Running back Ken Simonton became just the third player in the history of the NFLEL to record three consecutive 100-yard rushing games, recording 132 yards on 16 carries. To add to his already outstanding day, Simonton recorded six receptions for 61 yards.
BillsBeat - May 12, 2003
Bills' 'Select-A-Seat' sale doubles last year's total
‘The Buffalo Bills said more than 600 new season tickets were sold this past weekend at the team’s annual "Select-A-Seat" event at Ralph Wilson Stadium.’
Buffalo Bills Student Leaders
The Buffalo Bills are searching for outstanding high school students for our newest program, Buffalo Bills Student Leaders. This program is designed to provide students with unique experiences that will develop leadership skills in preparation for their continuing education. It is open to students who will be juniors or seniors as of September 2003.
New Bills Wallpaper Featuring Willis McGahee
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Darryl Talley To Be Honored On The Bills Wall
Talley was a two time Pro Bowler and is second on the all time tackles list. The LB played 12 seasons in Buffalo which covered 188 games. That’s 5th All-time behind Andre Reed, Smith, Jim Richter and Joe Devlin.
Larry Felser: Mini-Camp Thoughts
The most impressive of the pro sophomores might have been Kevin Thomas, who was also impressive over the last quarter of his rookie season. There’s a long way to go and Titans free agent Dainon Sidney was also impressive, but Thomas seems to have a jump on the nickel back job.
BillsBeat - May 11, 2003
Darryl Talley To Join Bills Wall of Fame - Ask Him A Question
Darryl Talley, former Bills linebacker from 1983-94, will become the 20th honoree on the Bills Wall of Fame at Ralph Wilson Stadium during a ceremony on October 19 against the Washington Redskins.
Spot on Bills' Wall gives Talley his respect
‘”I’m very honored,” Talley said from his home in Orlando, Fla. “The Bills have been around 45 years, and to go up on that wall, considering all the players who have played, is a great honor.”‘
Talley will be 20th on Bills Wall of Fame
‘Talley has chosen Oct. 19 for his induction ceremony, the day the Bills host the Washington Redskins and Smith, who will enter his 19th season needing just four sacks to break Reggie White’s career NFL mark.’
BillsBeat - May 10, 2003
2003 Buffalo Bills Fan Predictions
On Saturday, May 10, potential season ticket holders had the chance to try some of the best seats on for size at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Some of the festivities surrounding the team's "Select-A-Seat" day included an autograph session with Bills players, a tour of the Bills locker room and an opportunity to check out the new playing surface that is being installed for the 2003 season. During the event, buffalobills.com asked a handful of fans to predict the team's record in 2003.
Wounded knee
‘Experts say that is a key unanswered question about McGahee, whether microscopic damage to the cartilage took place or develops in the future.’
BillsBeat - May 9, 2003
Bills Fans Across America: Spotlight Montana
The Bills are the greatest team from the greatest city in America. I joined the fans as a six-year old in 1965. I was the youngest child of a Montana family that moved around a bit, Buffalo was home for a while and the Bills made it stay my home, thirty years after leaving. Thanks to the Bills, Western New York has much more to cheer about. The team and the city will always have a special spot, a very large spot in my heart.
Butler's stamp stays with Chargers
‘Berman recalled how when the Bills got on the clock during draft day, he would become uncannily accurate in his prediction of their selection. "The best part was it took Mr. (Ralph) Wilson, the owner of the Bills, about seven years to figure it out. It confounded him," Berman said. When asked about his success in picking Buffalo’s top choice, Berman had a stock answer. "All I would say is that I was in Buffalo recently and a cab driver told me," he said. Berman said it was Butler’s way of putting one over on the owner.’
Butler's legacy, inspiration live on
‘Levy recognized that Butler could be a demanding administrator. “Yes, he demanded excellence,” Levy said. “He demanded it in himself and he inspired it in others. John was a magnificent leader if being a leader is the ability to get other people to get the best out of themselves. Not by getting them to follow you, but by getting them to join you.”‘
A Time of Peace
‘As Marv Levy, a Hall of Fame Coach that took the Buffalo Bills to four Super Bowls with Butler, said, "What kind of a man is John Butler? John Butler lives on. His legacy inspires us," Levy said.’