Phillips Comments: Phillips spoke to the media today in his usual Monday press conference. He reiterated that Rob Johnson is his starting quarterback. He was impressed how he moved the ball in his lone series. On the offensive improvement, Phillips said they are alot more physical now then they were when Johnson got hurt. Specifically he said that the offensive line has improved tremendously and he singled out Marcus Spriggs as the player that has improved the most. On Kansas City, he says this will be a very tough game in a place that is tough to play, he expects the Chiefs to try to get the running game going. The coach also feels that the running game is continuing to improve although the stats this week beg to differ.

Injury Update: The Bills came out of the game with many players banged up but none of the injuries seem to be too serious. The biggest injury appears to be a sprained ankle suffered by Sammy Morris that may keep him out of this week's game. They should know more in a few days. Donovan Greer may also miss this week's game with a sprained ankle but the club will no more later in the week. Other players banged up but should play this weekend are: Ruben Brown, Keion Carpenter, Doug Flutie, Henry Jones, Ted Washington, Marcellus Wiley, and Antoine Winfield. On the positive side the Bills are now finally expecting to get Corey Moore back this week. For more details on all the banged up players check our daily updated injury page.

Rutgers Talking To Cottrell: It appears the man Rutgers university wants for their head coaching job is Bills defensive coordinator Ted Cottrell. He is expected to talk to the school today and there may be a lucrative offer waiting to entice him. Cottrell covets an NFL head coaching job and may decide to decline the Rutgers offer and wait and see what happens this off season. He does love the school where he served as a coach early in his career.

QB Answer At The Right Time? It was interesting that Coach Phillips chose the middle of a game to give his answer on who the starting QB is for the Bills. Granted, both QBs knew who it would be before the media and fans did. It is also now known that it was planned to bring Rob Johnson into the game in the second quarter. Phillips said in his post game comments that the thought about deviating from the plan and sticking with Johnson if he didn't bang a hip in his lone possession. That would have left Doug Flutie seething if he didn't get a chance to at least finish this game like he was told he would. Is it a right time to make a change with two big road games ahead? Only time will tell. The one stat that is telling however, is that the offense has scored only three touchdowns in the last three games under Doug Flutie.

Injury Filled Win: The Bills were able to take care of the over matched Bears but the hard hitting that went on during the game caused the Bills to suffer more injuries than in any other game this season. Six players went down in this game including Marcellus Wiley, Ted Washington, Sammy Morris, Donovan Greer, Antoine Winfield and Ruben Brown. No word on the seriousness of any of the injuries. Wiley hurt his leg, Washington had a stinger. They were replaced by Erik Flowers and Pat Williams. The loss of Winfield and Greer left the Bills thin in the secondary so they turned to Daryl Porter, who made two big plays in the game, and kick returner Chris Watson saw some action in the defensive backfield. Brown was bothered by turf toe all week and left the game and was replaced by Joe Panos. Morris suffered an ankle injury that doesn't appear to be too serious and was replaced by Antowain Smith. All the injuries will be re-evaluated today and we will have more later this afternoon after Coach Phillips' press conference. Injury Page.