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Buffalo Bills
Location: Orchard Park, N.Y. | Stadium: Ralph Wilson Stadium (73,967) | Owner: Ralph Wilson | General Manager: Russ Brandon
Coach: Perry Fewell | League Championships: 2
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--After hitting WR Eric Moulds with a TD bomb during a night practice in front of about 6,000 fans, QB Drew Bledsoe was asked if that was for the benefit of the fans. "No, that was for my benefit. That's fun."

--The Bills have been rained off of their grass practice fields at St. John Fisher College twice so far yet have still managed to practice outside thanks to an arrangement with a nearby high school. East Rochester High School, located just a mile down the street, has the same artificial synthetic playing surface on its football field as used at Ralph Wilson Stadium. "It (sheds) the water very well," coach Mike Mularkey said. "The players like it because their joints and knees feel better working on it."

--TE Mark Campbell, who had his best NFL season a year ago with 34 catches for 339 yards, is solidly entrenched as the starter for Buffalo. "Last year was a breakout year for him. I think he's done a great job of just building upon that over the course of the last eight months," TE coach Frank Verducci said. "He's definitely our leader within the group and he sets the tempo for all the other guys."

--Bills great Ernie Warlick, a tight end from 1962-65, attended Bills Alumni Day at training camp and left impressed with the state-of-the-art training facilities. "Look at the food they get now

-- it's tremendous," Warlick said. "Back then, we were on our own for lunch. We had to find a restaurant and still get back in time for the afternoon practice." Also in attendance were Jim Kelly, Kent Hull, Charley Ferguson, Jeff Nixon and Lou Piccone.

--Bills DE Constantin Ritzmann is no ordinary NFL rookie. He's a native of Germany who came to America as an exchange student, landing a scholarship to the University of Tennessee after playing just one year of high school football. That one season for North Florida Christian in Tallahassee, Ritzmann notched 26 sacks. "I'm just here living a dream," Ritzmann said. "Growing up, it's impossible for a German kid to think he'd make it to NFL, there's like nobody whoever has done it. I'm just here trying to do what I can. I think I'm doing well. I hear some good things from people, and hopefully I can stick around here or go somewhere else and show I can play." Talk about a natural for NFL Europe.

QUOTE TO NOTE
"I was a rookie with the 49ers and we played the Oakland Raiders. I had to block Lyle Alzado. I remember Alzado had a penalty called on him and the next play I lined up against him, he had stuff dripping off of his facemask. I don't know if it was because he was ticked off but I was a nervous wreck. But it was a great experience. There's nothing like it." - Bills coach Mike Mularkey talking about his first preseason game as a player.

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Buffalo Bills Message Board
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November 30, 2009 9:30 am
Congrats Perry on your first win! 
I am use to seeing the Bills playing a great first 3 quarters and a tired, over-worked defense lose the game in the 4th quarter. It was great to see the long ball. Isn't that why we paid Owens $6 million to come to Buffalo. Great to see
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November 30, 2009 6:58 pm
Many fans are disgusted with the Bills playing home games at the Roger Centre in Toronto but let's look at why it is. Players have gotten greedy and demand top dollar to play in Buffalo. Football fans are reluctant to go to Ralph Wilson Stadium as the fans behave in poor fashion. When the fans of the Bills tailgate hours before kickoff and ...(more)
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November 29, 2009 11:12 am
Normally with the Phins coming into Buffalo with the weather turning cold and gray the Bills should be the favorite. Not this year the Dolphins are a 3 1/2 point favorite, honestly I'm surprised that it is not more. The Bills O-line is in complete shambles due to injuries, the lin ...(more)
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November 23, 2009 5:30 pm
Just interested in seeing how many of you Fans actually pick the usual bottom feeders to beat Miami this week. An if you do predict Buffalo to win dont base it on the fact thast Buffalo plays Miami tough. I know its gonna be hard to find another reason to base this upset but im sure you can find something good in your team. Or maybe you cant i dont.

As for me i see this 1 being a little
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November 24, 2009 9:03 am
Best wishes to former U of L offensive lineman Eric Wood. He suffered a horrific injury yesterday -- compound fractures to his tibia and fibula during Buffalo's game at Jacksonville.

According to a story in the Buffalo News, Wood remained in Jacksonville after the team returned to Buffalo to undergo surgery.
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November 20, 2009 1:41 am

Well it appears that Perry Fewell will be coaching the final 7 games as an audition to remove the interim from his title. It was reported that Mike Shanahan is a choice for the Bills to replace Jauron with but I think that if the Bills finish well under Fewell that he stays on and takes the head coach job. It is also sounding like the Bi ...(more)

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November 17, 2009 6:34 pm

To me this is it for Edwards hes got 7 more games to prove he can be the Q.B of the Bills if not then i say trade or draft a new Q.B. Yes McCoy is probabably out of reach and to me tim tebow will fail in the NFL. Sam Bradford might be there for us and possibly Snead from Ole Miss.

Many will probabaly say im stupid fo ...(more)

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November 29, 2009 4:32 pm
Bills fans , Congrats on your 31-14 win over the Dolphins.It was a real good game. Enjoyed it. Good luck next week when you host the Jets. That should be another very good game.
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November 30, 2009 9:42 am
Keep the Bills in Orchard Park!!!  Even if we have to keep Mr. Wilson alive via life support! One of the oldest teams in the NFL with arguably the "best fans" deserves to stay put. Can't see myself flying to Toronto to cheer on the "Toronto Bills."
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November 16, 2009 12:12 pm
I think this should really be the goal at this point. It seems like a long-shot, but I truly BILL-lieve. Generally, we will need a few of the equally horrid teams to win a few more games and the Bills to lose out. Here are the factors:

1. Bills losing out. This could easily be accomplished. All of their games except one are again
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November 18, 2009 10:31 pm
The question then becomes, is Mike Shanahan interested in the Bills? Adam Schefter reported that the Bills had contact with him to fill the coaching vacancy. This would become one of the better moves the Bills front office has made, and if they do it, one of the last. Shanahan is one of those guys that not only coaches the team, but control ...(more)
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November 24, 2009 8:30 pm
Cowher - Said no...for now. He supposedly turned down 10 million a year. My guess is that he is waiting to see if there is a better job out there for next year (more ready to compete team). Is he interested in Washington?

Schottenheimer - I dont think he is interested in anything at all. Of course that could be just courtesy talk. According to ESPN, he doesnt want to coach or GM.....but
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November 24, 2009 9:50 pm
Hey Bills fans,

I'm going to my first game in Orchard Park this weekend. I went to the game in Toronto last year but it didn't have a home game feel at all. I felt bad you lost a home game to such a crappy atmosphere. So this year I 'm going to the game in Toronto again but had to catch a game in Orchard Park.


I'
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November 17, 2009 6:32 pm
The firing of Dick Jauron made me feel like a kid on christmas mourning opening the big present that I had snuck in the attic 9 times to look at.  It was long overdue but I am so happy we can finally move on.  I had about 30 text messages from friends and fellow season ticket holders within 10 minutes of the news breaking, all of which were filled with things like "I can finally wear my ...(more)
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November 27, 2009 10:34 am
OK, I can say with confidence that Jim Kelly knows a lot more about football than I do....but Tim Tebow?

Can you picture this guy being a drop back passer? He fits great into the college game, but I can not imagine him as an NFL QB.

What do you guys think....I think this is a bad idea.
 
 
 
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