‘“This feeling is indescribable,” said Ryan Sims, the 315-pound tackle whose goal line pick thwarted the Bills’ final touchdown threat. “After playing all those close ones, we just figured what the heck, it’s time to go out and get ourselves a laugher.”’
Archives for October 2003
Kansas City 38, Buffalo 5
‘Buffalo quarterback Drew Bledsoe was 23-of-34 for 153 yards. He fumbled and was intercepted three times before being replaced.’
Moulds returns in Bills loss
‘Buffalo Bills wide receiver Eric Moulds was back in the starting lineup Sunday night in Kansas City against the Chiefs after missing two games with an injured groin.’
Bledsoe Leads His Team To Another Road Slaughter
‘Many felt the only one that could screw up all the talent on this team is Gregg Williams. He has shown he can’t coach bad players and he’s now in the middle of showing us that on most Sunday’s, he can’t coach good players either. His team looked confused, unprepared and very unemotional.’
The Dominating Chiefs
‘They just went out and played football and put together their most complete performance in a total domination of the Buffalo Bills, winning 38-5 in a game that was never in doubt.’
Chiefs Stampede
‘The Chiefs defense played one of their most thorough games of the season keeping Buffalo out of the end zone and forcing seven turnovers; their most in a single game since ’86.’
Quotes & Audio
‘”First half I thought we were outstanding. Can’t play much better than we did.”‘
Gregg Williams Quotes
‘”We came out in the second half and we turned the ball over too much so it’s a pretty easy story.”‘
Drew Bledsoe Quotes
‘”Very disappointed. Very frustrated. I anticipated us playing a better game then we did. The Chiefs are obviously an outstanding football team. We moved the ball at times offensively but we just didn’t’ finish our drives and we didn’t put points on the board when we had to.”‘
Chiefs will find way to topple Bills
‘If the Chiefs had to travel to Buffalo to face Drew Bledsoe and the Bills, I wouldn’t give them much of a chance to remain unbeaten. But with 79,000 screaming fans at Arrowhead Stadium for a nationally televised game, look for the Chiefs to find yet another way to win a game.’
Bills-Chiefs Pregame Notebook
‘Overall, the Bills have played 13 games against opponents that were undefeated after at least four games and Buffalo is 8-5 in this games (7-2 at home).’
Chiefs will see what they’re made of as they reach for 8-0
‘"We realize we haven’t put the fear of God into any of the teams that are evaluating us right now," Vermeil said. "If I was coaching against us, I would say, `Gee, if they hadn’t returned the punt…’ or `If they hadn’t returned the kickoff…’ or `If they hadn’t returned the interception….’ That’s how you counter the positives if you’re coaching against us."’
Bills hope to quiet Chiefs’ fans
‘”They have outstanding fans who show up with great intensity,” said quarterback Drew Bledsoe. “It’s all red and yellow when you go in there. They’re very smart about when they cheer, when they make noise. Also the shape of that stadium, being a full bowl, I think it holds some of the noise in.”‘
Can you hear me now? It’s time for the Bills to stow the talk
‘It’s time for the Bills to let their deeds do the talking. They’ve looked like an average team for a month. But they can make a statement tonight in front of a national TV audience. By beating an unbeaten Kansas City team on the road, they can reassert themselves as a legitimate playoff contender.’
Chiefs provide a measuring stick for Bills
‘The Chiefs were expected to be good, but not have an unblemished record seven weeks into the season. Coach Dick Vermeil deserves a lot of credit. In his third season, he has instilled poise and confidence in a team that lacked both.’