The happiest unit in the NFL heading into training camp may be Buffalo’s LBs. The Bills have two monstrous DTs — Sam Adams and Pat Williams — who should eat up space and command some double-teams. That should allow the LBs to fly to the ball without having to get off blocks. The key for Adams is to be in reasonable physical shape. His lack of conditioning cost him a job in Oakland.
BillsBeat - July 7, 2003
BillsBeat - July 6, 2003
Q&A with Peerless Price
PFW: How close were you with Moulds?
Price: We were close. We were friends. We were real good friends. During the process, he was just like, ‘Do what’s best for you and your family. I want you here, but …’ I told him basically what Buffalo had offered and then what the Falcons had offered, and he told me it was a no-brainer, even though he wanted me to stay.
BillsBeat - July 4, 2003
Posey Looks to Create More Sacks, Turnovers
"I was talking to my wife about going back for the Super Bowl the other day," Posey said. "We were kidding about how much fun it would be to return to Houston with the Bills for the big game. I told her, 'How great would that be if the Buffalo Bills went back down to where I got to play my first game as a Houston Texan?' That would be something special for me."
Seat repairs at stadium stir debate about cost
‘According to the Department of Public Works, more than a fifth of the 7,500 heated seats along the sidelines of Ralph Wilson Stadium are broken.’
Bills buy magazine
‘Former Bills Steve Tasker and Fred Smerlas will continue as columnists for the publication. The first issue will be available before training camp opens on July 23.’
Pats sign Conaty
‘This acquisition won’t make waves among league executives, but is was an expensive move for the Patriots and it helped them upgrade a position of need.’
Patriots sign former Delawarean
‘”I’m looking forward to competing for a job with the Patriots,” the younger Conaty said. “It’s a wonderful opportunity. I know firsthand how good they are from playing against them the last six years.”‘
Conaty should add depth to Pats O-line
‘Until just recently, it appeared that Conaty would re-sign with the Bills, and resume his spot as backup center. The Bills opted, however, to rely on younger players to take over the reserve center role and apprised Conaty to explore other options.’
Pats sign Buffalo veteran Conaty
‘The New England Patriots signed center Bill Conaty, formerly of the Buffalo Bills, on Thursday to provide offensive line depth.’
BillsBeat - July 3, 2003
Patriots sign center Conaty
‘Conaty spent six seasons with the Buffalo Bills, where he started 18 of 67 games. He started every game in 2001, but none last year.’
Patriots sign C Bill Conaty
‘Conaty, 30, spent his first six seasons with the Buffalo Bills, and started all 16 games at center in 2001. Last year, he appeared in 11 games but did not start.’
Pats sign FA Conaty
‘Conaty spent all of his six NFL seasons in Buffalo, primarily as a backup. The 30-year-old former Virginia Tech All-American started 18 of his 67 career games, all but one at center. He started all 16 games for the Bills in 2001 but lost his job last year to free agent acquisition Trey Teague. Conaty played in 11 games for the Bills in 2002, mostly appearing on special teams.’
2 sue ex-football player in accident
‘The crime is a felony, but under a plea deal with the District Attorney’s Office, it will be reduced to a misdemeanor if Wright is not arrested on any other charges within a year. After the year is up, Wright, a seventh-round draft pick of the National Football League’s Buffalo Bills, is expected to be placed on probation for three years.’
For 150 kids, Bills football camp offers a chance to shine and have fun
‘For four hours, about 150 children from Buffalo and Rochester Salvation Army programs had an opportunity to practice with all-star Bills guard Ruben Brown. Brown led the troops through a tour of the stadium, including stops in the locker and weight rooms, then out onto the field for drills.’
Ex-Bills Thomas, Kelly get in gear with racing teams
‘Former running back Thurman Thomas recently announced the creation of Thurman Thomas Racing, which will begin competing in the American Speed Association later this summer. Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly is in his first season as a co-owner of a NASCAR Busch Series team.’