Two Bills Drive

‘They have given the ball away 27 times (15 interceptions and 12 fumbles), resulting in 106 points by the opposition.’

‘Price partially tore the ACL late last season but didn’t have surgery.’

Bills’ center Craig Heimburger visited Buffalo City School #74 for the third time this season contributing to the Buffalo Bills-Target Art Program. Heimburger diligently assisted the students on their monoprints and calligraphs while completing a few art projects of his own.

‘Kasay has made 16 of 18 field-goal attempts, including a 51-yarder late in Sunday’s game at New Orleans.’

‘Carolina Panthers defensive end Jason Peter said Thursday that he won’t decide if he will retire until spring.’

‘San Francisco’s players and coaches vs. Buffalo’s players and coaches looked like a chess match between Bobby Fischer and those who play with Fisher-Price toys.’

‘Price will undergo surgery today or tomorrow to repair an anterior cruciate ligament and will miss the season’s final five games.’

‘No one has to sell the importance of this Sunday’s game between the 1-11 Carolina Panthers and the 1-10 Buffalo Bills to Chris Slade.’

‘Wide receiver Muhsin Muhammad, who practiced the past two days after missing the previous two games because of bruised shoulders, said he intends to return to the starting lineup on Sunday.’

‘Carolina’s matchup with Buffalo marks the first time since that New England-Cincinnati game eight years ago that two NFL teams with only one win to their name have met in a December game.’

“I don’t think he’s going to be able to go,” Seifert said. “I would love for him to be able to play, but I think it’s kind of a stretch.”

‘"I don’t know what’s up," Pat Williams said. "I’m mad about that. You’ve got to feel bad for the fans because they come to support us. They want to see us win, and we ain’t winning for them. It’s been backward for us. We haven’t been playing good here or away."’

‘Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Shawn Price will miss the rest of the season with ligament damage in his left knee.’

‘Centers has provided the team with veteran leadership since he arrived in Western New York this past May. Playing in for the NFL for over a decade, he has proved to be one of the league’s best fullbacks. ‘

"I’ll never forget that first time I walked into the Buffalo Bills’ team meeting room in early November of 1986 upon being appointed in midseason to take over as head coach," Levy recalled at his Hall of Fame induction. "Sitting in that room were a young Jim Kelly, Andre Reed, Bruce Smith, Kent Hull and Darryl Talley were there, great leaders."