‘Williams’ penchant for knocking back centers – and everything else in his path – has made him a key player on the Bills’ defense. Although his playing time is limited because he backs up Ted Washington, Williams makes the most of his opportunities. He had 44 tackles, 21/2 sacks and nine quarterback pressures for the NFL’s top-ranked defense last season. Not bad for a guy who usually gets fewer than 20 snaps per game. "I just try to go out there and make things happen," said Williams, 28. "I’ll do anything the team needs to be successful."’
Archives for August 21, 2000
Johnson’s status no longer open to debate
‘If Rob Johnson’s performance in St. Louis Saturday night wasn’t enough to induce the Doug Flutie loyalists to call a truce in their carping about Johnson’s status as the Bills’ starting quarterback, nothing will. Confronted by the toughest pass rush in the NFC and an overall defense that was a pillar in the Rams winning the last Super Bowl, Johnson did what he has done best for most of his brief experience as the Bills’ starter – produce a lot of points in a spectacular manner.’
Bills struggle to boost sale of season tickets
‘Wilson has said it before: Winning is what sells tickets. In Buffalo fans appear to support that theory one game at a time.’