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The Latest Buffalo Bills News GoBills! 1 - 30 of 35818 Next Entries May 11, 2008 [7:35 am] Bruce Smith Next For Bills Wall of Fame BuffaloBills.com reports: '"I represent those that are already up there and all of my teammates and the fans," he said. "I represent all of the coaches that I ever had and one in particular Ted Cottrell. He took me under his wing when he first got there and taught me how to study film. I represent Rusty Jones. He taught me the nutritional part of the game. When I got up to 310 pounds after my first season I quickly realized that I wasn't going to become the player I wanted to become unless I had the endurance to play for four quarters and if need be overtime. Everyone played their role."' [6:56 am] Bills’ Wall clears a spot for Bruce Buffalo News reports: '“I heard from Ralph while I was in St. Kitts having my golf tournament,” Smith said by phone from Virginia Beach, Va. “I have an annual golf tournament there and a bunch of the guys come to it. . . . It was a blessing. To hear his voice and to know that honor will happen, I’m quite excited about it.”' [6:54 am] Bills’ backers see better days on the horizon Buffalo News reports: 'The fact is, people believe in this team. Give Buffalo fans the slightest reason for hope and they’ll allow you to lead them by the hand. There’s a general perception that the Bills are building toward something. It’s a stretch, but there are parallels to the 1988 team of 20 years ago.' [4:37 am] Smith joining Bills' Wall of Fame Rochester D&C reports: '"To hear Mr. Wilson's voice, and to know the honor will happen, I'm quite excited about it. It's a blessing," said Smith, 44, who operates Bruce Smith Enterprises, a commercial real estate development company located in Virginia Beach, Va.' Contribute to BillsBeat! - Submit Bills news May 10, 2008 [8:05 pm] Team hopes for a Fine find Niagara Gazette reports: '“We feel really good about Derek Fine,” Bills Chief Operating Officer Russ Brandon said after the draft. “He’s a heck of a football player. He’s a guy that’s going to come in and contribute. He’s a pass-catching tight end that’s very good with the run after the catch.”' [8:33 am] 'Coach Jason' gives NFL-caliber guidance to lake flag football team Lake Sun Leader reports: 'While Whittle, a 10-year veteran NFL offensive lineman, is used to the crowd noise and support of Buffalo Bills fans during the season, the cheers he currently hears come from Laker Stadium are made by the parents, friends and family of his NFL Flag football team, the Panthers.' [8:31 am] Whittle inks another one-year deal with Bills Lake Sun Leader reports: ''I tore my hamstring off the bone but now it feels great. I didn't have surgery, it just re-attached to scar tissue,' Whittle said. 'It was the most painful injury I've had, but it actually healed really quickly, a lot quicker than anticipated. That was the first time I was on IR (injured reserve), it wasn't much fun.'' [4:26 am] USD grad, Little invited to tryout with Buffalo Bills Vermillion Plain Talk reports: '"This is a great opportunity for me to showcase my talents and represent Coyote football," said Little. "I am looking forward to going out and giving it my all. I will work hard and try my best to do well at the tryout."' Contribute to BillsBeat! - Submit Bills news May 9, 2008 [10:59 pm] Legendary Levy gets invited to camp Montreal Gazette reports: '"First of all, you won't get it all (CFL rules) at once," Levy cautioned. "You have to learn from the people in the league and the players. The rules are different, but the same things are applied to winning. If you run, throw, block, tackle, catch and kick better than the opponent, you're going to win."' [5:21 pm] From draft day to rookie camp, small-town player gets his chance ESPN reports: 'Xavier Omon falls to his knees. Soon, he'll cry. The man on the other end of the phone is a Buffalo Bills executive. Omon has just been drafted. What happens next? Elizabeth Merrill takes you inside the life of an NFL rookie in his first week on the job.' (Submitted by: BillsVet) [9:03 am] Inside slant The Sports Xchange reports: 'Did the Bills wait too long in the recent NFL draft to take a tight end that can help spark their 30th-ranked passing game? Club officials don't believe so.' [9:02 am] Strategy and personnel The Sports Xchange reports: 'The Bills are getting almost $8 million a year in additional revenue from Toronto interests and even after profit sharing will have a significant amount of new money to invest in their roster if they so chose.' [9:02 am] Notes, quotes The Sports Xchange reports: 'The Bills have added two more quarterbacks to their roster to round out the competition heading into offseason workouts and training camp. They are Matt Baker, who has spent time with Miami, Houston, Arizona and New Orleans the past two seasons and college free agent Luke Drone of Illinois State. That gives Buffalo five quarterbacks with Trent Edwards and J.P. Losman firmly entrenched as No. 1 and 2. More players at the position gives the Bills some wiggle room if they do decide to move Losman in a trade, something they continue to deny they are seeking.' [8:39 am] Pats’ dominance over Bills has little to do with cameras RealFootball365.com reports: 'Spygate isn't a valid excuse for having your team get outscored by 228 points by another club over a 14-game period, and Bills fans would be wise to accept that.' [4:38 am] Profit picture clear for Bills games in Toronto Toronto Star reports: 'The last part of the formula is about the long term. Once they pack the expensive house for these games, promoters will put themselves on the fast track for a full-time franchise. Then will come the plan to build an 80,000-seat stadium, using the lottery list as a starting point for personal seat licences. They know what they're doing, all right, and