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Archives for September 3, 2002
Cowart looking to repay the Bills
‘"I still want to prove to myself," he said, "that I can be what I was."’
NFL 101: Football Clinic for Women – Tuesday, 9/24/2002
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Proceeds to benefit the American Cancer Society
Bills claim four off waivers; release four, including Jackson
‘Sheldon Jackson’s release leaves the Bills with only 13 players left from the roster Donahoe inherited in taking over in January 2001, following John Butler’s dismissal.’
Donahoe and Bills continue with overhaul
‘But as much as the 2000 draft was filled with failures, this year’s roster survivors had plenty of success stories.’
Clayton: Colts’ backs were against the wall at RB
The Colts tried everything they could to acquire a backup halfback from the Buffalo Bills, but they wouldn’t settle on Richard Huntley, who was later released by the Bills. They preferred Sammy Morris or Shawn Bryson, but no trade could be worked out.
Bills Add Four To Roster
The Bills today announced that the team has claimed off waivers offensive lineman Mike Houghton, linebacker Maugaula Tuitele, and linebacker Anthony Denman. The Bills have also signed TE Cory Geason.
Wire tapped to start at strong safety
‘The Bills chose Wire over Billy Jenkins, the veteran free agent signed during the offseason. While Jenkins played well, Wire was better in the eyes of the coaching staff.’
Three players claimed, three released
‘The Bills claimed linebackers Maugaula Tuitele from New England and Anthony Denman from Cleveland, and also added offensive lineman Mike Houghton from Green Bay. To make room for the trio, the Bills released veteran linebacker Fred Jones, rookie linebacker Dominique Stevenson and offensive tackle Kris Farris.’
Catholics need to pay the Bills
‘The Monsignor Martin Association has the same challenge this season that the Harvard Cup experienced last year: paying the Buffalo Bills for use of Ralph Wilson Stadium.’
Rookie Wire earns start
‘"Every single situation we’ve put him in, all he’s done is make plays," Williams said of the aggressive 6-foot, 209-pound Wire.’
Biggest upgrade at QB belongs to the Bills
‘Has any veteran QB ever walked into a better situation than Bledsoe?’
Bledsoe’s Blur of Disbelief
‘”I can’t imagine a better situation, for me personally, anywhere in the league,” Bledsoe said. “Kevin’s coaching style fits my style of play probably better than anybody I’ve ever worked with, from the standpoint of an offensive coordinator. He trusts me, and I trust him.”‘
Making the Club: Grant Irons’ Story
A defensive end from Notre Dame, 23 year-old Grant Irons signed with the Buffalo Bills as a rookie free agent. That meant he was the longest of longshots to make this team.
Texans pick up for players and the Bills three
A total of 21 waiver claims were awarded to NFL teams Monday. The Bills pointed to the LB position. They picked up linebackers Maugaula Tuitele (New England) and Anthony Denman (Cleveland) and released Fred Jones and seventh-round choice Dominique Stevenson. The Bills replaced tackle Kris Farris with Mike Houghton, a sixth-round pick from the Packers. They also released LB Fred Jones. The Rams got Bills defensive end Bryce Fisher.’