‘"It’s good they had me out there to get some reps with the "ones’ and see how I do," said Pucillo, a 6-foot-4, 311-pounder. "It felt good to be out there. They’re just taking a look at me at different positions, center and guard."’
BillsBeat - August 14, 2003
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‘A crowd of several hundred sat through the hottest day of camp so far and saw starters Josh Reed and Nate Clements get into a brief fight, with both tumbling to the ground after a rush around right tackle. It’s not too common to see two starting skill players tussling.’
Bills' McGahee proving he's worth it
‘” He needs to be in training camp,” said coach Gregg Williams, who hasn’t seen or spoken to his prize rookie since June 13. ” Everybody adjusts from their first camp to their second camp drastically, so it’s good that he’s here before this camp is over and he can see what goes on. I was impressed where he was at when he left in June and knowing his work ethic (I’m sure he’s further along). But we’ll evaluate it, take it slow, and be smart.”‘
Football, it gives Bills' Witczak his kicks
‘” If things don’t work out with the Bills, I feel my capabilities are good enough to play for someone else. If that’s the case, preseason is an audition for 31 other teams,” Witczak said. ” I know four hot spots right now I think that’s going to be a little circle for kickers going in and out this year."’
Bills' Pucillo gets shot to earn top spot
‘” I’m feeling pretty good out there, it’s where I played in college,” he said of the guard position. ” Playing center is a chance for more reps, but we’ll see how this goes.”‘
McGahee arrives at training camp
‘“I feel good. There is no pain, no swelling,” McGahee said. “The first thing we’ve got to do is let (the team’s) doctors and my doctors get together. Then we’ll see when I can play.”’
Bills Entertain Special Camp Visitors
‘”I love what the Buffalo Bills have done turning weaknesses into strengths, said the PGA Pro. I think the Bills are going to show up in the Super Bowl against the Rams.”‘
Training Camp Report 8/13/03 by zacgriffi80
Brief Observations:
Pierson Prioleau – Was very impressive. Seems to react the fastest of the safeties. He also was running so fast towards the fence he jumped it.
Clarence Coleman – Looked like the best receiver on the field. Caught everything thrown to him including a pass that was way behind him.
Training Camp Report 8/13/03 by BillsGuyInMalta
Tim Krumrie scares me. There I said it. That man looks like he could benchpress a Ford truck if he so desired.
RB Willis McGahee Reports To Bills Camp
‘"I think it’s important to have the focus on one thing – that’s worrying about the Bills winning and doing what we have to do, not just worrying about the Bills and worrying about what I’m doing. The pressure is off the whole organization about what I’m going to do and how I’m going to turn out. We can just concentrate on one thing right now. I’m just happy to be here.’
Spikes prepared for new challenge
“We expect to set records on Defense,” Spikes said. “Right now, we’re developing great chemistry. Expect a lot of plays and a lot of excitement by this years Buffalo Bills defense.”
BillsBeat - August 13, 2003
Player Q&A: RB Olandis Gary
‘"I just wanted to be a contender and I saw what they did in free agency early on with the defense and showing off the defense. I think that is what you win super bowls with, is with a great defense. The weapons that they had on offense are just unbelievable with Eric Moulds, Drew Bledsoe, Travis Henry and those guys. It’s just been great playing with them."’
Titans to face Bills without McGahee on field
‘McGahee will most likely not see action this season, leaving one question to be asked — Is an injured running back taken this year better than a healthy running back taken next year?’
Done deal: McGahee reporting today
‘"I am glad the Bills were the team that drafted Willis," said Drew Rosenhaus, McGahee’s agent. "They were very fair. Tom Donahoe and (Vice President for Business Administration) Jim Overdorf have been nothing but very classy and have treated Willis as a family member of their organization from Day One. They were considerate of his special situation. I couldn’t be more pleased. . . . The incentive package is very unique and I think the Bills deserve a tremendous amount of credit for dealing with him fairly and recognizing his talent."’
Training camp billboard
‘"I like them not so much on personnel but on the spirit they’re showing," Zimmerman said. "I like (defensive line coach) Tim Krumrie, I like (defensive coordinator) Jerry Gray. I think they’re well-coached, they play hard and the division is so close and that might be what it takes to make it to the top."’