Found January 20, 2012 on Inside the Bills:
PLAYERS: Drew Bledsoe
TEAMS: Buffalo Bills

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Former Bills and Patriots QB Drew Bledsoe will be an honorary captain for the Pats this Sunday prior to the AFC Championship game against Baltimore. He had a conference call with New England media on Friday and had these comments about his time in Buffalo. “I had a great time in Buffalo,” he said. “I really did. The fans in Buffalo are ultra-loyal. Having that rivalry for a bunch of years where they didn’t like me and I didn’t like them, going there and being welcomed like I was and playing there for a few years, I really enjoyed it. I have some great affection for that organization and particularly for the fans of Buffalo. I wish them all the best.” Bledsoe played three seasons for the Bills from 2002-2004 and never missed a start. His record with Buffalo was 23-25.  
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