Bledsoe Wants More Consistency: Drew Bledsoe spoke to the media today and said it takes all eleven guys to make the offense work. He said what hurt them on Sunday was their were breakdowns. He said everyone needs to work harder to be more consistent to avoid mistakes in the game especially with the style of football they will continue to play. He kind of disagreed with Eric Moulds who made the statement that he, Bledsoe and Travis Henry have to take charge to lead the offense. As we reported earlier Henry feels the way Moulds does, Bledsoe feels the offensive playmakers that they are could lead by example and play consistently. When answering questions about his future, Bledsoe said he is the quarterback of this team and he will continue to be the quarterback. As we reported yesterday, Coach Mularkey emphatically backed his QB, saying no change will be made. Bledsoe admitted that they've talked about being very close as in offense for a long time but that is the case and they need to stop making the little mistakes that are killing them. He said he has to remain confident and that he always approach problems with figuring out how to fix it, and that is what he is doing now. He pointed to three throws that he made poorly against the Raiders.

Williams Expects OL To Be Fine: As a group Mike Williams feels they have some things that they need to get corrected. He spoke to the media before today's practice. He expects the line to be fine if they keep working hard. Personally, Williams will work on his technique and footwork over the bye. Williams said Drew Bledsoe has a great attitude and that he will go down fighting with his quarterback.

Henry Thought He Scored: Travis Henry told the media today that he thought that the team should have challenged his fourth down lunge for the end zone against the Raiders. He told the coach on the sidelines it was close, and then after looking at the films he thought he was in. On the psyche of the team, Henry says no. 11 will take them where they need to be. Henry feels that him, Drew Bledsoe and Eric Moulds need to take the team on their backs and get the offense moving. He feels the bye comes at the right time and that the team is real close so the off week will help them out. Mental errors continue because it is a new system according to the running back so they are going back to the fundamentals this week, as it becomes a sort of training camp week.

Mularkey Optimisitic: Coach Mularkey addressed the media yesterday as the players came back to work after having Monday off. He said he got a good feel from the team and they had a positive outlook. The locker room talk is that it is a special group and the coach feels good about them. The coach feels there isn't that much of a problem since they are getting into the red zone. They just need to correct the mistakes that are happening once they are down there. The coach did say he would have thrown the red flag on the failed fourth down touchdown run if he had to do it again, Travis Henry was real close to getting into the end zone. On Drew Bledsoe, the coach feels it wasn't as bad as he thought after watching the films. He said Bledsoe was the victim of some dropped passes. The coach showed complete faith and confidence in Bledsoe as his quarterback. The film study from the game pointed out everything that needs to be corrected and it was all addressed and the coach expects them to respond. The coach also thinks the offensive line is playing well despite only being together for four weeks.

Bills Healthy For Bye Week: Chris Villarial was walking around fine on Tuesday and should practice this week. Everyone with the exception of Lawyer Milloy and J.P. Losman should be available for the Patriots game barring any injuries in practice. Injury Page.