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Archives for December 2019

Edmunds brothers rewrite history on Sunday Night Football

‘“Just being able to actually see it happen right now it’s huge, you think about it and you dream about it but you don’t really ever know if it’s actually going to happen,” Trey said earlier this week. “We’re excited and emotions are going to be everywhere but it going to be a good opportunity for our family and both teams.”’

Bills earned this playoff spot

‘That’s been the theme for this Buffalo season. Most games they win, they’re just a little bit better. Against the Washington’s and Miami’s, that’s a criticism. Sunday night, it wasn’t.’

Inactives | Ty Nsekhe and Corey Liuget headline inactives list

‘Ty Nsekhe will miss his fourth straight game tonight as his ankle injury suffered in Week 11 has kept him off the practice field. Joining him on the inactive list is DT Corey Liuget with a knee injury that cropped up during the week. He missed time on the practice field and was listed as questionable entering the weekend.’

Bills Today | Bills players and general manager offer these reactions from Sunday’s win

‘“Oh man, it’s great,” Frank Gore said. “I remember when I first signed here, a lot of people just thought I was coming here to get stats. You know, and when I got here, to see what type of guys that are in this locker room man. Great family. Play hard. You know, great coaches. We just won, and it kind of reminded me of when I was in San Fran when we were winning. When you won, and care and love for each other man, you would do whatever on the field for each other.”’

With no distractions, Bills’ Robert Foster returns to Pittsburgh

‘On June 23, 2011, Foster was part of a group traveling to Florida with a 7-on-7 football team. During a stop in Durham, N.C., Foster and one of his best friends, Darrell Turner, were part of a group that got into an argument with a man at a restaurant. Gabriel Gamez then pulled a gun and shot Turner in the back, piercing his heart. Another teammate was shot in the leg. The bullets narrowly missed Foster.’

Jimmye Laycock: Coach of Sean McDermott and Mike Tomlin, QB for Marv Levy

‘He was like a coach on the field. He knew that stuff inside and out when he was a player. That’s why I kept him on for a year (as a graduate assistant coach). I wanted to keep him longer, but that’s all he could stay. But it was obvious. He had the tools to be a very, very good coach at an early age. I knew that.’