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."
BillsBeat - February 26, 2003
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.’
BillsBeat - February 25, 2003
12th Man Award: Play of the Year
Fourth-year wide receiver Peerless Price hauled in a 48-yard touchdown from quarterback Drew Bledsoe with 4:48 left in overtime as the Bills rallied for a 45-39 victory over the Minnesota Vikings. Price finished with a career-high 13 catches for 185 yards and two touchdowns. Watch Video Highlights of the nominees.
Bills sign free agent McKenzie
‘McKenzie, a seven-year veteran with 29.5 sacks in his career, split last season between Chicago and Green Bay. He had eight sacks each season from 1998-00.’
Bills Sign McKenzie
‘McKenzie, 29, spent the first five weeks of the 2002 season with the Bears and started three of the four games in which he appeared before being released. He then re-signed with the Packers in November and appeared in five games for Green Bay at the end of the year.’
Price tag is no bargain for the Bills
‘Price’s agent, Tim McGee, handled the complaining in his client’s name saying the former Tennessee star understood that Moulds was the team’s No. 1 receiver and he wanted to go to a club where he could fill that same role. No mention was made of Price’s contention that he wouldn’t mind being franchised. Suddenly, being assigned that tag was tantamount to his being dissed. Sorry Peerless, but rather than being an insult, the franchise tag is the highest form of flattery.’
Coy Wire To Lead Bills Team In Corporate Spelling Bee
Safety Coy Wire will lead the Bills three-person team into battle against squads from other area companies in the Ninth Annual Corporate Spelling Bee to benefit the Community Music School.
BillsBeat - February 24, 2003
The Week In Bills History (Feb. 24-Mar. 2)
February 24, 1965 – BILLS TRADE COOKIE GILCHRIST TO DENVER
The Bills traded running back Cookie Gilchrist to the Denver Broncos for running back Billy Joe, the AFL's rookie of the year in 1963.
Top Fantasy Player
‘Hollis was consistent for the Bills this season. Although he didn’t always have many field goal chances, he accumulated a good number of PAT’s (40) and finished with 115 points.’
Price -With Patience - Will Be All Right
‘Presumably, both Price and the Bills want a long-term deal. And that’s the tricky part: McGee is free to shop his client’s services to any team (and there are several interested), but if another club signs Price, it has to compensate the Bills with either two first-round draft picks or a different package that fits president Tom Donahoe’s liking.’