Two Bills Drive

‘"It’s fun personally to work with a guy who thinks he has something to prove," Bills coach Gregg Williams said. "He’s on a mission. He wants to make sure everyone understands he’s not done playing this game and he can play at a high level for quite a while."’

‘They have the shop, but no driver, sponsors, crew chief or manufacturer was announced Friday. However, Kelly did say the Hunter’s Hope Foundation he and his wife Jill created for their son, Hunter Kelly, who was born with Krabbe’s disease will be a prominent part of the team. "With the support of the Busch Series and Frank Cicci Racing, Hunter’s Hope will reach more people than ever before," Kelly said. "Our goal is to increase public awareness of the foundation and ultimately to raise funds to support research efforts to find a cure for Krabbe and other leukodystrophies."’

‘He’s making $2.5 million after refusing a pay cut, which was what the Bills proposed when they asked him to restructure his contract. His deal calls for him to make $3.5 million next season, but there’s a better chance he’ll be released.’

‘”As a matter of fact I starred in his Nike commercial for three or four years based on that game,” Bledsoe said with a laugh, recalling the ad that featured Smith’s wipeout of Bledsoe.’

‘Long before Gregg Williams had his storied interview with Tom Donahoe. Even preceding Marvin Lewis and John Fox being rumored as the leading candidates for the Buffalo Bills’ head coaching job, there was Dom Capers.’

‘"In my mind, Eric and Peerless are playing as well as any receivers in the league," Bledsoe said this week during a break in preparation for Sunday’s game against the Texans. "Teams are starting to focus on trying to shut them down, but they’re still catching the ball and making plays. "I have supreme confidence in those two guys right now. I’ll take some chances throwing the ball to them that I wouldn’t take if they were other guys."’

‘Utilizing anaconda-like strength with the quick-strike ability of a cobra, Posey has charmed his way to a team-high 3 1/2 sacks — half a sack more than his total for the first four years of his career.’

‘Texans coach Dom Capers and Bills coach Gregg Williams share a common bond as head coaches who were defensive coordinators, so Capers can sympathize with Williams, whose Bills have the 26th-ranked defense in the league, and have allowed an average of 36 points per game, the highest total in the NFL.’

‘Kelly’s role is less about racing and more about profits. His monetary contribution was not revealed, but Cicci said the retired Buffalo Bills quarterback would try to attract sponsors and use his contacts to help market the team.’

‘Kelly is teaming up Frank Cicci to form a team in the Busch Series. The team will be known as Frank Cicci Racing.’

‘Kelly said being involved in the Busch team will also give him another platform from which to generate support for the Hunter’s Hope Foundation, established by Kelly and his wife, Jill, in honor of their 5-year-old son, Hunter, diagnosed shortly after birth with Krabbe Disease.’

It looks like the Buffalo Bills are prepared to part with defensive tackle Tyrone Robertson and will seek to recoup a prorated share of his signing bonus and, after perhaps keeping him around for a week following the end of his suspension, waive him.

Jennings: "That's a no brainer. Georgia! Last two years we've beat Tennessee. We're going to keep it going. I'm definitely going to follow the game. We're looking to beat them by three touchdowns. If you talk to my Georgia boys tell them I said go out there and play ball."

"Eric (Moulds) has helped me a lot along the way. He's been a tremendous help. This year alone, Drew Bledsoe and Kevin Gilbride (have helped me). Drew from the standpoint of having confidence in me and believing in me. Coach Gilbride for the schemes and all the things he allows me to do."

Ten years ago, Ron Wolf pulled off one of the best trades in NFL history — acquiring Brett Favre for the Green Bay Packers for a first-round draft choice. Meanwhile, everybody says "there are no more big trades in the NFL anymore." Well, the Buffalo Bills and Miami Dolphins certainly would not agree with that theory. Trades that these clubs engineered this year are paying handsome dividends.