Two Bills Drive

‘What was the turning point:

"We lost the game, what turning point could there be? There was no turning point. Are you looking for the turning point that made us competitive in the game again? Nobody’s looking for that. We aren’t just happy to be in games. We expect to win every game we play. No one outmatches us, no one outplays us, but right now we are just not getting the wins. It’s tough to win on the road and today was proof of that. They (Bills) didn’t do anything all day until the end of the football game. But that’s how it is on the road."’

‘The Bills wouldn’t say how serious Moulds’ injury was, and the receiver wasn’t available for comment. He was still being treated in the trainers’ room. Moulds was hurt on the game-winning drive in Buffalo’s 22-16 overtime victory against Cincinnati.’

‘Bills quarterback Drew Bledsoe rescued Buffalo with a third-down conversion and a fourth-down conversion covering a total of 33 yards in a microwave drive of 5:05 that produced Rian Lindell’s 29-yard field goal with 28 seconds left to force overtime.’

‘Drew Bledsoe overcame a bumbling start and saved his best for overtime.’

‘Two clutch catches by Eric Moulds put the Buffalo Bills in position for their third win.’

‘Burris was not taken to the hospital, and the Bengals said Burris’ neck was being iced and he will be fine.’

‘Bills running back Travis Henry started against Cincinnati on Sunday after missing last week’s game with torn rib cartilage.’

‘More telling, Winfield often takes down running backs in the backfield. Among his 39 stops this season, eight were for a loss. That speaks to his ability to read a play and his willingness to deliver a blow.’

Sunday’s game will feature quarterbacks who were taken with the first overall pick in the NFL Draft 10 years apart – Buffalo’s Drew Bledsoe and Cincinnati’s Carson Palmer.

‘Since the start of the 1999 season, the Bills stand only 12-14 in The Ralph, including a 1-1 start this season. Last year, they were 5-3.’

‘"The general public probably would look at the Bengals and say that’s a game you should win," Bills quarterback Drew Bledsoe said. "But if you don’t play well against this team you’re not going to win. The Raiders were fortunate to get out of there with a victory. The Steelers put some points on the board in the second half to survive. If we don’t play our best football this week, they will get us."’

‘Outcome: Fans can ease off panic button as Bills get back on track with a 27-16 victory.’

‘Bills cornerback Nate Clements against Bengals wide receiver Chad Johnson.’

‘Hold on a second, guys. Cincinnati has won one game. I don’t care how competitive they’ve been, or whether they could be 3-1 instead of 1-3. Until proved otherwise, they remain the lovable Bungles, perennial NFL doormats.’

‘The saddest sight in the loss to Philadelphia was that of Buffalo rushing Donovan McNabb with three linemen late in the game on a third-and-long when the Bills desperately needed the ball to mount a comeback. Two of the three rushers were rookie Chris Kelsay and backup Ron Edwards. McNabb had time to survey the field then, unbothered, completed the pass that choked off Buffalo’s last chance. Whatever became of the vaunted blitz package the Bills were supposed to use this year?’