The Buffalo Bills Booster Club has elected a new Board of Directors including a new slate of officers and trustees for the 2003 season.
BillsBeat - February 27, 2003
2003 NFL Free Agency Questions & Answers
What are the categories of free agency? What is the time period for free agency signings this year? Can a club decide to withdraw its franchise or transition designations on a player? Questions such as these are answered in this Q&A
Bills take look at dealing Peerless
‘The Bills had very preliminary contact Wednesday with the Atlanta Falcons about a trade for the veteran receiver, according to a league source.’
Price's agent applies pressure
‘”It’s not so much a strategy as much as we have no choice,” McGee said. “If we can’t get what we want, we’ll take the bird in hand — the $5 million.”‘
Falcons make $1.3M offer to QB Johnson
”Obviously, Buffalo has granted permission to talk to other teams [about a trade],” said Price’s agent, Tim McGee, who was not otherwise specific. So, have Falcons officials spoken with McGee or Buffalo officials? ”No comment,” Ray Anderson said.’
Price intends to sign Bills' franchise-player offer
‘McGee said he’s advising Price to sign the Bills offer to keep his options open. At the very least, the move would prevent the Bills from lifting the offer and forcing Price to become a free agent at a time when teams would have already used up most of their salary-cap room to make offers.’
BillsBeat - February 26, 2003
Bills Tender Contracts To Restricted Free Agents
With the free agency period set to begin on Friday, February 28, the first order of business for President and General Manger Tom Donahoe is to begin the process of exercising their option to make contact offers to their young players, who in effect remain tied to the team.
Bills tender offers to seven players, including Moorman
‘The Bills also elected not to tender offers to defensive linemen Leif Larsen, who spent all of last season on the team’s waived-injured list, and Kendrick Office. Both will become unrestricted free agents.’
Lofton's speed and "soft hands" made him a deep-threat
It’s just a little overwhelming because I’m still the kid who went and tried out for Pop Warner football and wanted to play quarterback and then played defensive tackle. The kid who didn’t make all-city in high school. The same guy who didn’t get to start until his senior year in college. So where you’re constantly trying to prove yourself – and maybe that’s what drove me so much as a player when I got into the league. To be elected one of the best that ever played the game is just far beyond anything that I ever imagined when I first started playing football."
Bills' Moulds dials season ticketholders
‘In the message Moulds thanks season ticket holders for their support and reminds them now is the time to renew. A Bills’ spokesperson said this is the first time the team has tested this type of marketing approach. In the past staff telemarketers have reached out to season ticketholders.’
Bills rush to land DE McKenzie
‘If he is healthy, McKenzie could be a strong candidate this summer to make the Bills as a backup left end.’
Falcons could recover lost chance in '99 draft
‘In case you’re wondering, Price is like many of his peers in pro sports: He lives in Atlanta, which means he sort of likes it here.’
Buffalo Bills Sign Free-Agent Defensive End Keith McKenzie
‘Buffalo was seeking another defensive end because Chidi Ahanotu, who started 14 games and had five sacks last season, is scheduled to become a free agent at the end of the month.’
Bills won't move quickly
‘It’s in both parties’ interest to avoid having Price under contract for one year at a cap-heavy $5.01 million salary.’
Bills sign veteran end McKenzie
‘When McKenzie played in Green Bay the first time, critics charged that he was not physical enough against the run. So he mostly played in pass-rushing situations and he started just two games in four seasons there.’