Two Bills Drive

Jones, a first-round draft pick by the Bills in 1991, played in 144 regular-season games for Buffalo, with 129 starts. He started in 61 straight games from 1997 through last season.

He recorded 100 or more tackles in each of his last four seasons.

‘Not surprisingly, the Bills are last in the NFL in total defense, last in pass defense and last in the AFC East.’

Still haven’t stopped Peyton Manning and the Colts offense.

Cowart injury made things go from bad to worse.

New 46 defense obviously struggled versus explosive Colts, and offense isn’t helping either.

Of our remaining opponents only New England (#31) is rated lower by Dan Pompei.

Topics covered were what fans can expect at Sunday’s game against Pittsburgh, as well as what the team is learning from their loss to Indianapolis on Sunday.

QB Rob Johnson is particpating in 3rd annual “Rush for Reading” challenge.

Jake Arians, Brian Moorman, Brown, Phil Crosby, DaShon Polk, Avion Black, Peerless Price, Jonas Jennings, Kendrick Office and Tyrone Roberston are particpating in United Way Hometown Huddles.

The fans voted on who they thought deserved the game ball in Sunday’s game at Indianapolis, and in a close vote, quarterback Rob Johnson was chosen by fans to receive the buffalobills.com Game Ball of the Week for his performance.

With Pro Bowl strong safety Robert Griffith sidelined 6-8 weeks with a fractured ankle, the Vikings on Tuesday signed veteran Henry Jones.

The Vikings released first-year TE Matt Cercone to make room on the roster for Jones.

The teams in AFC Central has been playing musical chairs. The Bengals, the supposed dogs of the AFC, are 2-0 and the Titans, who were supposed to challenge for AFC crown, are 0-2. The Steelers have had two weeks off due to terrorist attack and the bye week and are anxious to get a touchdown.

‘Gregg Williams strikes me as someone who could have a long and successful NFL career … OR end up a colossal failure. His problem is a self-confidence that’s almost arrogant.’

‘Jones reportedly worked out for Detroit shortly after being released, but had been waiting for a better opportunity.’

‘The first player to get a chance apparently will be Henry Jones, formerly with the Buffalo Bills. His agent, Jim Steiner, said Jones flew Monday to the Twin Cities and was scheduled for a physical today. Steiner expects that Jones will pass and could be signed. In August, Buffalo cut Jones, a Pro Bowl player in 1992, after the Bills’ new coaching staff wanted Jones, 33, to play a hybrid linebacker position. New Orleans and Detroit also have shown interest in Jones.’