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Bills Sign Sam Aiken
The Bills today announced that the team has signed wide receiver Sam Aiken, the second of Buffalo's two fourth-round picks in the 2003 NFL Draft and the 127th player taken overall.
Simonton states his case
‘"I don’t really hold any chips," Simonton said. "The NFL is so fickle. I don’t know. How much comfort can you really take in this (season), you know? I came here, and I played hard, and that’s what I wanted to do. (Buffalo is) going to have to make the decision on what they want to do. I just wanted to win. This is the only season I can control. I still can’t control how they feel about me. I still feel like I fit in Buffalo as much as any other place. I’ve never been scared of competition. I don’t worry about that. My job is just to make their decision as hard a decision as possible. That’s just been my goal, to make their job tough. Hopefully, I’ve done that."’
Chad Cota Reconsiders And Rides Off Into The Sunset
‘Over the weekend, he had a heart to heart with coach Gregg Williams and decided eight seasons were enough in the NFL.’
S Cota retires before signing with Bills
‘The Bills had hoped Cota would bolster their young defensive backfield. He was expected to compete with third-year safety Tony Driver for the backup spot behind Coy Wire, who is coming off a promising rookie season.’
Cota Makes Decision To Retire
Williams said, “I talked with Chad over the weekend and he told me that he has reconsidered and will retire from professional football. I respect his decision and wish him the best of luck.”
Cota Decides to Retire
Cota agreed to terms of a contract with the Bills last Thursday, but did not sign the official document which would have made him a member of the club. He spoke with Bills Head Coach Gregg Williams over the weekend, informing him of his decision to retire.
Ten ‘must stops’ on training camp tour
Pat Kirwan writes: “Last but not least, the Buffalo Bills. Tom Donahoe has done a masterful job over the past two years — clearing cap space, acquiring Drew Bledsoe, drafting well and securing quality veteran talent for the defense. Even if rookie running back Willis McGahee is out in shorts doing some drill work, it makes this stop a must. I think the Bills are poised to make a significant move this year, and I want to know this team inside and out. “
What’s Willis worth? Contract for McGahee lies in the balance
‘"He gets deals done, I will say that about Drew," Donahoe said. "He does a good job for his clients. He fights for them. He’s an advocate for them. When push comes to shove, he will get a deal done."’
Friday the 13th lucky for Bills fans
‘The Buffalo Bills will hold a free public practice from 10:30 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Friday in Ralph Wilson Stadium, weather permitting. Fans will be able to get a glimpse of the new AstroPlay surface at that time.’
Bills practice open
‘The Buffalo Bills will have a free open practice at Ralph Wilson Stadium on Friday, playing on the team’s new AstroPlay surface.’
Simonton hoping to cash in with the Bills
‘"The reason for coming here was to make Buffalo’s decision hard and, after I’ve come here and produced well, they have to make the decision," he said. "I don’t have a problem moving on. I hope my opportunity is in Buffalo, but, if it’s not, I’ll make no beef about it. I just hope what I’ve been doing is not in vain. I know when I work hard that opportunities will come."’