‘”I think I’ve gotten better, but I think I still have room for improvement, things I can work on this offseason, to take my game to the next level,” Glenn said. “I’ve worked on just being a more efficient player. Footwork, handwork, blocking more efficiently, being more consistent.”‘
Archives for January 18, 2014
Gov. Cuomo taps ex-Buffalo Bill Thurman Thomas for tourism board
‘He has also been outspoken in favor of a number of Republican candidates over the years, including Cuomo’s 2010 opponent Carl Paladino. Thomas recorded a television advertisement for Paladino, defending the Buffalo businessman against charges of racism.’
Cuomo appoints former Buffalo Bills running back Thurman Thomas to state tourism board
‘”I am honored that Governor Cuomo has appointed me to the Tourism Advisory Council,” Thomas said. “I know how important it is to the governor that Buffalo and western New York receive the proper representation and promotion. I look forward to making that happen.”‘
Former Cal Poly star Barden hopes to catch on for good with Buffalo Bills
‘”I don’t think I’ve shown my best,” Barden said. “Anybody who’s seen me play consistently would agree that the more opportunities I get, the more I show, and I’m confident, and that has always been the case. I’ve shown plenty over my career, particularly in college. A lot of that has yet to be tapped into. I take responsibility for my career thus far. That just means I’m excited to have the opportunity to show those things.”‘
Browns weigh Mike Pettine Jr., son of coaching legend
‘As recently as 2001, Pettine Jr. was the 35-year-old high school coach of the North Penn Knights, near Philadelphia. Pettine, currently Buffalo’s defensive coordinator, made the jump from high school head coach to NFL in seven years.’
Ex-Bills star named to NY state tourism panel
‘In making the announcement Friday, Cuomo says he was recommending that the NFL Hall of Fame member fill the position of vice chairman. The governor said the retired football star has shown a commitment to the state both on and off the field.’