5 Things to Watch During Bills-Lions
The fourth and final preseason game is usually the one that doesn't showcase the first team all that much, which leads to many tuning the contest out.
But if you like the deepest caverns of an NFL roster, and how one night can either make or break the entire life and career of an individual, then Thursday night is certainly for you. To read Joe Buscaglia's full preview of the Bills against the Lions, head inside for more!
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Sabres Re-Sign Forward Ellis to One-Year Contract
Buffalo, NY (AP/WBEN) -- The Buffalo Sabres have re-signed unrestricted free agent forward Matt Ellis to a one-year contract.
Ellis, a gritty fourth-line player, rejoins the team for a third season. He set career-highs with 13 points - three goals, ten assists - and 72 games played last year. The signing was announced by the teamTuesday, Ellis' 29th birthday.
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Sabres re-sign Ellis
The Buffalo Sabres have re-signed forward Matt Ellis.
Head inside for details.
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Sports Illustrated picks the 2010 Bills to tie for the worst record in the NFL
Tuesday, Sports Illustrated released their predictions for the 2010 NFL season and Bills fans will not be pleased.
Click to check out how SI views the league including Peter King's playoff predictions!
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Kennedy Signs with Rangers
Buffalo, NY (WBEN) Tim Kennedy, the South Buffalo native released by the Sabres after receiving an arbitration award of $1 million, has signed with the New York Rangers.
Kennedy has reportedly signed a one year deal worth $550,000.
The Sabres walked away from the arbitration award, but are paying Kennedy a third of that as part of the team's buyout.
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Former Sabre MacArthur Signs With Leafs
Toronto, ON (AP/WBEN) -- Forward Clarke MacArthur has signed a one-year deal with the Toronto Maple Leafs. The team announced the deal with MacArthur, an unrestricted free agent, on Saturday.
MacArthur had 16 goals and 19 assists last season between the Buffalo Sabres and the Atlanta Thrashers, who acquired him on March 3 in exchange for draft picks.
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Spiller Delivers as Bills Beat Bengals 35-20
Orchard Park, NY (AP/WBEN) -- Rookie running back C.J. Spiller scored twice, leading the Bufalo Bills to a 35-20 win over the Cincinnati Bengals in a preseason game Saturday night.
After scoring on a one-yard run, the first-round pick put the Bills ahead for good, 21-14, with a 20-yeard touchdown run in the final minute of the first half. Spiller now has three touchdowns in two starts in place of injured veterans Fred Jackson and Marshawn Lynch.
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HAMILTON: Owens sees a new and improved Bills offense
Terrell Owens came back to Buffalo and had three catches for 35 yards including a 16 yarder beating Leodis McKelvin rather badly. The Bills CB made up for it the very next play keeping tight coverage on Owens on a streak down the sideline and then knocking the ball down.
I had a chance along with the local writer from the Associated Press to speak with the former Bills WR.
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Report: Devils Submit New Contract to NHL
Early reports said the NHL approved New Jerseys most recent contract proposal but a league official says differently.
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Forbes: Buffalo Bills franchise value drops 12% in one year
Almost every Buffalo Bills' fan knows that Ralph Wilson bought the franchise for $25,000. Can you take a guess what the team is worth now?
Click to check out the answer.
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Bills get final workout in before Saturday
Keith Ellison returned to practice this morning after missing yesterday while James Hardy made it through the night OK and was back doing individual drills.
Bills-Bengals blacked out
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Sabres sign Stuart for Portland
The Sabres continue to fill out the Portland Pirates roster by signing Colin Stuart. In 51 games with Atlanta Stuart scored eight goals and five assists including four shorthanded goals.
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Bills-Bengals Blacked out Saturday
For those of you who had plans to watch Terrell Owens return to Buffalo from the comfort of your own home Saturday night, think again. The only preseason game in Orchard Park in 2010 will not be shown live on local television due to the NFL blackout rule. Click to read the press release from the Bills.
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Sabres to Appear on National TV 13 Times
Buffalo, NY (WBEN) The Sabres will get plenty of national exposure in the upcoming season. The defending Northeast Division champions will appear in 13 nationally televised games in the US and Canada.
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Bills break camp with the head coach livid
Chan Gailey was all fired up by the end of the final St.John-Fisher training camp practice. There was a group of teenagers who attended many practices and frequently screamed nasty, vulgar and negative things at the players. Many comments were aimed at Trent Edwards. Gailey went over and told those fans that when they rip one player, they rip all of them.
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