‘”I’m blessed to be playing a game that I still love at the age that a lot of people say you can’t play it,” Gore said. “I’m doing something I love. I’m enjoying it.”‘
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Bills center Mitch Morse enters concussion protocol
‘Morse has a history of concussions from his time with the Kansas City Chiefs, including one suffered in Week 6 of the 2018 season that caused him to miss five games. Additionally, he missed two games in the 2015 season because of two separate concussions, one early in the year and then the Chiefs’ postseason game after being hurt in the regular-season finale.’
Rookie offensive tackle Cody Ford has a ‘nasty’ streak, and the Buffalo Bills love it
‘“He’s got the physicality and nastiness. That’s the way he plays the game,” said Schoen. “To him it was like, ‘Why did you ask that? That’s my job.’”’
Buffalo Bills center Mitch Morse sidelined by concussion
‘Given the investment the Bills made in Morse, and the important role he will be playing anchoring the middle of Buffalo’s refurbished offensive line, news of his latest concussion is certainly worrisome for McDermott and the team.’
Buffalo Bills training camp: Ray-Ray McCloud has been impressive so far
‘“It seems like a different guy makes a play from kind of that group of guys you are referring to and I think Ray-Ray McCloud has had a real nice training camp to this point,” said coach Sean McDermott. “Just with effort and doing the things we expect our wide receivers to do. At the end of the day, you have to get open and you have to get separation and catch the football.”’
Buffalo Bills training camp 2019: Josh Allen reveals he had ‘multiple jerseys’ of teammate growing up
‘“It’s unbelievable,” Allen told SiriusXM NFL Radio. “I’ve said so many good things about him, but I grew up a Frank Gore fan. I was a 49er fan. I had multiple jerseys of his. You know, the red one, the white one, the black one. And for him to still be playing at the level that he is is unbelievable. But you meet the guy, you see how hard he works, you see him in practice and his type of effort that he gives every single play and you understand. It’ s a Hall of Fame work ethic. It’s infectious, I think, to some of the guys in the building. I know it is for me. Just talking with him. He’s very studious. He’s very professional. It’s all about football when he’s on the field. It’s unbelievable to have him.”’
Buffalo Bills training camp 2019: Ed Oliver adjusting to speed of NFL game
‘“Football is not football without pads,” Oliver said after Tuesday’s practice, the third in pads at St. John Fisher College. “I feel like when you put the pads on your game elevates and you play physical, and play (real) football. … It was harder for me without pads on. When you put the pads on my leverage, my speed, my power comes into play. That actually works into my advantage when guys have to bend to block me.”’
Buffalo Bills training camp 2019: Mitch Morse in concussion protocol | History of concussions detailed
‘Morse’s first concussion came in a game against the Bills in 2015. He would miss one game before returning to the lineup. In the regular season finale that season, Morse would suffer a second concussion that would knock him out of the playoffs. The center did not suffer any concussions in 2016 or 2017, but would suffer his third NFL concussion in 2018. Morse’s third concussion kept him out of action for five games.’
Buffalo Bills training camp 2019: Brandon Beane discusses trimming offensive roster | What unit does he value most?
‘“I hope it is tough. It is going to be tough. I hope we’re healthy because you’re right. I looked at it in June as okay, ‘If we keep five receivers, four tight ends, this number… Where are we going to cut a spot?’ And I love linemen. And I don’t want to be short there. Those seem like once you get into late-September the talent level really starts to drop-off if you need a replacement. You can find one early in the year, but you start getting to late-September, early-October you’re crossing your fingers most of the time for those guys. Unless it’s a guy who has had an injury settlement that was a good player and just happened to become available in the middle of the year.”’
Buffalo Bills training camp day 6 wrap-up: News, injuries, lineup notes, latest on opponents, more
‘Oliver’s explosiveness saw him blow up one play so quickly that NYUP’s Matt Parrino initially thought a defensive end made the play. Oliver’s speed off the snap could lead to a lot of big plays for the Bills defense in 2019.’
Bills training camp 2019: Rookie Ed Oliver has his best day at camp (Day 6 observations)
‘The intensity was evident from the start of practice when the team began the day with some one-on-one matchups on both sides of the practice field at St. John Fisher College. The defensive and offensive line was getting it going on the far left end of the field, while the receivers and defensive backs were battling on the other side.’
Buffalo Bills training camp 2019: Josh Allen may be prom bound (video)
‘Allen has been a fan favorite throughout training camp and has signed just about every autograph possible for Bills fans over the course of the team’s first six practices.’
Buffalo Bills training camp 2019: LeSean McCoy pays $55K to officer injured in 2016 nightclub brawl
‘Arbitrator Annette M. Rizzo ordered that McCoy and his friend, Tamarcus Porter, pay $55,000 to Roland Butler based on a ruling made last month that stated the two were responsible for Butler’s injuries, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer.’
In his second training camp, Bills’ WR Ray-Ray McCloud is turning heads
‘“I think Ray-Ray is the most-improved player in our receiver room,” said Bills’ third-year receiver Zay Jones after this afternoon’s practice. “I feel like he is more-poised, more-confident, more of a pro. He is taking the steps toward being more of a pro.”’
Bills’ rookie OL Ford thankful for opportunity team has provided him; Former Sooner looks the part at RT
‘“It has built (my confidence) a little bit for them to give me my first shot (in the NFL) at the tackle position,” said Ford about the Bills’ faith in his ability to perform along the outside. “Instead of throwing me inside right away based on build and stuff like that, they’re giving me a shot and I appreciate it.”’