‘Erie County Director of Purchasing John Doyle believes the sale of thousands of old seats at Ralph Wilson Stadium may bring in as much as $100,000.’
BillsBeat - August 16, 1999
BillsBeat - August 15, 1999
Round One Goes to the Defense
Rick Gosselin's Pro Football Report: AFC Notes
‘Look for the Buffalo Bills to leave their long-time training camp home in Fredonia, N.Y., for Rochester in 2000. Wegman’s, a major supermarket chain in western New York, became the corporate sponsor of the Bills’ training camp this summer, the final year of the Fredonia lease. Wegman’s is based in Rochester.’
Notebook: Huard Solid In His Debut
‘Early in the second period, after Bills’ running back Jonathan Linton was stopped at the goal line, officials reviewed the play and ruled that he had not broken the plane of the goal line, which supported the ruling on the field. The interesting part is that Bills’ coach Wade Phillips never intended to ask for a replay ruling. “I was going to call a timeout anyway, and the official asked if I wanted to challenge the call,” Phillips said, taking a “why-not” approach.’
It's NOW Time For Hawks To Be Real Patient - Or Get Better Fast
‘The Seahawks’ defense made a number of big plays, forcing four fumbles and registering three sacks. And a second-quarter goal-line stand of four stops at the 1 was stunning. But the defense also gave up 188 rushing yards and let the Bills convert 60 percent of their third-down tries.’
'99 Starts Like 1998
‘Ted Washington, Buffalo’s immovable noseguard, was impenetrable.’
Rookies Stand out in Bills first Preseason Win
Seahawk Notebook
Short Seattle-based review of game.
Concrete Tent Kicks Off One Last Seahawk Revival
Holmgren seems a bit grumpy.
Seahawks: Offense Sluggish As Holmgren Loses Exhibition Opener
Seattle Slain
‘It was not a stellar exhibition opener for either team’s offensive starters.’
Game Summary
Bills Blow Past Seahawks
Game capsule of Bills victory over Seatlle.
BillsBeat - August 14, 1999
Seattle Spirits Soar With Holmgren At The Helm
Here's What To Watch As Bills Open Preseason
‘It’s conceded that Doug Flutie will be the regular-season starter at quarterback off his inspired effort a year ago. But former first-stringer Rob Johnson is pressing him and, by most accounts, has outplayed Flutie in training camp.’