GAME RELEASE - Week 8 Buffalo Bills (5-1) at Miami Dolphins (2-4) Sunday, October 26, 1:00, at Dolphin Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL

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1 BUFFALO BILLS GAME RELEASE - Week 8 Buffalo Bills (5-1) at Miami Dolphins (2-4) Sunday, October 26, 1:00, at Dolphin Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL BILLS PLAY FIRST AFC EAST GAME With a 5-1 record, the Buffalo Bills are off to their best start since With a win this week over Miami, Buffalo will accomplish the following: Improve to 6-1 for the fi rst time since 1993 The Buffalo Bills remain in sole possession of fi rst place in the AFC East with a 5-1 record. Buffalo earned their third home win of the season by defeating San Diego QB Trent Edwards led the Bills with the 261 passing yards on 25-of-30 passing with one touchdown. His 83.3 completion percentage set a new team single-game record. LB Kawika Mitchell posted two big defensive plays in the fourth quarter. Mitchell intercepted Chargers QB Philip Rivers in Buffalo s end zone with just over six minutes remaining and sacked Rivers with three minutes to go while forcing a fumble that Buffalo recovered. Next week, the Bills return home for their second division game when they host the NY Jets on November 2 at 1:00 pm. BILLS ON OCTOBER 26th This week s game will mark the ninth time the Bills have played on October 26th. The Bills last played in Miami on this day on in 1969 and lost The Bills last road win on this day came in 1992 with a victory over the Jets. The Bills have a 3-5 overall record on this date. Below is a list of the team s results on October 26th: OCTOBER 26TH OVERALL RECORD Kansas City L , Vs. Denver L (OT) New York Jets W , Vs. New England L , Vs. New England W , Vs. Miami L Miami L , Vs. Boston W BROADCAST INFO TELEVISION: CBS PLAY-BY-PLAY: Kevin Harlan COLOR ANALYST: Rich Gannon PRODUCER: Jim Rikhoff DIRECTOR: Bryan Lilley BILLS RADIO NETWORK FLAGSHIP: Buffalo 97 Rock (96.9 FM) and The Edge (103.3 FM); Rochester WHAM (1180 AM); Toronto - FAN (590 AM) PLAY-BY-PLAY: John Murphy (22nd year, 5th as play-by-play) COLOR ANALYST: Mark Kelso (3rd year) SIDELINE REPORTER: Paul Peck (10th year) UPCOMING WEEK S SCHEDULE Tuesday, October 21 - PLAYERS DAY OFF Wednesday, October 22 - Practice - 11:20-1:30 pm Open to media (11:40 am - 12:00 noon) Open Locker room - 1:30-2:30 pm Fieldhouse - Edwards, Evans, Whitner, TBD Offensive coaches available upon request Coach Dick Jauron in Media Room - 2:45 pm Miami RB Ronnie Brown conference call - 2:10 pm Miami head coach Tony Sparano conference call - 2:30 Thursday, October 23 - Practice - 11:20 am - 1:30 pm Open to media (11:40 am - 12:00 noon) Open Locker room - 1:30-2:30 pm Defensive coaches available upon request Friday, October 24 Practice - 10:35 am - 12 noon Open to media (10:35-10:45 am) Open locker room - 12 noon - 1:00 pm Saturday, October 25 - Walk-thru - Closed to the media Sunday, October 26 - Bills at Miami Dolphins - 1:00 pm Monday, October 27 - Open locker room - TBD Coach Dick Jauron addresses media - 12:30 pm ****All dates and times are subject to change.**** Scott Berchtold Vice President/Communications scott.berchtold@bills.nfl.net Chris Jenkins Director of Media Relations chris.jenkins@bills.nfl.net Matt Heidt Media Relations Assistant matt.heidt@bills.nfl.net Dawn Dotzler Administrative Assistant dawn.dotzler@bills.nfl.net Dominick Rinelli Media Relations Assistant/Research Analyst dominick.rinelli@bills.nfl.net

