‘The Lions didn’t disclose financial terms of the contract. The National Football League’s minimum salary for players with four years of experience is $530,000.’
BillsBeat - March 26, 2003
Finding NFL job no snap for Glenn
‘For two years, it’s appeared as if Glenn, who worked out last winter for the Buffalo Bills, would be taking his own competitive game south. The latest proposition cropped up with the Browns. Glenn learned of the Browns’ sudden interest in him when they lost veteran LS Kuehl to the Giants. Since the query for Glenn’s services came after the Feb. 28 deadline for CFL players in the option year of their contract to sign with NFL teams, the Browns would have had to obtain a release of Glenn from his current contract with the Renegades. But in the end, it wasn’t needed.’
Bills sign Brown, ex-CFL receiver
‘Receiver Antonio Brown, who spent last season playing in the Canadian Football League, signed with the Buffalo Bills on Tuesday.’
BillsBeat - March 25, 2003
Jack Kemp To Chair USA Football
Jack Kemp, whose pro football career helped launch him to a successful career in public service, will serve as Chairman of the Board of Directors of USA FOOTBALL, it was announced today.
Bills Sign Antonio Brown
Brown (5-10, 170) most recently played for the CFL's Winnipeg Blue Bombers in 2002 and finished the year with 14 catches for 208 yards and two receiving touchdowns.
Talks With Ismail Break Off
‘Sources said that free agent fullback Larry Centers is generating interest from several teams around the league, but it remains unclear whether any club will be willing to pay him the sort of money he is seeking. The Redskins would like to sign Centers, who was released by the Buffalo Bills on Thursday, to a modest contract.’
"Kids Day" Against Rams Highlights Preseason Schedule
‘Saturday, August 9 at Baltimore, 8:00 PM
Saturday, August 16 at Tennessee, 8:00 PM
Saturday, August 23 ST. LOUIS, 7:00 PM
Thursday, August 28 DETROIT, 7:00 PM’
Player Profile: De'Mond Parker
Originally drafted by the Green Bay Packers in the fifth round (159 overall) of the 1999 NFL Draft…during his two seasons in Green Bay he played in 19 games and ran for 269 yards on 54 carries (average of 5.0 yards) with two touchdowns…he also caught 13 passes for 65 yards.
Adams can't wait to create havoc
‘"The fans in Buffalo are awesome," said Adams, who plans to live in Ted Washington’s Buffalo-area home. "You come from a place like Oakland, the only other place you can go is Buffalo to find the fans that players want to play for. From the moment I stepped off the plane in Buffalo until I left, I just said, "I can’t wait to get back here and start working with my teammates and doing my part to help this team win the Super Bowl.’"’
Bills kick in $4.2 million to sign Lindell
‘The Bills needed a new kicker after contract talks with free agent Mike Hollis fell apart. Lindell, 25, is younger and at 6-foot-3 and 237 pounds looks more like a linebacker than a kicker.’
Thinking Bills could be Super isn't off-center
‘That ’88 team wasn’t quite mature enough for great things. The Super Bowl run came two years later. This team might not be ready yet, either. But it’s a different NFL; teams can achieve big things in a hurry.’
Loyal Steinbrenner still repaying Saban for favor
‘The friendship between George M. Steinbrenner III and former Buffalo Bills coach Lou Saban has endured since the summer day they met on a playground in Cleveland 55 years ago.’
Lindell looks forward to joining Bills
‘”Nothing fazes this guy,” said Paul Sheehy, Lindell’s agent. “His mentality is absolutely perfect for a kicker. He’s never too high or too low. I think this is a great fit.”‘
Bills lure Adams with incentives
‘The playing time incentive takes into consideration Buffalo’s use of rotating linemen and the fact that the Bills potentially could be protecting a lot of leads using extra defensive backs against the pass.’
Seahawks let Bills acquire Lindell
‘”It’s not breaking my heart that I’m leaving (Seattle),” said Lindell, who was born in Vancouver and attended Washington State.’