Two Bills Drive

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Buffalo has signed rookie TE Bobby Collins. That’s 3 picks signed so far!

“Fans will also notice a remarkable upgrade in the Stadium’s audio quality with the installation of an entirely new sound system. Sound will now emanate from multiple speakers atop the upper deck restroom towers in addition to the main scoreboard. The Stadium’s lighting systems have also undergone a transformation and will brighter than before.”

This article lists Rob Johnson as the 2nd best backup in the NFL. Mentions his 102.6 passer rating in 6 starts. Guess who didn’t make the list? Hint: He plays for a coach with the initials “PFS”. Article also ranks Buffalo’s entire QB unit as 5th best in the NFL – better than any other team in the AFC East.

Training camp report. Decent article – but not much new news here. Good summary of Buffalo’s outlook heading into camp.

St. John Fisher is still in the lead. Russ Brandon is a graduate of Fisher, so expect to see more effort made in that direction. All in all, this looks like it could be a great marketing idea on the Bills part.

A more in-depth look at Buffalo’s interest in LP. Buffalo still seems somewhat hesitant, which in my mind is a good thing.

“The Bills and Buffalo suffered a big loss Wednesday morning when it was disclosed that long time Bills attorney, Vincent Tobia, passed away following a heart attack.”

New York Jets receiver Wayne Chrebet has an answer for Flutie Flakes: “Chrebet Crunch”. It should be an all bran cereal to go with this crappy franchise.

Miami receivers coach Robert Ford said, “If we can keep our receivers healthy and out of jail, we should be fine.” HAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!

Included in the report is a nice paragraph on Eric Moulds.

TBD regular Todd Vallie sets TSN straight on yet another year of high Dolphin expectations.

“The Buffalo Bills Youth Foundation, in cooperation with UPS, Just Buffalo Literary Center, Buffalo and Erie County Public Libraries and the Nioga Library System unveiled The Buffalo Bills/UPS Summer Reading Program on Wednesday.”