‘”We’re 7-0, are you kidding me?” Gonzalez said. “I understand that this window of opportunity is so small. To win in the NFL. We have a chance to do some damage coming up here if we can get in the playoffs. Hopefully we can get to the Super Bowl. I’m having a great time.”‘
BillsBeat - October 25, 2003
Chiefs notes
‘R-Kal Truluck, the right defensive end in passing situations before he sprained an ankle three weeks ago, took his normal turn in practice and appeared ready for Sunday’s game against Buffalo at Arrowhead Stadium.’
Chiefs should be healthy
‘After missing the last two Buffalo games with a groin injury, Bills standout receiver Eric Moulds — who has averaged 15 yards on each of his 30 catches in only five games — could be closing to returning to action against the Chiefs. Bills coach Gregg Williams said Friday that Moulds had taken a decent number of practice repetitions this week and appeared close to playing Sunday night. Williams said Moulds might have been able to play in last week’s Buffalo upset of Washington, but was held out as a precautionary measure.’
BillsBeat - October 24, 2003
KC hoping for help from home crowd
”’It’s one of the noisiest stadiums in the league,” said Bills coach Gregg Williams. ”They’re on a roll and the Chiefs are playing well. It can be a very frustrating place to play at, executing and doing what we’re supposed to do. It’s got a great reputation as being one of the most difficult places to play on the road.”’
Shooting for consistency
‘Look for the Bills to do their best to get Henry going early in this contest. They may have to mix things up a bit, though, as the Chiefs will surely be determined to shut Henry down.’
Schobel: It's a Simple Game
‘”I struggled in Kansas City last year. I didn’t have a good game, so I have to show them I can play this time around.”‘
Bills Need to Steal One
‘Bills 24 Chiefs 23.’
Bills feel the rush from Schobel's play
‘”I think I’m a pretty solid player, but I can always improve,” he said. “I’m getting better each week. I’m not where I want to be at this point, but I’ll get there soon.”‘
Chiefs' 'D' answers when opportunity knocks
‘Despite ranking just 27th in the NFL in total yards allowed, the Chiefs lead the league with 20 takeaways and are first in the AFC with 13 interceptions. They have returned three of those turnovers for touchdowns.’
Hall achieves new heights
‘”We’ve been covering punts fairly well, except for the one game that we were disappointed with,” said cover man Coy Wire. “There’s no question he’s the best returner in the league and we have a challenge on our hands, but I think we’re looking forward to it. There’s nothing to be scared about. He’s going to play his best game, and so are we.”‘
Chiefs, loud fans equal tough task
‘What makes the Arrowhead effect so unique is that it’s all natural. In many of the ear-splitting domes, the noise is artificial through the use of recorded sound effects and music. But at Arrowhead, the din is generated almost solely by the crowd.’
Chiefs' success has Vermeil humbled
‘Much of Vermeil’s success can be attributed to his uncanny ability to get the most from unheralded players. He did it in St. Louis with Bills linebacker London Fletcher, who went undrafted in 1998.’
The sack comes back in Chiefs defense
‘”They don’t blitz a lot,” Bledsoe said. “But when they do, they’re very effective with it. Even when you have the linebackers accounted for with your scheme, they’re very good pass rushers and can shed a block and still get pressure. The Chiefs’ defense will force us to not only account for those guys, but then to block them effectively.”‘
Chiefs notes
‘Buffalo defensive end Pat Williams raised some eyebrows and provided the Chiefs with some bulletin-board material this week when he appeared on wide receiver Eric Moulds’ television show and declared that the Bills are going to “shut down” Priest Holmes on Sunday night.’
Grigsby to miss Chiefs broadcast Sunday
‘Longtime Chiefs announcer Bill Grigsby will miss the Chiefs-Bills game this Sunday because of health issues.’