2 SCHEDULE & CREDENTIAL DEADLINES All credential requests should be made through the Buffalo Bills media website - For all credential questions please contact Vice President of Communications Scott Berchtold ( or scott.berchtold@bills.nfl.net) or Dawn Dotzler ( or dawn.dotzler@bills.nfl.net). REGULAR SEASON Sunday, Sept. 7 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS W Sunday, Sept. 14 At Jacksonville Jaguars W Sunday, Sept. 21 OAKLAND RAIDERS W Sunday, Sept. 28 At St. Louis Rams W Sunday, Oct. 5 At Arizona Cardinals L Sunday, Oct. 12 BYE WEEK Sunday, Oct. 19 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS W Sunday, Oct. 26 At Miami Dolphins 1:00 - CBS Credential Request deadline - Thursday, October noon Sunday, Nov. 2 NEW YORK JETS 1:00 - CBS Credential Request deadline - Tuesday, Oct noon Sunday, Nov. 9 At New England Patriots 1:00 - CBS Credential Request deadline - Thursday, Oct noon Monday, Nov. 17 CLEVELAND BROWNS 8:30 - ESPN Credential Request deadline - Tuesday, Nov noon Sunday, Nov. 23 At Kansas City Chiefs 1:00* - CBS Credential Request deadline - Thursday, Nov noon Sunday, Nov. 30 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS 1:00* - FOX Credential Request deadline - Tuesday, Nov noon Sunday, Dec. 7 MIAMI DOLPHINS (Toronto) 4:05* - CBS Credential Request deadline - Tuesday, Dec noon Sunday, Dec. 14 At New York Jets 1:00* - CBS Credential Request deadline - Thursday, Dec noon Sunday, Dec. 21 At Denver Broncos 4:05* - CBS Credential Request deadline - Thursday, Dec noon Sunday, Dec. 28 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS 1:00* - CBS Credential Request deadline - Tuesday, Dec noon * The NFL this season will continue to use a primetime fl exible scheduling element on Sundays in Weeks Only Sunday afternoon games are eligible to be moved. Flexible scheduling will not be applied to games airing on Thursday, Saturday or Monday nights. The NFL will have additional fl exibility to move the start times of games on Sundays, using a 12-day notice format. For example, a game scheduled for Sunday, November 26 could move from a 1:00 PM ET kickoff to an 8:15 PM start, but the change would be made and announced no later than Tuesday, November 14. In Week 17, in order to ensure a Sunday night game with playoff implications, the decision to move the start time may be made on six days notice. Please visit the Buffalo Bills media website for all up-todate information regarding the team at - The Buffalo Bills media website regularly posts the following information: STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE Based on 2007 regular season records, the Buffalo Bills opponents for the season accumulated a record of The Bills strength of schedule is.449. Below is a list of the Bills 2008 opponents and their 2007 regular season records as well as their 2008 records. OPPONENT 2007 RECORD 2008 RECORD SEATTLE SEAHAWKS at Jacksonville Jaguars OAKLAND RAIDERS at St. Louis Rams at Arizona Cardinals SAN DIEGO CHARGERS at Miami Dolphins NEW YORK JETS at New England Patriots CLEVELAND BROWNS at Kansas City Chiefs SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS MIAMI DOLPHINS at New York Jets at Denver Broncos NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS TOTAL (44.9%) (42.4%) Below is a list of NFL teams whose opponents have the lowest winning percentage based on the 2007 regular season schedule. The Bills opponents have the fi fth lowest winning percentage in the NFL. RK TEAM STRENGTH OF SCHEDULE 1. New England.387 (99-157) 2. San Diego.422 ( ) 3. Oakland.438 ( ) 4. Denver.445 ( ) T5. BUFFALO.449 ( ) New Orleans.449 ( ) BUFFALO BILLS MEDIA WEBSITE Game Credential Request forms Coach/Player/Personnel Transcripts Coach/Player/Personnel Clips Lastest Press Releases Up-to-date practice schedules Media Availability Sessions Full Record Book Media Guide and Historical Files Transactions Media Relations Department Contact Information For all your Buffalo Bills media relations needs please visit: 2

