agent after this season.’
Bills agree to terms with defensive lineman Tim Anderson
‘The Bills still have to hash out contracts with wide receiver Lee Evans of Wisconsin and quarterback J.P. Losman of Tulane. Evans was the team’s first pick in the first round draft, Losman was the second selection in round one.’