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Bills Daily Charge – May 16

Posted by Bills Daily Charge on May 16, 2011 – 9:05 am

DAILY REPORT
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell will hold a Fan Forum with Bills’ season ticket holders. The interactive conference call will take place today at 6:30 p.m.

DAILY LINKS
Buffalobills.com – Chris Brown on Buddy Nix’s comments regarding training camp

Buffalobills.com – Chris Brown talks about the history of the long-snapper in this week’s Fan Friday post

BuffaloBills.com – Chris Brown feature on Johnny White and his versatility

Pro Football Talk – Reports Bills are done with front office moves following Gibbons and Cook hires

ProFootballTalk – Vindicated by labor fight, Ralph Wilson isn’t gloating

Sporting News – Short piece says Bills have big plans for Marcell Dareus; quotes buffalobills.com

New York Daily News – Gary Myers talks with Mr. Wilson; ‘I miss football like millions of other people.’

NFL.com – Vic Carucci on the re-structuring of the personnel department

Ocala.com – Drayton Florence participates in high school fundraiser basketball game

Stone Mountain Redan Patch – Stephenson High Football Grad Reaches NFL; profile story of Kelvin Sheppard

Sun Herald – Chris White waiting for lockout to end to begin NFL career

Audio/Video/Photo Links
BuffaloBills.com/NFL.com – Stevie explains Why So Serious?

97 Rock – Doug Whaley talks to Norton in the Morning

WHTK – Phil Hansen talks with John DiTullio

QUOTE FOR THE DAY
Assistant General Manager/Director of Player Personnel Doug Whaley on the team’s draft this year (appearing on Norton in the Morning on 97 Rock 5/13/2011) – “One of the things we wanted to do is get depth and create competition, because when you have competition it brings out the best in everybody. And that will just make our team better and more competitive.”

PHOTO OF THE DAY

CEO Russ Brandon, Head Coach Chan Gailey, General Manager Buddy Nix and Director of Operations and Event Services Chris Voigt visiting St. John Fisher College to see some of the new renovations to campus. (5/12/2011)