they're about to let the buying begin.' [4:24 am] DiGiorgio ready for graduation day Niagara Gazette reports: '“It’s something I’ve always wanted. I still had the skills and knowledge of college fresh in my mind, so I didn’t want to wait,” he said.' [4:23 am] Greener gridiron Welland Tribune reports: 'About the only thing that Buffalo has going for itself is the absence of a stadium in Toronto that would meet the NFL’s standards, but this too could change. When teams begin to follow the money, construction cranes and, eventually, moving vans are likely to follow.' Contribute to BillsBeat! - Submit Bills news May 8, 2008 [2:13 pm] The message from the Bills and Yankees to their fans is-Just close your eyes; this won't hurt at all Syracuse Post-Standard reports: 'And now, specifically, we have the Bills and the Yankees, who don't go in for any of that hooey about their fans being part of the extended family. Nah, they see those poor saps for what they've become: Sheep in need of shearing. And they, the Bills and Yankees, have some very sharp clippers in hand. Baa, baby. Baa.' [11:19 am] Graduation Day For DiGiorgio BuffaloBills.com reports: '"I'm just real excited. It took me about seven years, but I'm just happy to finish and I'm just happy to have a college degree," said DiGiorgio who will be one of 904 Saginaw Valley State graduates this weekend.' [9:44 am] Recent second-round receiver history not on Hardy’s side RealFootball365.com reports: 'This obviously isn't to say Hardy has no chance to turn into a dynamic target for the Bills; rather, the point is that unrealistic, Plaxico Burress-like expectations shouldn't be heaped on him. Including Hardy, there were a whopping 10 receivers selected in the second round of April's draft. At least one or two of them will likely enjoy fine careers, but the rest probably won't. Whether Hardy falls into the "good pick" category in a few years remains to be seen, but the Bills certainly had the right idea when they chose him. It's up to Hardy now.' [8:30 am] Karl Malone falls short, as a father ESPN reports: What matters most is that Bell triumphed in spite of how his father behaved. He grew up in Summerfield, La. -- Malone's hometown -- and earned a basketball scholarship to Northwestern State, nearly 2½ hours away from Summerfield. Everyone there describes Bell as a gem. When I called the school to find out more about Bell, the sports information director talked nonstop about how polite, well-liked and determined Bell is. [6:45 am] Stratospheric tickets Buffalo News reports: 'The top-priced general seats are along the sideline from the 20-yard line into the end zone. They will cost $295 a game in the three-game package or $270 for the eight-game package. Those same seats cost $60 a game in Ralph Wilson Stadium.' [6:44 am] Get ready to pay, NFL fans Toronto Sun reports: 'There's another benefit from the high costs: If the games sell out, as expected, it will immediately catch the attention of NFL power brokers which will add to the attractiveness of future games here.' [4:54 am] Hot Bills tickets to demand deep pockets Toronto Star reports: 'How much will the most desirable pews set you back? Well, make sure you have plenty of maximum spending room on your credit card.' [4:53 am] Tickets for Toronto Bills games to cost C$295 CP reports: 'Seating capacity at Rogers Centre for the two games is expected to be around 54,000. But the sources said between 30,000 and 40,000 seats will be made available to Toronto Argonauts and Bills season-ticket holders as well as lucky lottery applicants. The rest of the 54,000 seats will be allotted for luxury boxes and various hospitality packages, which command much higher prices because there’s more to those tickets than just game-day admission.' Contribute to BillsBeat! - Submit Bills news May 7, 2008 [10:21 pm] Drone Hopes to Display Cool Hand with Bills WYZZ-TV reports: '"Learning the offense was crazy, very sophisticated" said Drone "It was overwhelming as quarterback because you have to know what everybody is doing. Learning the lingo and terminology was what I was doing pretty much all weekend."' [10:19 pm] Bills' tickets cost more in Toronto than Buffalo Toronto Globe & Mail reports: '“This is a premium event and the first time in the history of Canada you can take the subway to a regular-season NFL game,” said Adrian Montgomery, general manager of the Bills in Toronto series. “Having said that, we know the NFL is fuelled by the fans and it was important for us to have a price point available to every one.”' [1:10 pm] Toronto Series Tickets To Be Offered Week of May 19 BuffaloBills.com reports: 'Tickets will range in price from $55 to $295, inclusive of all taxes and ticket service charges. Additional blocks of tickets will be offered to more randomly selected registrants starting May 29. For more information on Bills in Toronto tickets visit the ticket registration website.' [1:09 pm] Bills in Toronto: Top ticket $295 Business First of Buffalo reports: '"Football fans from across the country have formally expressed their interest in watching live NFL football in Toronto," said Phil Lind, vice chairman, Rogers Communications Inc., which is marketing the games. "We are overwhelmed by this response, and we are now working hard to ensure that the NFL experience in Toronto will be unforgettable."' [1:08 pm] Bills tickets for games in Toronto average $183 AP reports: 'The prices are in Canadian money, currently near par with the U.S. dollar, and do not include a large chunk of VIP and hospitality suite seats. The Bills will become the first NFL team to play annual games outside the United States starting this season when they host Pittsburgh for a preseason game Aug. 14, followed by a regular-season game against Miami on Dec. 7.' Contribute to BillsBeat! - Submit Bills news   Next Entries

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