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Archives for December 13, 2009

Savage misses 4th straight game for KC

‘Tight end Joe Klopfenstein (ankle) and receiver Justin Jenkins (knee) were inactive for Buffalo. Cornerback Ashton Youboty, defensive back Cary Harris, receiver James Hardy, defensive end Chris Ellis and defensive tackle John McCargo also were out.’

Bills need tackles, LBs in next draft

‘In its last eight drafts, Buffalo selected just one tackle above the fifth round. That was Mike Williams, one of the foremost flops in the team’s history. At least 15 years ago the general opinion around the NFL was that left offensive tackle had evolved into one of the three or four most important positions on any team’s unit. Meanwhile, the Bills acted as if it could be filled with something off the leftover rack.’

Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs look to salvage pride

‘"Right now it’s just about playing for each other and trying to get some momentum to end this season on a good note," said Evans, the disappointment undeniable in his voice. "I think that’s how you’ve got to approach it and you just stay professional and work every day."’

Buffalo Bills: Game Day

‘ Can Kansas City’s Jamaal Charles become the eighth running back to surpass 100 yards against the Bills?’

Parting of the Red Sea: Arrowhead will be friendlier to Bills

‘"I said at the beginning we were going to have to earn the fans back," Chiefs first-year head coach Todd Haley said this week. "I understand there hasn’t been a lot of winning going on around here and this year one [win] at home and two on the road isn’t enough to earn that back. But that’ll come as we have success. I know the fans will be on board and I know from past experiences that this is the toughest place as far as I’m concerned to play on the road."’

Drafting high would serve Bills well

‘But it’s hard to imagine them running the table, or even making another heroic run to 7-9. There’s a greater chance they’ll lose out and finish 4-12. If you ask me, that would be the best thing for the franchise in the long term.’