‘The Bills will take a closer look inside NFL Europe through periodic diaries from from its own players, fullback Josh Roth and guard Corey Hulsey. Both Roth and Hulsey will play for the Amsterdam Admirals during the 2001 season.’
BillsBeat - March 23, 2001
Fans "ask the owner"
‘Ralph Wilson answered questions submitted by Bills fans via e-mail today in an exclusive interview with buffalobills.com. Wilson was scheduled to perform a live chat, but due to technical software difficulties, he answered fans questions submitted via e-mail to the site over the past few days.’
NFL Puts A Wrap On Bandannas
‘Concerned about the image being portrayed by a number of high-profile NFL players who wear bandannas and stocking caps beneath their helmets, the league’s eight-member competition committee will make a recommendation next week to team owners that players be prohibited from wearing them during games.’
Washington disappointed with Bears' initial offer
‘The Bears made former Buffalo defensive tackle Ted Washington an offer Wednesday, and at the same time began exploring cheaper alternatives in the free-agent market.’
The Flutie Factor already is a force in San Diego.
‘Some news a lot of fans probably don’t want to hear:
The Chargers, coming off a 1-15 season, have sold more than 1,000 new season tickets since free-agent quarterback Doug Flutie was signed March 12, and the renewal rate has increased in what generally is a "down time" for season-ticket sales.’
Defense a Gray area
"It’s a give-and-take situation," Gray said. "These guys played for Ted Cottrell, and they liked him. There might be a tad bit of animosity at first. They might want me to be just like Ted."
BillsBeat - March 22, 2001
Bills to Stay in AFC East?
Don Banks speculates on the details of the NFL's possible realignment in 2002. When the league becomes a 32-team, eight-division in 2002, Banks thinks most of the new look will be quite familiar. Will the AFC East have Miami, New England, Buffalo and the New York Jets?
Positive changes found all around One Bills Drive
‘Donahoe and Williams are a tad over the edge when it comes to details. But their obsession with the finer points looks pretty good next to the Obsessive Ostrich Disorder displayed by Butler and Phillips during last year’s slide to .500.’
Draft Digest Bills Board
‘Brian Delucia (one of the more well-respected draftniks) projects the different players the Bills have shown interest in and where they might project to take ’em – pretty good stuff … no qbs till round 5 … only round 2 possibility at tackle is Kareem Mackenzie … possibly Nick Harris as punter in round 5.’
BillsBeat - March 21, 2001
Dolphins, other teams interested in Rich Owens
The articles states Miami and KC offered Miami FA DE Rich Owens contracts last week, and neither was accepted. Owens was in Buffalo last Friday. Owens' agents expect a contract offer from the Giants and the Bills as early as today. He missed 6 games last year with a back injury.
Williams will miss other half of 'The Package'
‘"It’s tough to deal with," said Williams, shaking his head. "Even now, it’s hard to believe he is gone." "He" is Ted Washington, the Pro Bowl nose tackle who was released by the Bills last month. To Williams, Washington was more than just a vital element of the Bills’ defense. He was Williams’ confidant and closest friend on the team.’
Pats add Panos to offensive line
‘He signed with Buffalo as a free agent in 1998 and started all 16 games that season, but missed all of 1999 after undergoing surgery to repair a bulging disc in his neck. He was able to rejoin the team last season, but a series of nagging injuries, as well as the play of Pro Bowler Ruben Brown and Jamie Nails, kept him on the bench for the entire season.’
Patriots sign free agent G Joe Panos
‘Waived by the Buffalo Bills for salary cap purposes in February, Panos has started 56 of 83 games in seven NFL seasons.’
Bills Preseason Opponents
‘The Bills will play preseason games at Pittsburgh and at Cincinnati. Their home games will include the Rams and the Eagles.’
Patriots sign offensive lineman Joe Panos
‘He signed with the Buffalo Bills in 1998 and started every game that season. But he missed all of ’99 after surgery to repair a bulging disk in his neck, and missed three games last year with injuries to his right heel and knee.’