‘According to the Bills’ official webite, Spiller “was a dynamic return man in his college days at Clemson and saw some return work early in his career with the Bills. Now that opportunity may resurface. Spiller was returning kicks in practice in the spring, and at least for now it appears he’s part of the competition. He hasn’t returned a kick or punt for the Bills since 2011, but perhaps with more depth at running back Buffalo is more willing to put Spiller out there in the hopes that his game breaking ability can provide a shot in the arm to the kick return unit.”‘
Archives for July 4, 2014
Kelly’s colleagues awed by his spirit, strength
‘”Just watching how he’s handled the last 10 years teaches you that fame and fortune don’t insulate you from problems in life and don’t keep you from dealing with things in a really spiritually sophisticated way. “He definitely has shown me a courage and faith that are really powerful. I’m grateful to him.”‘
Potential buyers get access to Bills’ financial books
‘A “virtual data room” requires a specialized password for prospective buyers, who have signed a non-disclosure agreement. From there, they can examine the Bills’ confidential finances (revenues, assets, liabilities, et al) used to determine how much to bid on the team.’
Bills release sale book to prospective bidders: Source
‘The sale book contains confidential summary information regarding the Bills franchise and the NFL — most importantly, financial details such as revenues, assets, operational costs, prospects of future revenue and liabilities. Commissioner Roger Goodell, by NFL rule, had to approve the book before its release.’
3 ways Mike Williams will help the passing game
‘There are more certainly more household names at the wide receiver position in the NFL than Mike Williams, but even some of the best receivers in the league don’t possess the Buffalo native’s ability to catch a pass at its highest point in the air. Though just 6-2, Williams has an innate sense of timing and climbs “the ladder” as well as anyone in the game to out jump defenders for passes.’