Two Bills Drive

Let’s hope something good comes out of this.

“CBS SportsLine, citing sources from two teams in pursuit of Phillips, reported that the Buffalo Bills had moved into the lead in the negotiating process, making an offer that includes a signing bonus of more than $200,000.”

The Bills 1998 highlight video will be shown 5 times during August and September.

Bill Walsh claims SanFran is Phillips’ 1st choice.

Fox claims that Phillips spoke with the Bills on Monday, although Butler told WKBW that he hadn’t spoken with Phillips agent since Friday. There seems to be some fibbing going on around here…

This AP story claims the 49ers are still very interested in Phillips, even though they just signed Charlie Garner. Of course, anyone who plays for the league minimum is a friend to SanFran after this offseason’s bloodbath.

Len Pasquarelli claims Buffalo is close to signing Phillips, but ESPN is saying the 49ers are still hot on his trail.

Bruce Smith isn’t even mentioned as one of the best DEs in the NFL, despite having double-digit sack totals over the past 3 years. I don’t get it. What is wrong with these people?

Okay, Buffalo has Andre Reed and Eric Moulds. Miami has dog doo, yet Miami’s WRs rank higher than Buffalo’s? Doesn’t seem very well thought out, does it. Eric Moulds does get special recognition, though. And we thought TSN was getting rid of their pro-Porky bias. We were wrong.

After signing Friggin’ Lonnie, KC’s TE squad ranks #7 in the NFL and Buffalo’s ranks 23rd. Oh, why did we have to let Lonnie go? Will we ever make it without his tremendous talent? This fan is depressed and confused.

Discusses Buffalo’s apparent lack of faith in Antowain given the interest in LP.

Both Thurman Thomas and Sam Gash are mentioned as some of the best RBs in their role in the NFL. They also rank Buffalo’s entire RB unit as 8th in the NFL, even though last year they finished 3rd in the NFL in actual stats.”

“On a side note, Miami ranked very poorly and has the makings of another sub-par season running the ball. The more things change, the more they stay the same.