‘It also might require the Bills to run the table, in other words, win their last five games. That appears to be a tall order for a team that hasn’t won five straight in a season since 1998.’
BillsBeat - December 1, 2002
Snow might mean 'go' for Henry and Williams
‘Forecasters at the National Weather Service are calling for lake-effect snow to reach the Southtowns this afternoon. Snowfall is expected to reach up to a foot.’
Bills hit backstretch with too many questions, not enough answers
‘He flunked again between his first season and his second when the only change he made was bringing in Kevin Gilbride as offensive coordinator, and there is a deep suspicion that Gilbride’s hiring was Donahoe’s idea.’
Rookie Rewards
‘"I think Josh wants to prove to himself that he can be better than his father was to him," said Margaret Reed, Josh’s mother. "His father was never a factor in his life and wasn’t there when he needed to be. Josh wants to give his son the best things. Not material things that can spoil a child, but just things to provide a good life for his son."’
Bills, Sabres are both in good hands
‘Fans in many cities with National Football League and National Hockey League franchises wish they were in the same situation as Buffalo. Buffalo, a city filled with pessimists and critics about most things, including their sports franchises, have every reason to be positive about the Buffalo Bills and now, with its new ownership, the Buffalo Sabres.’
Miami no longer climate controlled
‘In other words, the Dolphins, not the Bills, are better-equipped to play the “good old-fashioned football” Williams speaks of.’
Q&A with Charlie Rogers
”’Yes and no. I mean, I’m happy to be on the East coast and in Buffalo. It’s a great organization with a lot of history, but no way did I expect us to be 5-6 right now. I expected much better. Coming off the bye, we had it rolling and I thought we’d be two games in first place by now. It’s tough when you know that you’re better than what you’re performing.”’
Bills can stay in race with win over Miami
‘The Buffalo Bills’ fading playoff hopes are on week-to-week life support.’
Bills are looking to chill the Fish
‘”It’s all on them,” Bills safety Pierson Prioleau told the Buffalo News about today’s guests, the Miami Dolphins. “They’re in 80-to 85-degree weather, chillin’, having fun in the sun. They come up here where it’s going to be about 20 degrees with the wind blowing and snow in the air.”‘
For local networks, picking NFL games can be tricky
‘”Because we are a Buffalo must-carry market, we had to carry them regardless,” Herwood says. “That was kind of disappointing to ourselves and to our audience.”‘
Henry balances the Bills' offense
‘In three of Miami’s four losses, the Dolphins allowed 100 or more yards rushing. In the fourth loss, to the New York Jets, Miami allowed 97 yards rushing.’
Taylor's season to remember
‘With 11 sacks in 11 games, he leads the 7-4 Dolphins into a critical game against the 5-6 Buffalo Bills at 1 p.m. today at Ralph Wilson Stadium.’
Taylor family's history becomes part of trial
‘Although the issue at hand is whether Anthony Taylor reached for his gun, the underlying question is how did he and his adoptive son, Dolphins defensive end Jason Taylor, get to this point in their relationship?’
Taylor of the tape
‘For several weeks, Taylor has been as good as anyone.’
Kelly leaves Dolphins feeling green
‘In no time, the Dolphins’ 1989 season got off on the wrong foot.’