McKelvin Gives Affidavit: It appears like Leodis McKelvin has changed his mind and will press charges against the two teenagers that vandalized his lawn. He gave a sworn affidavit to the Erie County DA's office. The investigation is ongoing and the DA has not decided yet if they will press charges. They also do not need McKelvin's permission to charge the youths.
Schobel Held Out As Precaution: Dick Jauron said that Aaron Schobel has a sore back and he was held out today as a precaution. Chris Kelsay, Drayton Florence, and Derek Fine were limited. Jauron would not say whether or not he thought the banged up players would be ready to play on Sunday. For the Bucs, WR Antonio Bryant missed practice today with a knee injury. Injury Page.
Kelsay Practicing: Chris Kelsay is back on the practice field this morning in hopes of playing this weekend. He has a bruised knee suffered against New England. One defensive end is back while another is sidelined. Aaron Schobel did not practice a day after practicing fully. He has a back ailment. Injury Page.
Stupar Back On Practice Squad: As expected the Bills have signed Jonathan Stupar to the practice squad. This move was expected after he was on the active roster last week but did not play. He had to clear waivers before being put back on the squad. Front Office.
Bills Looking For First Win: The Bills enter their home opener with a chance at a much needed win against a young Buccaneers team. The Bills must avoid a hangover from the tough loss as well as a short work week. The fans will be fired up and the players may be closer than ever as a team. That should addd up to a Bills victory. Complete Preview.
McKelvin Won't Press Charges: As expected, Leodis McKelvin has declined to press charges against the two teenagers who vandalized his lawn. The names of the two people were not released because of their age but they live in McKelvin's neighborhood. He said yesterday he did not want anyone arrested for the act. It is now up to the Erie County DA's office to decide what to do next.
Wednesday September 16, 2009
Owens Speaks: Terrell Owens didn't speak to the media after the game Monday night but he did talk to his teammates and said there is a lot of talent on the team and they need to just go out and play. He did say that Trent Edwards missed some opportunities and they need to go deep more this week. He made it a point however to say that didn't cost them the game since they were leading by 11 with five minutes to go.
Teenagers Confess To Vandalism: It didn't take long for the people responsible for the vandalism of Leodis McKelvin's lawn to be caught. Two teenagers are in custody and have confessed to the crime. The police now will ask McKelvin if he'll press charges. That is not likely after earlier comments by McKelvin where he said he doesn't want anyone arrested for this.
Schobel Added: The Bills have added Aaron Schobel to the injury report despite the fact that he practiced fully today. The Bills would only say it's a back ailment. Four Buccaneers did not practice today. Injury Report.
Poz Out Six Weeks: Paul Posluszny is expected to be out about six weeks after undergoing successful surgery to repair his broken arm. Dick Jauron said today he hopes he's back before the middle of the season. Chris Kelsay is listed as day to day with a knee bruise although reports say he will miss this week's game. He says he will test the knee on Thursday and hopes to play this weekend. Drayton Florence and Derek Fine both practiced on a limited basis today. Injury Report.
McKelvin Ready To Move On: Leodis McKelvin said when he noticed the vandalism on his lawn he was angry but was also laughing a bit at what was done. Reports say the score of Monday night's game and the male anatomy were painted on his lawn. McKelvin said the fans have been great and feels this is an isolated incident. He even went as far to say he doesn't want anyone arrested for doing it.
Buggs The Man: Dick Jauron said in his media day press conference that the plan now is to start Marcus Buggs at middle linebacker. He likes the way he plays hard and fast. He's quick and tough and handles the checks well since he's been in the system for over a year. He was on the practice squad last year. He called it a great chance for him to show himself. They will get other people ready to play in case of more injuries. One option is to play Keith Ellison in the middle and Nic Harris at his outside linebacker spot.
More Consistency Needed: Dick Jauron said he has never been disappointed by the players' attitudes and effort. He just said they need more consistency from everyone. On the incident involving the vandalism of Leodis McKelvin's lawn. He called it unfortunate and the police are handling it. He's happy to be home and they need to do something to give them something to be excited about. If they do that, their fans are better than most.
Jenkins In; Stupar Out: The Bills have re-signed Justin Jenkins and placed Jonathan Stupar on waivers. The move was expected as Stupar was signed last week since the Bills were down to two tight ends. This may mean they expect Derek Fine to return this week. Stupar will likely go back on the practice squad when he clears waivers. Depth Chart.
Losing Inevitable? It is tough being a Bills fan as they seem to rip out your heart at every turn. A lot of fans were feeling uneasy about the game Monday night even after Fred Jackson raced into the end zone to give them an 11 point lead with just over five minutes remaining in the game. This team always finds a way to lose and they found another way on Monday night. Tony Bogyo once again talks about how hard it is to be a Bills fan in his latest article. Complete Story.
McKelvin's Lawn Vandalized: The front lawn of Leodis McKelvin was vandalized following the loss to the Patriots. McKelvin had the crucial fumble that led to the Patriots winning score in the final minute. The players are now concerned about their safety after some idiot crossed the line between a football game and real life. Hamburg police confirmed the vandalism but did not give any details.
Kelsay Out At Least This Week: AP is reporting that Chris Kelsay suffered no ligament damage to his knee but will miss at least this week's game against the Buccaneers. He has what is being called as a knee bruise. Injury Page.
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