Two Bills Drive

Despite coming out on the losing end of Sunday’s game against the Dolphins, Moulds makes the list. Moulds had six receptions for 196 yards and two touchdowns in the Bills’ 34-27 loss to Miami.

Eric Moulds was the top WR this week with 6 receptions for 196 yards including 2 TDs against Miami. Van Pelt was #3 QB with 21 of 34 with 309 yards and 3 TD with 1 interception. Travis Henry rounded out the top 10 RBs with 97 yards on 19 attempts.

‘Chargers director of pro personnel A.J. Smith, who knew Christie from their days together in Buffalo, kept in contact with Christie while he rehabilitated in case the team needed help.’

‘Neither Chargers coach Mike Riley nor general manager John Butler would confirm that Christie is headed to San Diego. Gil Scott, Christie’s agent, said, "It’s a possibility, but nothing is confirmed."’

‘Graham had been released by the Seattle Seahawks before the start of the season. He kicked at Virginia Tech and is the Big East’s career scoring leader.’

Graham, 23, will wear jersey #17 with the Bills. He replaces kicker Jake Arians, whom the team released yesterday.

Special teams captain, Sammy Morris, “I had no idea until our special teams meeting and Danny (Smith) kind of mentioned it. It’s kind of sad, but that’s how the league is.”

Williams said they’ll have their decision made by Monday evening and will go with a face that’s familiar to them, “We’ll go with some of the people we brought in here and worked out, that we had chance to take a look at first-hand.” It appears the leading candidate is another first year player, Shayne Graham. While the Bills could not confirm Graham as their next kicker Monday night he’s was due in Buffalo Monday evening. He’s expected to sign Tuesday.

Morris inadvertently gave a hint that it wouldn’t be a veteran kicker like Al Del Greco or Doug Brien when he spoke to the media Monday afternoon, “There’s not much we can do now as far as Jake getting cut. We have to welcome in the new guy and help him feel comfortable around our bunch of guys, and he’s never been in the league before. It’s up to us to make him feel comfortable.”

‘The Buffalo Bills spent the first nine games of the season attempting, usually in vain, to take a lead. On Sunday, they showed they can’t protect one, either. The Miami Dolphins, who didn’t score a single point at home against the New York Jets last week, put up 24 in the fourth quarter, including 17 in the final 4:09. Jay Fiedler’s 32-yard touchdown strike to Chris Chambers, the duo’s second score of that decisive stretch run, capped Miami’s 34-27 win. “I usually consider myself calm, cool and collected, but it was hard at the end for me,” said Buffalo defensive end Phil Hansen. “I’ve seen a lot in 11 years, and this is a new low.” The Bills yielded scores on Miami’s final four possessions, failed to pick up a first down when they could have run out the clock and set up the winning touchdown with Nate Clements’ fumbled kickoff return. Still clinging to an emaciated chance at forcing overtime with the clock running out, they couldn’t even spike the ball before it reached double-zero.’

Bills help out at Thanksgiving Party held at the Salvation Army as photographed by Jack Wheeler, TBD’s resident Blue Coat. Bills attending included David Dinkins, Ruben Brown, Junior Robinson as well as Bills mascot, Billy Buffalo.

The Buffalo Bills help out at the annual City Mission Thanksgiving Dinner as photographed by Jack in Syracuse, TBD’s resident Blue Coat. Players included Kris Farris (even with broken leg), Sammy Morris, Brian Moorman, and Jay Riemersma.

‘[Shayne] Graham, 23, was a standout at Virginia Tech, where he set the Big East Conference’s career scoring record with 371 points.’

‘And are we really supposed to buy the idea that Johnson watched Sunday’s game from a coaches’ box because the team didn’t want him to get hurt? Do they think we’re all idiots?’

‘"Hard to take is putting it lightly," tight end Jay Riemersma said Monday. "Especially when you have a win in your grasp like that."’

‘The steady stream of fights began before the opening kickoff and continued throughout the game, long before the Bills squandered their 10-point lead late in the fourth quarter.’

‘Nowadays, Jay Riemersma is a cannot-miss kind of guy. Standing six feet, five inches tall, the guy simply looks like a football player. In the five years he has played tight end for the Buffalo Bills, Jay has been a team leader and one of the most consistent contributors. He is well-spoken and thoughtful, so you will see him doing TV interviews often and making regular community appearances.’