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Buffalo Bills win ugly, but it's still a win
Was it a win? Yes. Was it entertaining, enjoyable, uplifting? No. But these are the Bills, and I guess you take a victory any way you can get it.
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December 14, 2009
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Buffalo Bills defeat Kansas City Chiefs
This is one for the vault, but only if the plan is to put the tape of Sunday's Bills-Chiefs game in said vault, lock it up, and throw away the key.
"I don't see any ugly in victory; all victories are pretty to me," Bills interim head coach Perry Fewell said with a wide smile following Buffalo's inartistic 16-10 triumph over hapless Kansas City.
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December 14, 2009
Bills Defense Picks off Win in KC
Buffalo's defense had four interceptions, and led the Bills to a 16-10 win in Kansas City. It improves the Bills record to 5-8. Terrence McGee, Paul Posluszny, Jairus Byrd and George Wilson all had picks of KC quarterback Matt Cassel. Late picks by Byrd and Wilson thwarted the Chiefs fourth quarter chances for go-ahead touchdowns.
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December 14, 2009
Bills Win Doesn't Change Reality
So the Bills go to Kansas City and win 16-10. To an extent I agree with Bills interim coach Perry Fewell that there's no winning ugly in the NFL... I get the fact that win is a win in the NFL.... but this was ugly - what you would probably expect from a match-up of 4-8 vs. 3-9.
I look at this game and what took place in a broader context of what has ailed this team all...
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December 14, 2009
Sullivan: Some jump up and down, while others jump for exits
Perry Fewell strode into the visitors' interview room and let out a loud, exultant "Whooo!" Then, on his short walk to the lectern, the Bills' interim coach turned to the assembled media and said, "No. 2!"
Fewell's exuberance was understandable. His team had just hung on for a 16-10 win over the Chiefs, giving him two wins in his first four games as an NFL head man. The...
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December 14, 2009
Bills' Jackson chews up Chiefs with extra effort
Fred Jackson doesn't leap tall buildings in a single bound. He's not faster than a speeding bullet or more powerful than a locomotive.
But the Buffalo Bills' running back sure is super when it comes to gaining extra yards with the football in his hands.
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December 14, 2009
Chiefs should thank anyone who sat through this game
The ?process? has entered the pandering phase.
That?s the only explanation for Chiefs coach Todd Haley opening his postgame news conference with a disingenuous thank you to the 30,000-plus Chiefs fans who filled 80,000-seat Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday.
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December 14, 2009
Bills notebook: Moorman lifts teammates with booming punt
Punter Brian Moorman showed yet again why he is such a weapon for the Buffalo Bills.
With the Bills at their 20-yard line and holding a three-point lead at the end of the third quarter, Moorman uncorked one of the best punts of his NFL career.
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December 14, 2009
Whose INT on final play? Take your pick
An argument ensued in the Buffalo Bills locker room over what happened on the last play of the game, an interception in the end zone by safety George Wilson.
Wilson claimed he got to the ball first. But safety Jairus Byrd said he had his hands on it before Wilson's. Several other players got into the fray as Wilson and Byrd defended their position.
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December 14, 2009
Chiefs' defense gets run over once again
After yielding 245 rushing yards to Denver in last week?s game, the Chiefs were looking for improvement in Sunday?s meeting with the Buffalo Bills at Arrowhead Stadium.
They got it, but just barely. The Bills rushed for an even 200 yards in their 16-10 victory.
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December 14, 2009
Williams, Dolphins grind out win to snap Jags' home win streak
The Miami Dolphins won another close game with another late defensive stop. This one put them right in the middle of the AFC playoff picture.
... week after slowing down Tom Brady and the Patriots, Miami had one of its best defensive efforts of the season. The Dolphins held Maurice Jones-Drew to 59 yards and a touchdown, sacked Garrard three times and forced six three-and-outs...
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December 13, 2009
Nose tackles fill a massive role
The subject of size was broached delicately.
"You are listed at 6-foot-1..." the reporter began.
"...and change," finished Steelers nose tackle Casey Hampton. "You've got to respect the change."
......Shaun Rogers, Hampton's good friend and the Cleveland Browns' nose tackle, is listed at 350 but stopped short of confirming the actual number.
"That's the...
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December 13, 2009
Bills Hold On For 16-10 Win Over Chiefs
The Buffalo Bills nearly gave away another fourth quarter lead, but used 3 fourth quarter interceptions in their favor to beat the Kansas City Chiefs 16-10 Sunday afternoon at Arrowhead Stadium.
