Buffalo Bills News and Discussion
August 23 – St. Louis Rams
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‘When the Bills drafted McGahee, team officials said he likely will open the season on the physically unable to perform list. Such a move would allow McGahee to continue to rehab while leaving open the possibility of activating him between Weeks 10-14. "It’s a secret," McGahee said of when he will debut. "Everyone’s just going to have to wait and see."’
Outlook: Miami has improved an already excellent defense by adding linebacker Junior Seau, safety Sammy Knight and tackle Jeff Zgonina. New England added pass-rushing linebacker Rosevelt Colvin, but there are concerns about the running game. Buffalo has improved its defense, but Josh Reed must prove he’s a capable No. 2 receiver. The Jets lost too many key players.
‘Could Frank Reich really have been a fine, admirable human being worthy of God’s favor on Jan. 3, 1993, day of the 35-3 comeback, and then have become a despicable person deserving of divine retribution by Jan. 31, 1993, day of Reich’s embarrassment in the Super Bowl? It seems a lot more likely he just had a really good outing in one game and a really bad outing in another.’
‘The first issue is expected to go to print in time for the start of training camp in late July.’
‘As Cain became famous, his former coach Marv Levy came up with one of his best-ever lines. One week, the Bills were getting ready to face an opponent that someone in the media had called a "superteam." "How many of you remember Dean Cain?" Levy asked his players in the locker room. A few guys raised their hands. "Well," Levy said, "we CUT Superman!"’
Bills safety Coy Wire is among the veteran players and coaches participating in this year's NFL Rookie Symposium June 29 – July 2 in West Palm Beach, Florida. Wire, a third round pick by the Bills in 2002, took part in a panel discussion called "Life as a Rookie," which was moderated by Merrell Hoge.