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NEWS ARCHIVES - SEPT 17TH - SEPT 23RD, 2007 PREVIOUS WEEK

Bills Get Blown Out Again 38-7

AP Photo - Team Fails Again: It was time to get the red pen out again as the team had mostly failing grades once again. The defense is decimated by injuries but didn't make enough plays. The offense is just clueless right now. The defense gave up over 400 yards for a third straight week and the offense barely has 400 yards on the season! Gameday Grades.

Bills Blown Out Again 38-7: The Bills actually led this game 7-3 after the first quarter. It was all New England after that as they scored five straight touchdowns to blow out the injury riddled Bills 38-7. Trent Edwards played the whole game except the first series after J.P. Losman left with a knee injury. Edwards led the Bills on their lone touchdown drive that was capped off by an 8 yard TD run by Marshawn Lynch who was once again the lone bright spot offensively with 74 yards rushing. Edwards finished 10 of 20 for 97 yards in a very Losman like performance. The Bills had plans to open up the offense in the game but Losman's injury scrapped that plan. Game Review.

Losman, Poz, Whittle Out: Add injury to insult, the Bills continue their horrible rash of injuries in another horrible loss. The injury to J.P. Losman is considered a grade 1 sprain of the MCL. Dick Jauron said in his post game comments he would likely miss two weeks. The news was worse for Paul Posluszny who is expected to miss eight weeks with a broken forearm. He will have surgery tomorrow. They may put him on IR to end his season since they will need to get another linebacker signed. Jason Whittle injured his hamstring and they think it is torn which could end his season. Josh Scobey was also banged up in the loss. Injury Page.


Saturday September 22, 2007

Beautiful Weather For Game: As fall officially starts this weekend, the weather will be very summerlike in New England foor tomorrow's game. There is no chance of rain as the game will be played under sunny skies with a high temperature of 74°. Winds will be out of the North Northwest at about 9mph.


Friday September 21, 2007

McGee Questionable: The Bills have made all four banged up players questionable on the Friday injury report. Terrence McGee practiced on a limited basis and if he can go they may reduce his kick return duties because of his sore ribs. If he can't go, Coach Jauron has decided not to add a fifth cornerback to the roster, they would go with just three corners. His condition did not get worse from yesterday's workout and that is a positive but he's still real sore. Sam Aiken will probably miss the game as he has not practiced the past two days because of a groin injury. He is a gametime decision. Brad Butler and Ashton Youboty should be good to go as they both practiced today. Injury Page.

Everett Heads Home: As expected, Kevin Everett has left Millard Filmore hospital in Buffalo. He took a private plan back to Houston where he will continue his rehabilitation of his cervical spine injury. He is now expected to walk again hopefully within a month. They are expected to get him to stand up shortly. His Mom spoke to the media yesterday and she thanked all the support they have received from the Western New York community. She called the support from everywhere so kind and amazing with gifts, cards, and flowers. Kevin especially liked the cards he received from children. She said the Bills and hospital staff made things easier on her and her family. She expressed Kevin's thanks and appreciation to the fans.

Aiken Hurt: The Bills added Sam Aiken to the injury report on Thursday with a groin injury that came up. He did not practice on Thursday along with Terrence McGee who is still battling very sore ribs. The team is encouraged and hope he will be able to play on Sunday. Ashton Youboty returned to practice on Thursday and is ok along with Josh Reed. Injury Page.


Thursday September 20, 2007

Everett To Stand Soon: The prognosis continues to get better for Kevin Everett. Dr. Barth Green from the Miami project said that the player is expected to stand up soon and should be walking within weeks. He won't be walking normally right away but the long term outlook is very good. NFLPA Executive Director Gene Upshaw and NFLPA President Troy Vincent were expected to visit him today.

Offense On Same Page: Offensive coordinator Steve Fairchild said he's not bothered by comments J.P. Losman and Lee Evans made about the offense needing to be opened up a bit. He said everyone just needs to execute better but did say he has a good relationship with open lines of communication with his quarterback. Losman concurred saying he talks to Fairchild all the time and feels he can tell him if he has issues and doesn't need to deal with issues in the media.


Wednesday September 19, 2007

Practice Squad Move: The Bills made a move on their practice squad today. They have added another cornerback from Ohio State and released a hometown boy in the process. Dustin Fox is the newest Bills and he replaces Jon Corto. The team needed more depth at corner and get that with Fox while they didn't need an extra safety on the squad especially with Ashton Youboty and Terrence McGee banged up. Fox was a third round pick in 2005 by the Vikings and spent most of last year on the Eagles practice squad. He was released by Philadephia just before the start of the season.

McGee, Butler Don't Practice:Terrence McGee and Brad Butler did not practice today. McGee is still bothered by very sore ribs suffered late in the loss to the Broncos. He says he's ok and will play on Sunday. Butler is suffering from an unspecified shoulder injury. Coach Jauron is optimistic they both will play on Sunday. Ashton Youboty practiced but is still slowed by a hip injury suffered in the 2nd quarter against Denver. Injury Report.

Another Blowout Loss Probable: It has been a long time since the Bills were this heavy an underdog. It appears that they have no chance this week unless the Patriots have a complete letdown and that isn't likely. Prepare for another ugly loss Buffalo. Complete Preview.


Tuesday September 18, 2007

Everett May Return Home: A source told AP that Kevin Everett may be returning to Houston as early as this weekend. As we reported yesterday, the doctors say Everett is headling toward the rehab step of his recovery. The source says the doctors are trying to find the right hospital in his home area for him to go to.

First Bills Coach Dies: The first person ever to coach the Buffalo Bills has passed away. Garrad "Buster" Ramsey died of pneumonia at the age of 87. He was 11-16-1 and his two years of coaching the Bills.

Bills Don't Use Emotions: The Bills had a lot of emotion going into Sunday's game against Pittsburgh but didn't use it to muster a good effort. Many things need to change for the Bills to be competitive again and Tony Bogyo tells us what they need to do now that they didn't "win one for the Gipper". Complete Story.

Losman Clarifies Comments: J.P. Losman clarified his comments from Sunday when he addressed the media yesterday. He accused the media for trying to divide the team, which he essentially did by calling out the play calling on Sunday. He re-iterated his comments that the team needs to open things up more early in games. After not taking any of the blame for the loss on Sunday, yesterday Losman admitted he could have played better and that everyone could have. He said he doesn't remember not taking the blame for the loss.


Monday September 17, 2007

Sabres At The Ralph: The game is on! The NHL announced today that the Sabres will take on the Pittsburgh Penguins at Ralph Wilson Stadium in only the second outdoor game in the league's history. The game will take place on New Year's Day and promises to be the biggest crowd in NHL history. Sabres owner Tom Golisano thanked the Bills and Ralph Wilson for their help in coordinating the big event.

Everett Continues To Improve: Kevin Everett continues his improvement as his status was updated today. He has more strength and movement in his legs and now has some movement in his hands. The focus of his recovery is now being switched to neurological and muscular system rehabilitation.

Everett Watches Game: Kevin Everett was alert enough to watch part of yesterday's loss to Pittsburgh. He watched it while falling in and out of sleep from his hospital bed. The way the game went who can blame anyone from falling asleep during it? His mother, a family friend, and a Bills player's wife watched with him. The players wore a t-shirt under their uniforms to honor Everett. It had his name and number on the back and the team huddled together in the front. The shirt will be available for purchase online on the Bills official website with proceeds going to spinal research.



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