“Adams joined the NFL in 1985 as a scout for the San Diego Chargers before joining the Buffalo Bills in 1991, where he served as director of player personnel for seven years. Named vice president of player personnel in 2000, Adams remains a key component in the team’s draft success. During his tenure, the Buffalo Bills have played in three Super Bowls. He is renowned in the NFL as a top talent evaluator and is often asked to present NFL Draft diagnosis to local radio and television stations in Buffalo.”
BillsBeat - May 3, 2002
BillsBeat - May 2, 2002
RB Curtis Alexander Live Call-In From Germany
Visit buffalobills.com to hear a live audio broadcast of a conference call between the media and running back CURTIS ALEXANDER on Friday. May 3, beginning at 1:30 PM EST.
List of possible June 1 cuts
Speculation by John Clayton. Not many DT’s will be available with June 1 cuts for teams with a need for those players including Bills, Jets, & Redskins.
LT John Fina, (2002 Cap savings: $3 million, 2003 Cap hit: $5,693,526)
TE Jay Riemersma (2002 Cap savings: $2.525 million, 2003 Cap hit: $1,372,000)
Offseason musings: How has your team fared?
Eric Moulds will get similiar attention for the Bills as Drew Bledsoe will click with his first true downfield go-to guy since Terry Glenn had his heyday in New England. . . .
Demotion upsetting to Kaplan; Hope outtakes spring eternal
‘TNT recently sent along a release saying that the film [“Second String”], which stars Jon Voight as the Bills coach and Gil Bellows as the second string quarterback who leads the team to a Super Bowl victory, won’t air until August 2003.’
Gota love big Mike
The humorous Mike Williams was the center of attention wherever he went during the draft in New York.
Browns to Scrimmage Here
‘The Cleveland Browns will make their first ever visit to Rochester in early August for two days of workouts with the Bills at St. John Fisher College.’
Chargers Sign Rookie WR Ryan Dennard
His father, Preston, played wide receiver for the Los Angeles Rams, Buffalo Bills and Green Bay Packers.
BillsBeat - May 1, 2002
Bills report: Inside Slant
Drew Bledsoe did in four minutes what Rob Johnson couldn’t do in four years.
QB-For-Pick Deals Never A Shoo-in
(NFL.com Feature): Based on recent history, there is no sure-fire way to indicate if the Buffalo Bills got the better end of the Drew Bledsoe deal with New England.
Bills Have Toughest Schedule
Buffalo Bills:
Opponents record: 131-109
Opponents winning percentage: .546
Games vs. +.500 Teams: 10
One new player to be put on the Wall of Fame
“The exciting news… there will only be one player named to the Wall and we were told that it was a very popular player. The Bills rep was not at liberty to say any more than that and said he would have to kill me if I released the name.”
Who do you think it will be? Post your answer on the Stadium Wall…
Browns to join Bills at Fisher
‘The Browns have a huge following in Rochester and are considered the area’s second-most popular NFL team.’
May Wallpaper Available
May wallpaper has Bledsoe in a Bills uniform
Inside the Huddle
‘If the feelings between the Bills and Chargers weren’t hot enough because of the western moves of general manager John Butler, quarterback Doug Flutie and others, they got hotter when Bills owner Ralph Wilson — much to the dislike of the Chargers — asked the league to schedule a home game against the Chargers late in the season as a good drawing card in cold weather. The result: a Dec. 15 game in Buffalo that won’t chill this building rivalry.’