‘It’s that share-the-wealth quality that has Buffalo (5-8) leading the league with 25 interceptions.’
Archives for December 14, 2009
Run game revs up
‘”It’s something that we want to do consistently, with the circumstances of injuries and things like that we haven’t been able to, but it’s one of the things if we’re able to do, it definitely improves our chances of winning,” said Jackson. “Marshawn and myself feel like if we can go out and do this on a consistent basis we’re going to be a hard team to beat.”‘
Buffalo Bills defeat Kansas City Chiefs
‘Beauty is clearly in the eye of the beholding winning coach, because this game was uglier than the clothes pro golfers wore in the 1970s.’
Buffalo Bills win ugly, but it’s still a win
Buffalo Bills 2-minute read
‘The Bills may be starting the same offensive line combination for the third game in a row for the first time this year. Will it matter? The line played pretty well. This rag-tag unit paved the way for 200 rushing yards and a 5.7 average per attempt, and Ryan Fitzpatrick was sacked only twice. In comparison to many other games, this was pretty good.’
Buffalo Bills: Report Card
‘For the first time all season, the two-back system really served the Bills well as Fred Jackson pounded his way for 99 yards on 20 carries and Marshawn Lynch had a season-high 84 on 12 attempts.’
Bills’ Jackson chews up Chiefs with extra effort
‘The Chiefs had a 354-273 edge in total yards in the game and had 76 of their 152 yards rushing on the Charles TD. The Bills rushed for 200 yards, 99 by Fred Jackson on 20 carries and 84 by Marshawn Lynch on 12 carries — including a 47-yarder that was Buffalo’s longest run of the year.’
Whose INT on final play? Take your pick
‘”As you can see, we’re very competitive in our room,” Wilson said with a grin. “But at the end of the day, we made the play.”‘
Some jump up and down, while others jump for exits
‘Sorry, but I can’t summon up the energy to lavish this team with praise for nipping another bad team and keeping alive the chances of another 7-9 finish.’
Moorman lifts teammates with booming punt
‘The ball sliced through the wind, landed at Kansas City’s 25 and kept rolling until it stopped at the 7 for a 73-yard punt, the ninth-longest in Bills history. It was the fourth time Moorman recorded a punt of 70-plus yards, but this was his first since 2007.’
Bills-Chiefs report card
‘Coaching: Catavolos’ guys have been terrific in pass coverage all year. Offensive game plan was to establish run and they followed through on it. Grade: B.’
Quarterly report
‘It was not a good first half for Matt Cassel.’
Monday’s Kansas City Coverage
Chiefs can’t overcome offensive mistakes in 16-10 loss to Bills (Kansas City Star)
Crucial decisions on fourth downs don’t pan out for Chiefs (Kansas City Star)
Charles has big day on offense and almost makes big play on defense (Kansas City Star)
Chiefs’ defense gets run over once again (Kansas City Star)
Chiefs should thank anyone who sat through this game (Kansas City Star)
Team honors Tom Watson; first-quarter woes; Dorsey, Waters injured (Kansas City Star)
How the Chiefs and Bills scored (Kansas City Star)
Grading the Chiefs (Kansas City Star)
Photo gallery (Kansas City Star)
NFL experience works when Chiefs don’t (Topeka Capital Journal)
Chiefs DT Glenn Dorsey injures knee against Bills (AP)
Chiefs Fall short to Bills 16 – 10 (KCChiefs.com)
Todd Haley Postgame Comments (KCChiefs.com)
Matt Cassel Postgame Comments (KCChiefs.com)
Chiefs Postgame Player Comments (KCChiefs.com)
Chiefs-Bills Postgame Notes (KCChiefs.com)
The morning after – Buffalo (KCChiefs.com)
Photo gallery (NFL.com)
Photo gallery (AP)
Defense, kicker lead Bills to win
‘Buffalo (5-8) overcame three turnovers and an ineffective passing game to finally close out a win in the fourth quarter. The Bills had lost seven times this season when they were within a touchdown headed into the final 15 minutes, pulling this one out with two interceptions in the final 2:11.’
Buffalo 16, Kansas City 10
‘Fred Jackson and Marshawn Lynch carried the load for the Bills (5-8), rushing for 99 and 84 yards, respectively.’