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From Bills Today 1- Lorenzo Alexander wants to retire as a Bill Rarely do you see an NFL player performing at an extremely high level well into their 30s. Lorenzo Alexander isn’t like most NFL players. The Buffalo linebacker has aged like a fine wine, actually improving as his career has progressed. Prior to joining the Bills in 2016, Alexander had been a career special teamer, a reliable player who had appeared in the Pro Bowl thanks to his excellence in that phase of the game. Once Alexander finally received the opportunity to consistently start, he seized it, totaling 12.5 sacks in the 2016 season. The veteran feels as though his lack of starting experience actually helped him, as his accumulated football knowledge was complemented by a full tank of gas. “Obviously, early in my career, I was a predominantly special teams player.” Alexander shared on WGR 550’s The Howard and Jeremy Show. “I think that saved me later in my career because I don’t have the same mileage as your average 35-year-old because I wasn’t a starter, I played only maybe 15 plays on defense and then all the special teams plays.” Alexander has proven that he wasn’t a one-year wonder, as he followed up his breakout 2016 campaign with a solid season in 2017. Through 12 games this season, the 35-year-old has recorded 46 tackles, 6.5 sacks, and seven pass deflections. Now in his 12th professional season, Alexander is undoubtedly in the twilight of his career. While he has yet to make a decision on his future, there’s only one team that he would want to play for should he decide to come back for another year. “We’ll see what happens,” Alexander said. “I’ve definitely thought about, ‘Do I want to play or not?’ Obviously, I’ve expressed that I would like to retire a Bill. I think the team would like me to be here as well. But I’ll make that make that decision as far as playing or not after the season. “I definitely think I have another year in the tank for me. I’ll talk to my wife and we’ll make a decision, then hopefully me and the Bills can come to an agreement, and I’ll be able to retire here as a Buffalo Bill.”

Bills Today: Lorenzo Alexander Wants to Retire as a Bill

EDO drivel yet again. 100% incite and 0% insight per your usual.

Good point. It couldn't be ignored after John Scott posted the video that was picked up nationally.

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The Bills reported Ellison to the league office after McDermott talked with Hughes. Other players backed up his story about the derogatory name that was uttered.

Hughes' 2nd offense dictated the money paid as a fine.

Post-Game Report: 12/8 vs. Philadelphia Final Score 1st 2nd 3rd OT SO Final SOG Flyers (12-12-3) 1 1 4 – – 6 41 Sabres (17-9-4) 2 0 0 – – 2 30 Game Summary Event Summary Top Notes With today’s loss, the Sabres fell to 9-3-2 at home this season and 12-1-3 when scoring first this season. Jack Eichel’s two goals today give him a two-point effort in four of his last five games. He ranks third in the NHL with 14 multi-point games this season, one game behind Mikko Rantanen and Nathan MacKinnon for the league lead. With the primary assist on Eichel’s first goal, Sam Reinhart has pushed his point streak to a career-high six games (5+4). Reinhart now has 22 points (8+14) in his last 22 games. Jeff Skinner’s assist on Eichel‘s first goal gives him at least a point in each of his last eight home games (8+3). With his assist on Eichel’s second goal, Lawrence Pilut recorded his first career NHL point. Today’s Goaltenders Today’s Stats Team Goaltender Decision SV% GAA Flyers Stolarz W .933 2.00 Sabres Ullmark L .854 6.00 Updated Season Stats Team Goaltender Record SV% GAA Flyers Stolarz 2-1-1 .907 2.94 Sabres Ullmark 5-1-3 .913 3.04 Post-Game Audio Sabres head coach Phil Housley Sabres forward Jack Eichel Sabres defenseman Lawrence Pilut Sabres goaltender Linus Ullmark Flyers head coach Dave Hakstol Flyers forward Claude Giroux Flyers forward James van Riemsdyk Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov Flyers goaltender Anthony Stolarz FINAL: Flyers 6 - Sabres 2 Philadelphia rides a 4-goal third period to victory over Buffalo. LEXUS POSTGAME REPORT Game Summary Event Summary Full Play By Play Sabres Ice Time

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