Found June 19, 2009 on
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The Buffalo News reports that the Bills on Thursday hosted about 100 players in for a possible tryout:
Three University at Buffalo products — guard Jeff Niedermier, offensive tackle Ray Norell and safety Adekunle Akingba — were among 100 players showcasing their skills during a tryout with the Buffalo Bills on Thursday. The 6-foot-3, 310-pound [...]
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