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December 13, 2009
Bills lhold off Chiefs for sloppy win
Well, it certainly wasn?t pretty, but then again, it rarely is when the Buffalo Bills are involved.
The difference today, though, is that the Bills were on the plus side of an ugly NFL game, defeating the truly hapless Kansas City Chiefs 16-10 at Arrowhead Stadium, which was barely one-third full
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December 13, 2009
Bills hold on for win over Chiefs, 16-10; join a live chat
Ryan Fitzpatrick threw a 9-yard touchdown pass to Terrell Owens, Rian Lindell kicked three field goals and the defense grabbed four interceptions as the Buffalo Bills held off the Kansas City Chiefs, 16-10, today in Arrowhead Stadium.
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December 13, 2009
Inside the NFL: Patriots' commitment called into question
One of the reasons the New England Patriots have remained on top is their focus and dedication to the task at hand. That seems to be lacking at the moment.
Head coach Bill Belichick sent wide receiver Randy Moss, linebackers Adalius Thomas and Gary Guyton and defensive end Derrick Burgess home on Wednesday after they were late for a morning meeting. The players blamed...
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December 13, 2009
Bills LT Bell placed on IR, out for season
Buffalo Bills starting left tackle Demetrius Bell was placed on injured reserve, ending his season.
The Bills promoted offensive lineman Andre Ramsey from their practice squad Friday to replace Bell.
Bell had missed the last three games because of a knee injury. He played in eight games after opening the year as a first-time starter following Buffalo's release of veteran Langston...
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December 13, 2009
Source: Steelers staff on shaky ground
After five straight losses that have derailed their season, the Pittsburgh Steelers coaching staff is expected to undergo a considerable makeover this offseason, a source close to the situation told ESPN NFL Insider Adam Schefter.
Changes are expected with Pittsburgh's special teams coach Bob Ligashesky, amongst others.
Other coaches that could be in trouble in...
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December 13, 2009
Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs look to salvage pride
..."Right now it's just about playing for each other and trying to get some momentum to end this season on a good note," said Evans, the disappointment undeniable in his voice. "I think that's how you've got to approach it and you just stay professional and work every day."
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December 13, 2009
Parting of the Red Sea: Arrowhead will be friendlier to Bills
Arrowhead Stadium used to be home sweet home for the Kansas City Chiefs and a house of horrors for their opponents..................It's so bad that the Chiefs' loyal fans are staying away. The team needed an extra 24 hours beyond Thursday's deadline to sell the remaining tickets for today's game. The extension allowed the Chiefs to avoid a television blackout for the first time...
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December 13, 2009
Bills-Chiefs scouting report
Breaking down today's matchup:
Find some offense
Think the Bills have trouble offensively? Kansas City isn't exactly an offensive juggernaut. The Chiefs' 265.6 yards per game rank 30th in the NFL.
Punch it in
The red zone is a place where the Bills' offense tends to stall. Buffalo has just nine touchdowns inside the opponent's 20-yard line, tying the St...
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December 13, 2009
Bills' special teams have been a letdown
In three of the past five years, the Buffalo Bills finished first in the Dallas Morning News' respected special-teams rankings.
Rest assured, they're not going to repeat.
Bills assistant head coach and special-teams guru Bobby April has overseen an uncharacteristically tough season.
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December 12, 2009
HOF 2010: Steve Tasker
Steve Tasker is anecdotally considered the greatest special teams player of all-time. What that usually means is that, after leaving out the kick returners, punt returners, kickers and punters, he's the best special teams player ever. He was terrific in kick and punt coverage, blocked his share of kicks and punts, and was a pretty good kick returner and punt returner, too.
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December 12, 2009
Dungy says he was contacted Thursday about an NFL job
After the regular season ends on January 4, the coaching carousel will more closely resemble a Slap Chop.
And teams already are lining up candidates to fill the coming collection of vacancies.
Former Bucs and Colts coach Tony Dungy said earlier today on The Dan Patrick Show that he was contacted Thursday by an NFL team about a job.
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December 12, 2009
Maybin has yet to produce for Buffalo Bills
Aaron Maybin was in the midst of discussing how his rookie season hasn't come close to meeting his objectives when the conversation switched to the Buffalo Bills defensive end's latest hairstyle.
Turning his head slightly, the first-round draft pick showed off how he had shaved into his hair the word "Mayhem," one of the nicknames he picked up as a star pass rusher at...
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December 12, 2009
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