3 LAST GAME - BILLS vs. CHARGERS The Buffalo Bills bounced back from their fi rst loss of the year and came out of their bye week with a win over the San Diego Chargers on Sunday afternoon at Ralph Wilson Stadium. The lead changed hands four times on the day, and the outcome was still in doubt before Bills LB Kawika Mitchell made two huge plays in the game s fi nal six minutes to seal the victory for Buffalo. With six minutes left in the game and San Diego on the Buffalo nine yard line, Mitchell intercepted a Philip Rivers pass intended for TE Antonio Gates in the end zone and returned it 32 yards. The interception was Mitchell s fi rst of the season and set up the Buffalo offense for a seven-play, 43-yard drive that ended in a 44-yard fi eld goal from K Rian Lindell. On the Chargers ensuing possession, Rivers dropped back to pass and was sacked by Mitchell. Mitchell s helmet hit Rivers arm, causing him to drop the football, which was recovered by Bills DE Copeland Bryan. With only three minutes remaining, the Buffalo offense came back on the fi eld and ran out the clock on their fi fth victory of the year. The AFC East-leading Bills improved to 5-1 on the season, the franchise s best start since In addition to Mitchell, the Bills were led by second-year QB Trent Edwards, who fi nished the day 25 of 30 for 261 yards and one touchdown to WR Lee Evans. The Buffalo offensive line gave Edwards time to throw all afternoon, allowing him to complete passes to seven different receivers. Bills RB Marshawn Lynch rushed 19 times for 70 yards and had a third-quarter touchdown run that put the Bills up for good, TEAM FINAL Chargers Bills Team Qtr/Time Scoring Play Drive Score BUF 1/6:46 R. Lindell 38 yd FG 9-52, 5: SD 1/0:21 M. Floyd 14 yd pass from P. Rivers (N. Kaeding kick) 11-78, 6: BUF 2/5:20 L. Evans 2 yd pass from T. Edwards (R. Lindell kick) 7-38, 4: BUF 2/0:16 R. Lindell 27 yd FG 10-59, 3: SD 3/6:28 V. Jackson 12 yd pass from P. Rivers (N. Kaeding kick) 12-80, 6: BUF 30:33 M. Lynch 9 yd run (R. Lindell kick) 9-78, 5: BUF 4/3:17 R. Lindell 44 yd FG 7-43, 2: Chargers Bills Total First Downs Third Down Effi ciency 64% 46% Total Net Yards Total Offensive Plays Average Per Play Net Yards Rushing Total Rushing Plays Net Yards Passing Times Sacked/Yards Lost Pass Atts-Comps-INTs Punts- No. and Yards Penalties No. and Yards Fumbles No. and Lost Touchdowns 2 2 FGM/A 0/0 3/4 Time of Possession 24:31 35:29 RUSHING CHARGERS: L. Tomlinson 14-41, V. Jackson 1-31, D. Sproles 1-1, P. Rivers 1-(-1) BILLS: M. Lynch TD, F. Jackson 9-33, T. Edwards 4-6 PASSING CHARGERS: P. Rivers 22-29, 208 yards, 2 TD, INT BILLS: T. Edwards 25-30, 261 yards, TD RECEIVING CHARGERS: L. Tomlinson 6-26, M. Floyd 4-65 TD, A. Gates 4-55, V. Jackson 4-42 TD, L. Naanee 2-7, B. Manumaleuna 1-8, D. Sproles 1-5 BILLS: L. Evans 8-89 TD, R. Royal 4-53, M. Lynch 4-22, J. Reed 3-32, F. Jackson 3-28, R. Parrish 2-19, D. Schouman 1-18 BEST STARTS IN BILLS HISTORY The Bills are off to a 5-1 start in The 5-1 start is the best for the franchise since Below is a look at the best starts in team history through six games and seven games: Record Years Below is a look at the best starts in team history through seven games: Record Years NFL-FOURTH QUARTER SCORING The Buffalo Bills have put together their best scoring effort late in the game. The Bills have scored 48 points in the fourth quarter of their six games this season. The Bills rank eighth in the NFL in fourth quarter scoring. Below is a look at the top 10 teams in the NFL that have scored the most points in the fourth quarter. RK. TEAM POINTS IN 4TH QUARTER 1. Green Bay Packers San Diego Chargers NY Jets Dallas Cowboys Tennessee Titans 52 T6. Tampa Bay Buccaneers 51 Washington Redskins 51 T8. Buffalo Bills 48 Philadelphia Eagles 48 T10. Three teams tied 46 3

