The Bills hold a 20-15-1 overall lead (18-14-1 in the regular season) against the Chiefs in a series that dates back to 1960. These two teams were members of the original six-team American Football League, with the Chiefs franchise originally located in Dallas.
Archives for November 13, 2002
Drew Bledsoe 2002 Season Update
Read a week-by-week review of Bledsoe. He is 2nd in the NFL amongst quarterbacks in yardage (2,802) and yards per game (284.9) behind only Rich Gannon (2,898; 310.2); 3rd in completions (231) behind Rich Gannon (266) and Tom Brady (243) and is 4th in TDs (17) behind Tom Brady (21), Rich Gannon (19) and Aaron Brooks (19).
Offense Looks to Get Back on Track
‘”It will be a test and I don’t want to get into a scoring battle with them,” Chiefs head coach Dick Vermeil said yesterday at his weekly press conference, “not with this kind of football team where they are so explosive.”‘
Week 11 Injury Report
Riemersma (questionable), Driver (probable), Winfield (probable)
Defensive Backs Are Seeing Double
In game eight against Detroit, wide receivers Eric Moulds and Peerless Price topped 100 receiving yards in the same game for the fourth time in their careers and the second time this season.
Bills look to Edwards for a defensive charge
‘"The tools are there," Williams said. "He’s strong, quick and fast. He just has to learn how to bring it every day. You can’t take a down off in the league. It’s all there for him if he plays hard on every snap."’
Chiefs need consistency for late-season run
‘At 4-5, the Chiefs are still in the hunt, which reveals just how tightly packed the AFC is. The up-and-down nature of the conference makes it hard to speculate which team will still be standing at the end of the season. Winning six of their last seven games would make the Chiefs 10-6 and all but guarantee a playoff spot. Finishing 9-7 would make matters more dicey.’
Vermeil verbatim
‘On Buffalo quarterback Drew Bledsoe: "He’s more mobile than you might think. He’s a big man, a good athlete and he’s tough. Very tough. It’s tough to knock him down. He can ricochet off a hit and come out and throw the ball. And he doesn’t have to have his body in perfect position to throw it 35, 45 yards on the mark. So he’s amazing."’
Johnnie’s on the spot
‘What in the world has happened to Johnnie Morton, Chiefs fans are asking about the free agent receiver — a proven player who caught 69 or more passes in four of his past five seasons — who received a $5.5 million signing bonus upon coming to Kansas City last spring as a free agent?’
Try as he might, Vermeil can’t zip lip about refs
‘"I really try to stay away from officiating (issues)," he said Tuesday at his weekly news conference. "I used to get fined all the time and all it did was frustrate me and cost me money." Well, Vermeil may want to check his mail this week.’
Frustrated, but optimistic
‘”If you looked at this game a couple of weeks ago, everybody would have said it’d be a 50-45 game, a high scoring game. Unfortunately, both teams kind of stubbed their toe a bit (last time out, when the Chiefs lost 17-13 to the Niners and the Bills fell 38-7 to New England). “Both offenses are kind of struggling right now and are going to be looking to get back on their feet, so it’s going to be a fun game.”‘
Dick Vermeil Press Conference
‘"He’s got the number one pair of wide receivers in the National Football League in terms of receptions. They’ve got 122 receptions between Moulds and Price. Again, we go from one quarterback that’s having a great year to another quarterback that’s having a great year to another marquee pair of wide receivers. So, it’s always a challenge for our defensive staff. Price and Moulds are just outstanding."’