‘Jim Kelly, 1986-96. Is there any argument?’
Archives for March 1, 2009
Despite the hefty price, Peters deserves a new deal
‘The Carolina Panthers recently signed Jordan Gross to a six-year contract for nearly $60 million. Last year, the Miami Dolphins gave No. 1 draft pick Jake Long a five-year deal worth $57.5 million with $30 million guaranteed. But that is the going rate for quality left tackles. Gross and Long are very good players, but I can make a strong case that Peters is better than both of them.’
New Buffalo Bills QB Fitzpatrick doesn’t fit bill as experienced veteran
‘Bills Chief Operating Officer Russ Brandon had this to say about Fitzpatrick: "Over the course of Ryan’s career, he has been a very productive player." Brandon’s standards aren’t very high.’
A Look at Buffalo Bills Fame Potentials
‘Hence my rule: if you’re in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, you’re a member of the Bills’ 50th Season All-Time Team.’
Hangartner signs with Buffalo Bills
‘”I feel like I’ve got a lot of experience and I’m ready to be a starter. That’s really been my goal for a while.”‘
Hangartner makes tough decision to leave Panthers for Buffalo
‘”It’s not a sick, ridiculous contract,” he said, a tinge of embarrassment in his voice. “But it’s more than I thought I’d make in my whole life.”‘
Panthers lose free agent to Buffalo
‘It’s likely that Hangartner will play center for the Bills. Most of his action with the Panthers has come at the guard spot, but Hangartner can play both positions well.’
Bonus payment fiasco kills Lions’ chances at offensive guard
‘But the teams didn’t agree on a deal until minutes before the 4 p.m. deadline. By then, it was too late to file the paperwork to push back the bonus. The Bills released Dockery to avoid paying the bonus, making him a free agent.’
Buffalo out to slow start in free agency
‘There’s still time for the Bills to do something. Problem is, the other three AFC East teams probably aren’t done yet either.’
Bills sign center Hangartner
‘The question on Hangartner is can he be stout enough in the middle, since the Bills play rugged nose tackles in the AFC East.’
New Bills center aware of AFC East nose tackles
‘"Playing in the division is going to be a challenge every week because there are some great nose guards," Hangartner told Buffalo reporters Saturday. He said he was 6-foot-5 and 315 pounds. "But I really like the challenge of playing against guys that are Pro Bowlers. And I know Kris really well from our three years in Carolina together. He’s a heck of a player and I know the other guys are, too. But it’s just something I’m looking forward to, the challenge. It’ll be fun."’
Bills add OL Hangartner
‘Hangartner made eight starts at center and guard for the Carolina Panthers in 2008. According to the Bills’ website, he will likely play center in Buffalo.’