‘The Bills placed Moore on the physically unable to perform list on Wednesday, saying he needs more time to recover after being shot in the leg seven weeks ago.’
BillsBeat - July 26, 2001
BillsBeat - July 25, 2001
Packers show interest in linebacker Holecek
‘Other teams showing interest include Indianapolis, New England, the New York Jets, San Diego and Washington. Any potential contract will probably be for the veteran minimum of $477,000.’
Everything you need to know about Buffalo Bills\' training camp
\’The Rochester area responded by turning out an average of 6,100 fans per workout and some 122,000 over the course of camp, both figures tops the National Football League.\’
Kris Farris moves ahead of Robert Hicks according to Don Banks of SI
The Bills believe they’ve almost picked up a free draft pick in Farris, a former 3rd rounder of Pittsburgh in 1999 who was out all last season with a left foot stress fracture. The 1998 Outland Trophy winner from UCLA, Farris signed in April and after some fine minicamp showings has moved ahead of incumbent right tackle Robert Hicks.
Aaron Schobel, Travis Henry agree to similar contracts
The Bills agreed to terms with their two 2nd round draft picks, defensive end Aaron Schobel and running back Travis Henry.
Both were scheduled to sign their respective deals when rookies and selected veterans were to report to training camp later in the day.
Catchin\' up with Kwame
As a rookie in 2000, he saw a small amount of playing time, finishing with three receptions on the year, but he did have one very important task.
\”I was the chicken man,\” Cavil said. \”Before games I had to go to KFC and get the chicken for the team. That was my job.\”
Bills' wives team up to fight hunger
‘During the Sept. 30 matchup with the Pittsburgh Steelers, the women will collect money and nonperishable food items at the gates of the stadium. Each person who donates will receive a raffle ticket for a chance to slap each of the team’s players high-five on the field at the next home game.’
Bills expect the hits to keep on coming
‘"So to be able to battle through the physical part of a ballgame, there will be times during training camp this year that we’re going to have to have physical periods to see how they respond to the extreme physical nature of the game."’
Bills sign second-round choice Henry
‘The Buffalo Bills yesterday agreed to contract terms with rookie running back Travis Henry, who they believe will push returning young veterans Sammy Morris and Shawn Bryson for the starting tailback job.’
BillsBeat - July 24, 2001
Going . . . going . . . gone
Memories from the Bills’ 2000 camp. Doug Flutie leads the list of players and coaches released, lost to free agency or dismissed during the offseason.
Face lift
\\\’The big question going into training camp is not so much will this new defense work as much as who will make it work.\\\’
Bills shuffle roster before camp
‘The Bills also added a contender in their wide-open race for the punting job by signing Brian Moorman, who led NFL Europe in punting the past two seasons.’
2nd round pick Travis Henry's agent says he's struck a deal with the Bills
There are only two draft picks left to be signed by the Buffalo Bills. The agent for second round pick Travis Henry says he’s struck a deal with the Bills…a four year contract for the Tennessee running back. Henry will be in camp Wednesday. The Bills still have their top two picks unsigned…Nate Clements and Aaron Show-Bull.
Ex-Bills' LB Holecek pays a visit
‘Holecek, who started 51 of 58 games for the Bills over the past four seasons and played under Jets new defensive boss Ted Cottrell, was released recently in a salary-cap move. Cottrell has been pushing for the club to sign him.’
Jets Talking to Linebacker Holecek
‘"He’s a three-year starter in the league, and obviously he’d like to be a starter," Jets General Manager Terry Bradway said. "But he feels very comfortable with Teddy Cottrell, and he had a good visit. He’s like a college recruit right now."’