"Tennessee Titans assistants Jeff Gray and Ronnie Vinklarek were the first to be interviewed for positions with the Buffalo Bills coaching staff.’
Archives for February 2001
Bills re-sign three practice squad players
‘The Buffalo Bills re-signed three members of their practice squad…Josh Roth…Corey Hulsey…Jarrett Procell.’
Report: Bills on verge of making Moulds highest-paid WR
‘The Buffalo Bills are on the verge of making Eric Moulds the NFL’s highest-paid receiver.’
Pro Bowl Photos
‘One of the greatest aspects of Two Bills Drive is that we have readers located throughout the world. So when it comes time to share Bills news, we have "local" reporters in every market! Sunday was no exception, as longtime Stadium Wall message board poster, Eric/Hawaii, sent us his photos from the Pro Bowl! Thanks Eric!’
Washington refuses to restructure contract
‘According to sports talk radio, WGR55, Ted Washington’s agent has refused to restructure his contract.’
Bills resign three players
Orchard Park, NY – The Buffalo Bills today announced that the team has re-signed guard Corey Hulsey, defensive end Jarrett Procell, and fullback Josh Roth. All three players were with the team as unsigned free agents during the 2000 preseason and spent the entire regular season on the practice squad. Roth played at the University of Buffalo after starring at Pine Valley Central High School. Hulsey and Procell joined the team as unsigned rookie free agents out of Clemson and Louisiana Tech, respectively.
Bills have had an impressive postseason
‘It’s telling that there was no groundswell of protest when Wilson tendered Phillips his pink slip. And, since then, the Bills’ 82-year-old owner has done everything right … either by plan, or sheer good fortune.’
Joe Ferguson to interview for QB coach
WGR reported that former Bills quarterback, Joe Ferguson, will be interviewed for the QB coach position.
Marvin Lewis’s Agent Accuses Bills of Bias
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Anderson, Lewis’s very vocal agent, accuses the Bills of bias in the negotiations with Lewis. If anything the Bills were biased TOWARD Lewis for Lewis was the only candidate who got a second interview due to him "not interviewing well" the first time. Tom Donahoe, who hired him before in Pittsburgh, felt he may have been exhausted after his Super Bowl run and wanted to give him a second chance.
Turf is greener on another football field
The Bills line has not been described as tough last three years so following quote may not be a compliment:
"A coaching change could be coming on the Lions’ offensive line. Carl Mauck, who played 12 NFL seasons with four teams, was at the Silverdome on Friday. Mauck has been an NFL assistant with six teams since 1982 and with Buffalo the last three. His units have reflected his toughness as a player."
Levy, Buoniconti hope their achievements stand forever
‘Marv and a Fish agree – they hope their accomplishments stand forever. With NFL parity, Levy’s record of coaching four straight Superbowls is more likely to stand than Buoniconti’s record of being a member of an undefeated team.’
Lions tap Mauck
‘The Buffalo Bills have lost another assistant coach from the Wade Phillips regime as offensive line coach Carl Mauck has reached an agreement to coach in the same capacity for the Detroit Lions, The Buffalo News has learned.’
A moot point (2001 Sneak Peek: AFC analysis)
‘Fantasy football article about AFC teams, mentioning the Eagles may be interested in Moulds. I guess 6 years, $64 million makes it all moot.’
Numbers game
‘The Bills currently stand about $13.4 million over the NFL’s projected salary cap of $67.4 million for 2001, according to salary figures obtained by The Buffalo News.’
Bills ready big offer to Moulds
‘Greg Johnson, one of Moulds’ New Orleans-based agents…would not comment on the contract, but league sources said the Bills’ offer is a six-year deal worth between $58 and $60 million dollars.’