This is the headline that we Browns fans hope to read Monday morning. Ironically, my two buddies, who are die-hard Buffalo Bills fans and season ticket holders at Orchard Park, also hope to read this same headline.
This weekend, for the first time in a long time, we are all on the same page. Browns fans [...]
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Via Bills Insider
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October 11, 2009
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) -Bills coach Dick Jauron is concerned about the severity of the leg injuries sustained by linebackers Kawika Mitchell and Marcus Buggs that further deplete Buffalo's already banged-up defense.
``I'm not optimistic about those injuries,'' Jauron said after both were hurt in a 6-3 loss to Cleveland on Sunday. ``We'll find out more tomorrow...
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October 11, 2009
How exactly did they win this game?
When your starting quarterback goes 2-for-17 for 23 yards, and your offense totals 193 yards, it’s usually a receipe for disaster. For the Browns though on Sunday in Buffalo, they used a late Buffalo fumble by kick returner Roscoe Parrish to get an 18-yard field goal from Billy [...]
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October 11, 2009
If I'm Roscoe Parrish, I make the same decision. I try to pick up the bouncing, rolling punt hoping to catch the opposition off guard. I try to use my underutilized skills and attempt to create something positive for a team that, yet again, has proven incapable of mounting any semblance of a fluid, effective offense.
Buffalo NEws
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October 09, 2009
Bills starting left tackle Demetrius Bell is expected to return from a groin injury Sunday when Buffalo hosts the Cleveland Browns.
Bell participated fully in practice Friday after being forced to miss last Sunday's loss in Miami.
Reserve defensive lineman John McCargo (calf) should also return after missing the Miami game, while rookie safety Jairus Byrd (hip...
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October 11, 2009
,,,,,,,,,,We have the worst team in the National Football League.
Aie, the massacre...
-- Twenty-two seconds and you dump it off to Lee Evans five yards past the line? Then, you heave the ball once you've almost crossed the line of scrimmage? Trent Edwards heard Derek Anderson demand that he could be the lowest form of quarterbacking life, and said, "Give me a shovel,...
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October 09, 2009
Buffalo Bills starting left tackle Demetrius Bell is expected to return from a groin injury Sunday when Buffalo hosts the Cleveland Browns.
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October 11, 2009
In theory, they could have done more. The Buffalo Bills could have chased their fans from the stands by, say, spraying water directly from the bench and into the seats. They could have lobbed benches or, maybe, lawn darts.
They tried everything else, by doing absolutely nothing against one of the worst teams in the National Football League.
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October 11, 2009
The Buffalo Bills' depth at middle linebacker was depleted after starter Kawika Mitchell and his backup, Marcus Buggs, were both carted off with leg injuries during Sunday's 6-3 loss to the Cleveland Browns.
Via Cleveland.com
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October 09, 2009
Browns defensive coordinator Rob Ryan calls out Bills quarterback Trent Edwards
Via Buffalonews.com
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October 11, 2009
Bills starting middle linebacker Kawika Mitchell did not return after being carted off the field with a right knee injury early in the second quarter against Cleveland on Sunday.
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October 09, 2009
Buffalo Bills Blitz Week 5 NFL Stone Cold Lock Picks. First Pick Cleveland Browns (+6) over Buffalo Bills. I actually think Eric Mangani did something smart each of the last two weeks. Two weeks ago,...
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