Two Bills Drive

Oh, how the tide can shift so quickly…. "Butch Davis, who repeatedly said he had no desire to leave the Univeristy of Miami, resigned today with the Hurricanes to become head coach of the Cleveland Browns."

Referring to unnamed sources, the article says the Browns have been talking money in clandestine discussions with Ray Anderson, Lewis’ agent. The Browns are afraid of Lewis turning his back on them and are attempting to attract him with an offer too good to refuse, they say. While common in the NFL, such talks are against league rules.

Tom Donahoe, new president of the Bills, is irate that conversation between the Browns and Anderson could be taking place. He believes Anderson is trying to create a bidding war for Lewis, and he wants no part of it.

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‘Barring a glitch in the process, Bills President and General Manager Tom Donahoe is probably going to bring the name of the man he wants to owner Ralph C. Wilson Jr. some time on Wednesday.’

‘Marv Levy has joined Bud Grant as the only former CFL head coaches to be named to the Pro Football Hall of Fame. They also share a dubious achievement: They are the only head coaches to be in four Super Bowls and lose them all. Not that it’s anything to be ashamed of.’

‘Lewis will interview today with Buffalo to be the team’s head coach, then visit the Browns tomorrow. New York Giants defensive coordinator John Fox will interview with the Bills tomorrow and the Browns on Wednesday. Lewis is believed to be the leading candidate for both the Bills and the Browns.’

‘"I had a lot of great seasons in Buffalo. I had many game-winners and went to the Pro Bowl, but this is strongly associated. I certainly don’t well up emotionally as much as I did years ago."’

‘Several league sources said Sunday they expect Lewis to pick Buffalo. Ravens Coach Brian Billick bypassed Cleveland’s head coaching job when he left the Minnesota Vikings to go to Baltimore, and some NFL executives say they expect Billick to steer Lewis away from Browns President Carmen Policy and Director of Football Operations Dwight Clark.’

‘Former Buffalo Bills head coach Wade Phillips is scheduled to be in Washington on Monday to interview for the Redskins’ defensive coordinator job.’

‘"I’ve been surrounded by some wondrous athletes, some great people," he said. "What a group of warriors I coached and I don’t just mean the Hall of Fame stars. They were great fellas with the stoutest of hearts. Win or lose, they were still my guys."’

‘Barring a change of plans, Donahoe will fly to Baltimore on Monday to meet with Lewis, he told SportsLine.com. Then he hopes to interview Fox, likely in New York on Tuesday.’

‘Within the next 24 hours, both defensive coordinators will be scheduling interviews with the Cleveland Browns and Buffalo Bills. “We were told that Marvin has an interview set for the day or second day after the game and that he won’t be leaving without the head job,” an NFL executive revealed to Sports Writers Direct.’

‘"Challenge my coaching accomplishments if you wish," Levy likes to say, "but my stamina, at least, defies criticism!"’

‘"Where would you rather be than right here; Right now?" For Marv Levy, it’s in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.’

‘Ten years haven’t diminished the memories a bit for Talley, his teammates or the followers of the Bills.’