4 LAST MEETING - BILLS-DOLPHINS Bills 38, Dolphins 17 December 9, Ralph Wilson Stadium, Orchard Park, NY With a victory over the visiting Miami Dolphins, the Buffalo Bills moved to 7-6 on the year and improved their chances of advancing to the postseason. Rookie QB Trent Edwards threw four touchdowns with TE Robert Royal and WR Lee Evans claiming two a piece and rookie RB Marshawn Lynch and fi rst year player Fred Jackson combined for 222 rushing yards; Lynch with 107 and Jackson 115. Leading in the fourth quarter, Edwards and Evans connected for a 70-yard scoring strike to halt a possible Miami comeback. In the opening seven minutes, Edwards and Royal hooked up for two touchdowns to give Buffalo a 14-0 lead. After going three and out on their fi rst drive, Buffalo s John Wendling recovered Brian Moorman s punt that was muffed by Ted Ginn setting up Royal s fi rst scoring grab from 13-yards out. Edwards and Royal struck again in the fi rst quarter with a 28-yard score. With the offense on a roll, the defense did their part. On the Dolphins second play following the ensuing kickoff, quarterback John Beck fumbled the ball while being sacked and George Wilson returned it for a touchdown putting Buffalo in front Just before the end of the fi rst quarter, Rian Lindell tacked on three more points courtesy of a 51-yard kick, 24-7 Buffalo added a touchdown in the second quarter after a successful challenge of an Edwards to Evans nine yard fade hook up. Edwards fi nished the day completing 11-of-23 pass attempts for 165 yards and four touchdowns. Donte Whitner and Terrence McGee each added an interception and the defense combined for fi ve sacks. TEAM FINAL MIA BUF TM QTR SCORING PLAY DRIVE SCORE BUF 1 Royal 13 yd. pass from T. Edwards (Lindell kick) 3-28, 1: BUF 1 Royal 28 yd. pass from T. Edwards (Lindell kick) 3-61, 1: BUF 1 Wilson 20 yd. fumble return (R. Lindell kick) MIA 1 S. Gado 12 yd. run (J. Feely kick) 2-66, 0: BUF 1 R. Lindell 51 yd. fi eld goal 8-35, 3: BUF 2 Evans 9 yd. pass from Edwards (Lindell kick) 2-11, 0: MIA 3 S. Gado 20 yd. run (J. Feely kick) 3-31, 1: MIA 3 J. Feely 41 yd. fi eld goal 8-48, 3: BUF 4 Evans 70 yd. pass from Edwards (Lindell kick) 6-85, 3: TEAM STATS MIA BUF First Downs Rushes-Yards Net Passing yards Total Net Yards Pass (A-C-I) Sacked by Opp Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost Penalties Time of Poss. 29:30 30:30 RUSHING MIA: S. Gado 12-52, 2TD; L. Booker 4-13; C. Lemon 4-4; J. Beck 1-(-4) BUF: F. Jackson ; M. Lynch ; T. Edwards 2-2 PASSING MIA: C. Lemon 22-42, 241, 2INT; J. Beck 1-2, 6 BUF: T. Edwards 11-23, 165, 4TD RECEIVING MIA: D. Hagan 8-93; L. Booker 6-34; T. Ginn 4-67; S. Gado 2-41; D. Martin 2-11; J. Peelle 1-1 BUF: R. Royal 3-46, 2TD; J. Reed 3-30; L. Evans 2-79, 2TD; F. Jackson 1-6; M. Gaines 1-3; R. Parrish 1-1 The Buffalo Bills and the Miami Dolphins will meet for the 85th time in regular season action on Sunday. The Dolphins lead the overall series , which stretches back to the teams fi rst meeting in Buffalo has won seven of the last eight meetings between the teams, including