‘The Broncos have the NFL’s No. 1 run defense, allowing an average of just 51.5 yards in wins over San Francisco and St. Louis. Take away a 31-yard run by the 49ers’ Reggie Barlow and a 15-yard run by the Rams’ Marshall Faulk, and Denver has yielded only 57 yards on 31 carries – a 1.8-yard average.’
Archives for September 2002
Drew Bledsoe is eligible for ESPN’s Peak Performer award
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Jumbogate 2002 – October 20, 2002 1:00 PM
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Buffalo Bills vs. Miami Dolphins
Join us at the Ralph Wilson Stadium and the Buffalo Bills Fieldhouse to watch the Bills take on the Dolphins.
Bills’ rookie Williams hurts knee
‘Williams has played well, starting the first two games against the New York Jets and Minnesota. Five-year veteran Marcus Price is listed as his backup.’
Bills attempting to play at higher level
‘Playing in Denver’s thin air is a problem all visiting teams face when they play the Broncos and — outside of traveling to Denver early in the week to practice there — there’s no way to prepare for it.’
How the Broncos and Bills match up
‘Broncos 38, Bills 20 – There could be plenty of offensive fireworks, but the Bills defense probably can’t match Denver’s.’
Bills WR Reed honored as Rookie of the Week
‘Buffalo Bills wide receiver Josh Reed was selected as the Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Week for his performance in last Sunday’s overtime win over the Vikings.’
NFL.com voters select Bills WR Josh Reed as Rookie of the Week
Voters on NFL.com have made their choice. Wide receiver Josh Reed of the Buffalo Bills is the Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Week for games played on Week 2 (Sept. 15-16).
Hollis getting his kicks in Buffalo
‘”I really admire the fact that Danny Smith had said, ‘We’re playing the varsity squad this year because we’ve got a varsity kicker now. We’re going to try some long attempts,”‘ Hollis said. “Obviously, that shows a lot of trust in me from Danny.”‘
Williams hyperextends knee in Bills practice
‘Right tackle Mike Williams slightly hyperextended his left knee during Buffalo Bills practice Thursday, but is expected to play at Denver this weekend.’
Bills Made Right Call On Bledsoe
‘Here was a quarterback of his caliber, with a chip on his shoulder and something to prove, available for the price of a first-round pick. I was blown away.’
Winona’s got trial date in the bag
‘Charles Schumer has thrown down the chicken wing in defense of Buffalo. Our senior senator took umbrage Monday when he heard Jay Leno joke that the best way to punish the five men arrested last week on terrorism charges is to let them die of boredom there. Jumping to the snowy city’s defense, Schumer has invited the Boston chin to the Nov. 3 Bills-Patriots game. The challenge: If the Bills win, Leno tapes a show in Buffalo. If they lose, he and his band get a bucket of Buffalo’s fabled chicken wings. Alas, the comic is scheduled to perform in Minneapolis that day. But Leno assures us, “I’ve been to Buffalo many times and I actually like it, especially during the two summer days when it is actually warm.”‘
Buffalo Bills name Olean’s Kane ëCoach of the Week’
‘The OHS football prgram will receive a check for $1,000 from NFL Charities and the Bills’ Youth Foundation. Coach Kane will receive a certificate signed by President/GM Tom Donahoe and head coach Gregg Williams and he will be a guest of the Bills on Sunday, Dec. 15 for the game against San Diego, where he will participate in pre-game ceremonies on he field with all 11 weekly winners. A “Coach of the Year” will be announced on that date as well.’
Jim Kelly brings Hope campaign to Bartlett Country Club
‘”Every penny counts,” Kelly said. “I don’t care what it is. It’s good that people are here are willing to lend a hand and support us.” It’s all part of Kelly’s crusade. All in the name of Hunter.’
Josh Reed Selected As Pepsi NFL Rookie of Week
Reed finished with 41.4% of the 32,847 total votes and received more than twice as many votes as the nearest competitor. The other four finalists and their final vote percentages were Carolina DE Julius Peppers (18.2%), San Diego LB Ben Leber (also 18.2%), New Orleans WR Donte Stallworth (13.0%) and NY Giants TE Jeremy Shockey (8.7%).