‘Moulds had been a spokesperson for MuscleTech Research and Development, Inc., of Mississauga, Ontario, since his 1996 rookie season. He had specifically been promoting an all-natural protein supplement called NITRO-Tech. However, the company also makes other products containing banned substances by the NFL such as ephedra, a controversial stimulant used for weight loss and energy gain, and Androstenediol, an anabolic steroid.’
BillsBeat - June 15, 2002
#3 Offseason - Buffalo Bills
The Bills bit the bullet last year, stunk up the division and seemed like they were destined to join the ranks of their football friendlies a short drive north in Canada. But a funny thing happened on the way to the CFL — they got pretty darn good and cut loose a lot of dead weight.
Let’s see who’s laughing at the Bills this year
New defensive coordinators should keep it simple
Len talks about the Bills possibility of looking at DE Marco Coleman. It is near the bottom of the article in the PUNTS section.
NOTE: Coleman signed with Jacksonville Friday.
Bills appear playoff-bound with Bledsoe on board
Will the addition of Drew Bledsoe propel the Bills back to the playoffs? NFL fans seem to think so.
BillsBeat - June 14, 2002
Grant Irons following his father's footsteps in the NFL
Grant went to Notre Dame, while father Gerald — a 10-year NFL linebacker for the Oakland Raiders and Cleveland Browns from 1970-79 — graduated from Maryland-East Shore.
Kidnapper gets 50 years in prison
‘Hill, 25, grew up in Marrero and played football at Brother Martin High School and LSU before playing strong safety for the Buffalo Bills in the National Football League. He now is a free agent and may try out for the New Orleans Saints, he said.’
Mike Doser: Last day of mini-camp, plus Moore on TE
Dave Moore says that people are underestimating his ability to catch passes. Moore actually made into the NFL because he caught 89 career passes from Alex Van Pelt when they were teammates at Pitt. The offensive output was enough to get Miami interested as a possible weapon for Dan Marino.
Bills head home happy and healthy
‘Next stop: preseason training camp starting July 24 at St. John Fisher College.’
Man who kidnapped former Bill sentenced
A man who kidnapped former Buffalo Bill and LSU football star Raion Hill and stole his vehicle was sentenced to 50 years in prison.
Bills Auction Items For Charity Available
Earlier this week many of the Bills players participated in an autograph signing of items that will be sold for charity via NFL Auction, an online charity-based initiative of the NFL. The first five items from that signing will be available for fans to bid on starting tomorrow. They include a Drew Bledsoe signed helmet, an Eric Moulds autographed mini-helmet, a Mike Williams autographed panel football, a Keith Newman autographed mini-football and a Ruben Brown autographed authentic football.
Bledsoe comfortable in new surroundings
‘“That process happened pretty quickly for me, really in a very short time that I started to feel like this is where I belong,” said Bledsoe, acquired by the Bills in a trade last April. “Would I have been as comfortable this quickly had I gone to another organization? I can’t say, but I don’t think so. This organization, this situation, this community, this team seems to be a good fit.”’
BillsBeat - June 13, 2002
Bills Wrap Up Off-Season Camp
The Bills wrapped up their final day of organized team activity on Thursday with a 90-minute workout inside the fieldhouse in Orchard Park, NY. The next time the Bills take the field, the 42-year old franchise will be in Rochester, NY, for their third Training Camp at St. John Fisher College.
Organized Team Activity Coming To An End
As the Bills near the end of their final organized team activity before training camp, players are beginning to focus on what they need to do individually to make the 53-man roster in August.
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Huntley new to Bills but familiar with system
‘Huntley played for Kevin Gilbride, the Bills’ new offensive coordinator, in Pittsburgh. It’s an advantage that has drastically eased Huntley’s transition – and he knows it.’