two victories last year. On November 11th, Buffalo defeated Miami at Dolphin Stadium. Their meeting in Miami will be the 32nd time Buffalo has traveled to south Florida to play the Dolphins, with Miami holding a lead in games played on their home turf. THE SERIES - BILLS-DOLPHINS BILLS-DOLPHINS SEASON SERIES Overall regular season record: Bills on the road versus the Dolphins: Last meeting on the road: W, 13-10, 11/11/07 First regular season meeting: W, 58-24, 9/18/66 in Buf Last regular season meeting: W, 38-17, 12/9/07 in Buf SERIES HIGHS Rushing Yards Bills: 203, O.J. Simpson MIA Dolphins: 228, Ricky Williams BUF Receiving Yards Bills: 196, Eric Moulds BUF Dolphins: 238, Chris Chambers MIA Passing Yards Bills: 419, Joe Ferguson MIA Dolphins: 404, Dan Marino BUF TALE OF THE TAPE STATS Bills Category Dolphins 5-1 Record Points Scored Points Allowed Touchdowns Scored Touchdowns Allowed 15 7 Rushing TDs 8 7 Passing TDs 7 2 Return TDs 0 7 Rushing TDs Allowed 4 6 Passing TDs Allowed 9 0 Return TDs Allowed 2 16/114 Sacked/Yards Lost 11/60 8/6 Fumbles/Lost 8/1 3 Had Intercepted 3 12/15 Field Goals Made/Attempted 5/ Average Yards Per Game Opp. Average Yards Per Game Average Rushing Yards Per Game Opp. Avg. Rushing Yards Per Game Average Passing Yards Per Game Opp. Avg. Passing Yards Per Game Turnover Ratio +4 31:17 Average Time of Possession 30:23 17/23/13 NFL Rank-Total Offense/Run/Pass 11/17/8 10/15/8 NFL Rank-Total Defense/Run/Pass 21/12/27 vs. NYJ Next Denver 4

5 CONNECTIONS - BILLS-DOLPHINS Bills = bold italic; Dolphins = bold FORMER DOLPHINS/BILLS Miami OC Dan Henning was the Bills Offensive Coordinator in Dolphins RB Coach James Saxon held the same position on the Bills coaching staff in AREA CONNECTIONS Dolphins CB Will Allen is native to Syracuse and played collegiate football for the Orange. Buffalo WR Roscoe Parrish is from Miami, and attended the University of Miami. Parrish was an All-Atlantic Coast Conference second-team selection in his senior year with the Hurricanes. Five members of the Dolphins coaching staff coached at Syracuse University. DC Paul Pasqualoni ( ), OQC Steve Bush ( ), DQC David Corrao ( ), TE Coach George DeLeone ( , ), and outside linebackers coach Jim Reid (2004) all coached the Orange. During Pasqualoni s time as head coach ( ), Syracuse compiled an overall record. Bills S Donte Whitner and Dolphins WR Ted Ginn Jr. are from Cleveland. Whitner and Ginn Jr. played together at Glenville High School under Ginn s father Ted Ginn, Sr. and were teammates at Ohio State. Buffalo WR Coach Tyke Tolbert coached the tight ends and was the recruiting coordinator at the University of Florida in NFL CONNECTIONS Bills DB Coach George Catavolos ( ) coached in Washington with Dolphins ILB coach George Edwards ( ) while Bills OL Derrick Dockery ( ) and TE Robert Royal ( ) played for the Redskins. Bills OL Kirk Chambers ( ) and C Melvin Fowler ( ) were Cleveland Browns teammates of Dolphins CB Michael Lehan ( ). Bills OC Turk Schonert (2003) and RB Coach Eric Studesville ( ) served on the Giants coaching staff while Dolphins CB Will Allen ( ) played for New York. Bills OL Langston Walker ( ) was an Oakland Raiders teammate of Dolphins FS Renaldo Hill (2005). Dolphins OC Dan Henning ( ) was the head coach of the Atlanta Falcons when Bills OC Turk Schonert (1986) played quarterback for the Falcons. Buffalo Head Coach Dick Jauron ( ) was the defensive coordinator in Jacksonville when Miami OL coach Mike Maser held the same position with the Jaguars. Miami LB Akin Ayodele ( ) and Bills DT Marcus Stroud ( ) played together on the Jacksonville