Two Bills Drive

‘When his coaches told him he was too small to play professional football, Steve Tasker didn’t let that stop him from chasing his dream. The 5-foot-9, 185-pounder went on to enjoy a 13-year career in the NFL, which included four trips to the Super Bowl with the Buffalo Bills. Tasker made whatever sacrifices were necessary to make his lifelong dreams a reality, and that’s what he encouraged a gathering of 6,000 athletes to do at Wednesday night’s opening ceremonies of the Empire State Games.’

‘He didn’t flinch when asked if he thought this could be a Super Bowl team. ” Most definitely,” he said.’

‘There are just three two-a-days, that rite of passage that football players come to dread as teenagers. One takes place Aug. 1, when the Bills travel to Cleveland to practice with the Browns.’

‘” We’re still working on it and naturally we’d love to get something done,” Rosenhaus said. ” But we still have significant work to do.”‘

‘Larry Centers, one of the most prolific pass-receiving fullbacks in NFL history, may be getting a look from the Patriots over the next few days, according to Patriots sources.’

The following is a schedule for the McDonald’s Autograph Zone for the first portion of training camp.

Players will be in the tent following each session signing for kids 14 and under (limit one item per child).

The Bills today announced that the team has three more of its 2003 draft picks – defensive end Chris Kelsay (second round), linebacker Angelo Crowell (third round) and cornerback Terrence McGee (fourth round).

‘The 2003 Buffalo Bills VIP Training Camp is scheduled for Sunday, July 27, at 3:00 p.m. on the St. John Fisher College campus.’

Print out the Bills updated roster before you go to camp!

‘At issue is how to structure a contract that’s fair to both McGahee, drafted 23rd overall, and the Bills, who gambled on selecting a player who only began jogging in May and is likely a year away from playing his first NFL down.’

‘Kelsay, who played his college football at the University of Nebraska, was the 48th player chosen in the 2003 NFL Draft. The defensive end recorded 38 tackles (17 solo) with seven sacks and 18 quarterback pressures last season.’

‘Many believed the Bills would take Kelsay in the first round instead of McGahee.’

‘Kelsay is expected to get an opportunity to earn a starting position at left end following the departure of Chidi Ahanotu.’

‘Those close to signing are 2nd Round selection defensive end Chris Kelsay, 3rd round selection linebacker Angelo Crowell and 4th round selection defensive back Terrence McGee. This would leave only 1st Round pick RB Willis MCGahee as the only draft pick unsigned.’

The Bills today announced that the team has signed defensive end Chris Kelsay, the team’s second-round selection in the 2003 NFL Draft and the 48th player taken overall.