Buffalo Bills 11/16/2012 7:57 AMThe Buffalo News reports the Buffalo Bills couldn’t have asked for a better start to Thursday night’s game against the Miami Dolphins. They scored the first time they touched the ball. “If you were late to the game, you missed it,” Leodis McKelvin said. Read more
Miami Dolphins 11/16/2012 7:50 AMThe Palm Beach Post reports the first half of the Dolphins’ season was often described with words like “upside, “promise” and “hope for the future.” But a much gloomier set of words can describe the Dolphins after Thursday night’s 19-14 loss to Buffalo, their third defeat in a row: “disappointing,” “inept” and “same old Dolphins.” Read more
Cincinnati Bengals 11/16/2012 7:46 AMThe Dayton Daily News reports in the darkness of the film room, Rey Maualuga saw the light. The Cincinnati Bengals linebacker had struggled since returning from a knee injury that kept him out most of the preseason. Playing at a career-high 267 pounds, Maualuga was slow, sluggish and, during a warm September game in Washington in Week 3, gassed. Read more
Cleveland Browns 11/16/2012 7:41 AMAP reports rookie running back Trent Richardson is hoping Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith will be in attendance. From the same high school in Pensacola, Fla., where Richardson broke most of Smith's records, the two have developed a close relationship. Richardson speaks regularly to Smith, Dallas' iconic No. 22, for advice. Read more
The Buffalo News reports the Buffalo Bills couldn’t have asked for a better start to Thursday night’s game against the Miami Dolphins. They scored the first time they touched the ball. “If you were late to the game, you missed it,” Leodis McKelvin said. Read more
The Palm Beach Post reports the first half of the Dolphins’ season was often described with words like “upside, “promise” and “hope for the future.” But a much gloomier set of words can describe the Dolphins after Thursday night’s 19-14 loss to Buffalo, their third defeat in a row: “disappointing,” “inept” and “same old Dolphins.” Read more
The Dayton Daily News reports in the darkness of the film room, Rey Maualuga saw the light. The Cincinnati Bengals linebacker had struggled since returning from a knee injury that kept him out most of the preseason. Playing at a career-high 267 pounds, Maualuga was slow, sluggish and, during a warm September game in Washington in Week 3, gassed. Read more
AP reports rookie running back Trent Richardson is hoping Hall of Famer Emmitt Smith will be in attendance. From the same high school in Pensacola, Fla., where Richardson broke most of Smith's records, the two have developed a close relationship. Richardson speaks regularly to Smith, Dallas' iconic No. 22, for advice. Read more