Two Bills Drive

With Raiders DT Sam Adams still unable to get what he thinks is a satisfactory offer over the long term from Cincinnati, he is set Thursday to visit Buffalo, the city, where ironically comes the buzz that the Bills could be prepping an offer sheet for Bengals LB Takeo Spikes in the next week.

Weakside LB Takeo Spikes would add some serious swagger to the Bills’ defense. He’s emotional, intense and outgoing. He’s not one of those players who leads by example.

Spikes leads with his mouth AND by example

When it was over, Tom Donahoe said he felt like a teacher once again, right down to the blank stares he used to see on many students' faces.

"You just know that everybody is saying, 'What did he say?'" the Buffalo Bills president/general manager said with a sheepish green as he stepped down from the platform in the media room at the team's training facility.

March 5, 1970 – JACK KEMP RETIRES TO ENTER POLITICS

A story in the Buffalo Evening News, said Bills' quarterback Jack was going to retire from pro football and enter the world of politics.

DT Omari Jordan (91), LB Jeff Posey (96), DE Grant Irons (95)

Looking into Takeo Spikes

"We have not made an offer, but we do have some interest in him. We have had some discussions with his agent and we are in the process of trying to set up a visit for him to come in and meet our coaches and take a look at our football team.

‘Peterson is attracting a lot attention on the free agent market. He visited with St. Louis over the weekend and has a meeting scheduled with Detroit this week. Cleveland reportedly also has some interest.’

‘Joe D’s workout includes 1,000 push-ups (in sets of 200) and 30 minutes of jumping rope (usually in two 15-minute sets). As any boxer will tell you, that wouldn’t be shabby for a man half Joe D’s age. ("I could easily do 30 minutes at a time," he said, apologetically.)’

‘The Buffalo Bills’ pursuit of some big-name defensive free agents is heating up, with general manager Tom Donahoe formally acknowledging his interest in Sam Adams, Mike Peterson and Takeo Spikes on Monday.’

‘I spent much of Friday evening logged onto the Web site, TwoBillsDrive.com. On their message board, posters were rattling off a litany of potential free agent signings and the probability of each one happening.’

‘Foreman and Keith Newman were once roommates on road trips as members of the Buffalo Bills and might be reunited. Newman was impressed after a visit to Reliant Park on Monday. The Texans are in search of a starting right outside linebacker after Jeff Posey signed a four-year deal with Buffalo last week, and Newman is one of their top targets. Newman, 26, spent the past four seasons in Buffalo, which used a 3-4 defense during his first two years in the league.’

The Falcons spoke briefly with the Buffalo Bills about the possibility of a trade for wide receiver Peerless Price, whom the Bills have labeled a franchise player. It was the first discussion with the Bills since Price’s visit to Flowery Branch on Saturday.

Falcons executive vice president Ray Anderson described the conversation as "uneventful" but was hopeful for future talks.

But I just can’t get past the fact that Rob Johnson is still, well, Rob Johnson.

This is the guy who took 80 sacks during his 20-game stint with the Bills. He took 19 sacks in six appearances with the Bucs last season and has thrown just eight more TDs than interceptions in his career. He has never been anything special in the NFL and considering the schizophrenic nature of the Redskins’ QB situation over the past year, there’s a good chance that Johnson will get to see the field at some point.

ESPN.com has learned that the Falcons actually pitched Simoneau to the Buffalo Bills last week as part of the teams’ discussions about a trade that would bring wide receiver Peerless Price to the Falcons.

‘There’s no doubt playing indoors on the carpet of the Georgia Dome favors Price. And having Michael Vick to get the ball downfield fits with Price’s speed. On the other hand, there isn’t another Falcons’ receiver who legitimately would draw enough attention away from Price. And that’s why most scouts question how Price would perform without Eric Moulds supporting him. So what’s the price? A large multi-year contract after sending the Buffalo Bills a couple important draft picks.’