Jaguars defense. Bills LB Kawika Mitchell ( ) and Dolphins DE Vonnie Holliday ( ) were teammates with the Kansas City Chiefs. Mitchell and Miami LB Reggie Torbor were on the same Super Bowl-winning linebacker corps for the New York Giants last season. COLLEGE CONNECTIONS Bills DE Ryan Denney and Dolphins DE John Denney are brothers. They both played at Brigham Young. Bills CB Jabari Greer and Dolphins S Jason Allen were teammates at Tennessee. Bills OL Kirk Chambers and QB Trent Edwards played at Stanford with Dolphins WR Greg Camarillo. Bills WR Roscoe Parrish played collegiate football at Miami with Dolphins T Vernon Carey. Dolphins ST Coordinator John Bonamego ( ) and Bills DC Perry Fewell ( ) coached at Army together. Bonamego was the special teams coach and Fewell coached the defensive line at West Point. Bills S Donte Whitner and CB Ashton Youboty both played with Dolphins WR Ted Ginn, Jr. at Ohio State for the 2004 and 2005 seasons. Buffalo rookie CB/KR Leodis McKelvin and Miami S Brannon Condren played together in the Troy secondary. Dolphins LB Reggie Torbor and RB Ronnie Brown and Bills DT Spencer Johnson played together at Auburn University. Miami C Andy Alleman and Buffalo rookie CB Reggie Corner were college teammates at Akron... OFFENSE QB Trent Edwards 6 completions from passing QB coach Alex Van Pelt for 10th on the Bills all-time list (262) 147 passing yards from passing Van Pelt (2,985) for 10th in all-time passing yards 161 passing yards from 3,000 in his career 291 passing yards for 1,500 in 2008 QB JP Losman 173 passing yards to total 6,000th of career 3 touchdown passes for 35 in his career and tie for sixth most in team history (Dennis Shaw) WR Lee Evans WHAT TO LOOK FOR THIS WEEK... 2 touchdown receptions from tying Bob Chandler for fourth all-time in team history (34) 13 receptions from passing Frank Lewis (269) for ninth in team history in career receptions 54 receiving yards from passing Jerry Butler (4,301) for sixth all-time 94 receiving yards from passing Thurman Thomas (4,341) for fi fth all-time WR Josh Reed 44 receiving yards for 3,000 in his career RB Marshawn Lynch 10 carries for the 400th of his career 3 receiving yards for the 300th of career 76 rushing yards from passing Terry Miller (1,579) for 14th in team rushing RB Fred Jackson 44 rushing yards from 500 for his career WR/PR Roscoe Parrish 1 punt return for a touchdown for 4th of career and sole possession of fi rst place in franchise history 38 punt return yards to total 1,200 in his career 91 receiving yards to mark 1,000 in career TE Robert Royal 4 pass receptions away from his 100th of career. DEFENSE DE Ryan Denney 1.5 sacks to notch 20 in his career DE Aaron Schobel 2 sacks away from 70 in career DT Marcus Stroud 1.0 sack away from 25 in career... SPECIAL TEAMS CB/KR Terrence McGee 80 kick return yards to reach 5,500 in career WR/PR Roscoe Parrish 1 punt return attempt to hold sole possession of second place with 86 in career CB/KR Leodis McKelvin 32 kick return yards for 500 of season and career K Rian Lindell 5 consecutive PATs from tying Steve Christie s record of 172 5

