Two Bills Drive

It’s finally here! After being deprived of real football for months, we can now drink up!

Bills are finally marketing regionally. Lets hope this type of smart marketing keeps the Bills in Buffalo for at least another 40 years.

“On his own team, the 35-year-old Reed has seen teammates with much less time and contributions to the Bills soar past him on the salary chart. This off-season, 36-year-old quarterback Doug Flutie, tackle Jerry Ostroski and cornerback Ken Irvin were given deals averaging $5.5 million, $3.125 million and $2.7 million.”

Buffalo has a multi-talented QB in Flutie. He certainly has the ability to improvise!

“If the bars are knowingly breaking the law by bringing in the TV signal by false pretenses, that is a crime. But to use bully tactics to seek penalties of an enormity which could cause these businesses to close up shop is overkill.”

Those of us who are old enough to remember McKenzie and Freddy know that these awards are very well deserved.

With these 3 signings, Buffalo has 6 of 9 picks signed.

“The Buffalo Bills and Green Bay Packers were also interested in [Lawrence] Phillips, but he chose the 49ers because, he said, the chances are better to immediately break into the starting lineup.”

Many of the same sentiments as expressed by the astute readers of this page.

Another exclusive player interview for TBD! Armon looks like he has a great shot to make the team.

Buffalo – #21 Overall, #5 Hockey, #8 Football

“Heading into the weekend, the 49ers were close to signing Phillips, who instructed agent Mitch Frankel to negotiate only with San Francisco as he eliminated Buffalo and Green Bay from consideration.”

“[Buffalo general manager John] Butler, whose lineup remains virtually unchanged from last season, believes the pieces are in place for another run at the Super Bowl.”

“Buffalo is No. 21 (up from No. 30 in 1998)…”

“The western New York community and people from around the country have been extremely generous and supportive in helping the Hunter’s Hope Foundation,” Jill Kelly, the foundation’s chief executive officer, said in a statement. “We are so happy we can finally put that money into research so scientists can get to work in finding a cure for this painful, fatal disease.”