Shaw should blend in quickly. On his visit to Buffalo, the speedy Shaw pointed out that he spent two seasons with Kevin Gilbride’s offensive system in Pittsburgh. In his three years with the Steelers (’99-’01) he averaged over 16 yards per catch. The 27-year old believes he’ll be able to reacquaint himself with the offense quickly which could help him step right in and contribute.
BillsBeat - March 18, 2003
BillsBeat - March 17, 2003
Bobby Shaw Bio/Career WR/PR Stats
Talented receiver who joined Jaguars as unrestricted free agent on April 2, 2002 to replace Keenan McCardell as team's slot receiver. Possession receiver caught 92 passes in four years with Pittsburgh Steelers, missing only one game in his first three seasons.
Falcons sign LB Newman, CB Williams
‘Newman spent the first four years of his career with the Bills after they selected him in the fourth round of the 1999 draft. The 6-2, 248-pounder has 238 tackles and 14 1/2 sacks in 52 career games, including 42 starts.’
Meet "Coach Donahoe"
‘"Tom is the best at what he does because of how he does it," Carl says. "I don’t think it’s been his goal to personally be the best. It’s just the end result."’
Bills Agree To Terms With WR Bobby Shaw
The Bills today announced that the team has agreed to terms on a contract Shaw. In accordance with club policy, terms of the deal were not disclosed.
Falcons sign linebacker Newman
‘The Atlanta Falcons announced today that they have signed LB Keith Newman as an unrestricted free agent from the Buffalo Bills. Terms of the contract were not disclosed by the team.’
Win a Takeo Spikes Autographed Football
Win a Wilson Authentic NFL Game Ball autographed by linebacker Takeo Spikes!
Kailbourne prepared if Bills revive campaign
‘Now, as the clock starts ticking again on the future of the franchise, the question has arisen: Can the success of 1998 be repeated and would those who led that effort try it again.’
Buffalo Bills Coaching Staff
Buffalo added five new coaches this offseason.
Players taste game action
Merceda Perry, a LB out of UNC Chapel Hill, who the Bills signed on January 24th and allocated to NFL Europe had 4 sacks in a game condition scrimmage for the Barcelona Dragons.
BillsBeat - March 16, 2003
Bills' best upgrades may be the guys carrying clipboards
‘"The difference is in the takeaway-giveaway ratio. Tell me who had the most takeaways in a game, and I can tell you the likely winner." The Bills had 19 takeaways in each of the past two seasons. They finished in the bottom five of NFL takeaway-giveaway ratio in both years.’
Adams has the stuff to give Bills a championship defense
‘Adams is the run-plugger who will keep the blockers off Fletcher and Spikes. He automatically would make Pat Williams better.’
Patriots, Bills appear most improved in AFC East
‘Here is how I rate the AFC East in terms of improvement since last season ended…’.
Things are shaking in the AFC East
”’The Bills have done the most to improve their team but they’re the one that needed the most. They significantly improved themselves on defense by signing [linebackers Jeff] Posey and [Takeo] Spikes. They lost Keith Newman but they more than made up for that with Spikes, who should really impact their defense.”‘
Bills on the move
‘As encouraging as the Patriots’ signings of linebacker/pass rusher Rosevelt Colvin, safety Rodney Harrison and cornerback Tyrone Poole have been, Bill Belichick and Scott Pioli are still a move or two away from matching the offseason improvement of the Buffalo Bills.’