Two Bills Drive

‘There are a number of positions where the Bills are dangerously lacking in depth, but quarterback is certainly an exception. Drew Bledsoe is a bona fide star, Alex Van Pelt is a capable backup who has started 11 NFL games, and then there’s Brown, whom Gilbride and coach Gregg Williams think has a bright future despite his third-string status.’

‘This year, quarterback Drew Bledsoe has the green light to change any play that Kevin Gilbride sends into the game. "Kevin really allows us a lot of flexibility. If we see something we want to attack and we’re in a poor play and there’s something better, we can get to it," Bledsoe said after practice on Tuesday.’

‘"Doug Flutie was my favorite. To me, he really got the shaft. They seemed to win every game he filled in."’

‘”I do feel more comfortable here in this camp than I did last year at this time in the Niners camp,” Prioleau said. “I still have a lot of improving to do, but hopefully, I can be a part of this defense this year.”‘

Fan of the Day with a Buffalo Jill – older fan of the day photos are archived.

‘"I’m not going to make an issue of that," Bengals president Mike Brown said Monday. "This is a preseason game."’

Please be advised that the Bills will be featured Wednesday morning on the popular CNBC financial program, “Squawk Box.”

Photo Gallery of Jim Kelly's Hall of Fame Induction

The Bills have an all-new screensaver featuring the 2002 schedule, Drew Bledsoe, and more!

Three wallpapers of the greatest QB in Bills history.

August wallpaper featuring WR Josh Reed

‘Of his son, Kelly said: "I don’t know where he gets his strength." Some of us have a pretty good idea.’

‘"Antoine and Nate are very good corners that will allow us to play the kind of defense we want," Williams said. "We’re asking a lot from them, but we feel they can handle being out there in single coverage."’

‘Actually, Williams isn’t taking it easy on the players. His methods have more to do with keeping players fresh and healthy.’

‘And I swear, from his mother’s death forward, he seemed a different man in public. There’s a point in any life where you can’t forestall manhood any longer and that’s certainly it. All the money and adulation and victory in the world can’t change what that first parental death teaches you (nor can most of us learn it until the moment when life says that we have to).’