6 With the team s 5-1 start, the Bills are off to their best start to the season under third-year head coach Dick Jauron. Jauron has led the team to its fi rst 5-1 start since For Jauron, the 5-1 start ties for the best of his career through the fi rst fi ve games of a season, matching his 5-1 start in 2001 with Chicago. Coach Jauron won his fi rst four games in a season for the fi rst time in Through the fi rst six games, the Bills have produced results in all three phases of the game in offense, defense and special teams. The offense ranks fi fth in the AFC in total offense and tied for fourth in the AFC in points per game. Defensively, the team ranks third in the NFL in third down effi ciency and 10th overall in total yards per game. On special teams, the punt return unit ranks second in the NFL in punt return average and seventh in gross punting average. COACH JAURON RISES UP WIN CHART Coach Jauron has a record as the Bills head coach. He is one of fi ve Buffalo Bills coaches in team history with a winning percentage above.500. Below is a list of the Bills head coaches with winning percentatges of.500 or better: COACH PERCENTAGE RECORD Marv Levy Wade Phillips Lou Saban Chuck Knox Dick Jauron COACH JAURON S RECORD WHEN... Bills head coach Dick Jauron is in his eighth season as an NFL head coach. His total overall record is (.447). Coach Jauron coached fi ve seasons with the Chicago Bears and is in his third season with the Buffalo Bills. Below is a list of his record when his teams reach certain statistical marks. RUSHING OFFENSE when team rushes for 100 yards or more when team rushes for 200 yards or more with a 100-yard rusher in game with two 100-yard rushers in game TOTAL OFFENSE PASSING OFFENSE JAURON TIES CAREER-BEST START when team gains 300 or more yards of offense when team gains 400 or more yards of offense when team gains 500 or more yards of offense with a 100-yard receiver in game with two 100-yard receivers in game with a 300-yard passer in game with a 400-yard passer in game TURNOVERS when team wins turnover battle DEFENSE when team allows 300 yards of offense or less when team allows 100 yards rushing or less BET YOU DIDN T KNOW... Buffalo is one of three undefeated teams in AFC games (3-0). Tennessee and Pittsburgh are 5-0 against AFC opponents MORE ON COACH JAURON BEST STARTS FOR COACH JAURON The Bills 5-1 start matches the best start for a team coached by Dick Jauron. Jauron s Chicago Bears team in 2001 also had a 5-1 record through six games. Below is a look at the best starts for teams coached by Dick Jauron through six games. RECORD YEAR Below is a list of the best starts through seven weeks for teams coached by Dick Jauron: RECORD YEAR HEAD COACHES WITH NFL PLAYING EXPERIENCE Bills head coach Dick Jauron is one of 11 current head coaches who has playing experience in the NFL. Below is a list of the NFL head coaches. COACH (Team) YEARS PLAYED IN NFL Jack Del Rio (Jacksonville) 11 Mike Singletary (San Francisco) 11 Jim Zorn (Washington) 11 Herman Edwards (Kansas City) 10 Gary Kubiak (Houston) 9 Ken Whisenhunt (Arizona) 9 Dick Jauron (Buffalo) 8 Jim Haslett (St. Louis) 8 Jeff Fisher (Tennessee) 5 Tony Dungy (Indianapolis) 3 Sean Payton (New Orleans) 1 AFC POINTS PER GAME LEADERS Under the leadership of Head Coach Dick Jauron, the Buffalo Bills have produced points in all three phases of the game - special teams, defense and offense in The Bills ranks tied for third in the AFC in points per game with a 24.8 average. Below is a look at the top teams in the AFC in points per game. RK. TEAM PPG 1. San Diego Chargers New York Jets 25.7 T3. Buffalo Bills 24.8 Tennessee Titans Denver Broncos

7 SCHONERT TO COORDINATOR GROSS YARDS PER PASS ATTEMPT Offensive coordinator Turk Schonert has led the Buffalo Bills offense to one of its most successful starts this decade. Below is a look at some of the team s top offensive rankings this season: NFL RANKINGS Completion percentage: 1st in NFL, 70.1 INT %: 4th, 1.7 First down yds/play: 7th, 5.73 AFC RANKINGS Points per game: T3rd in AFC, 24.8 Total offense: 5th in AFC, Schonert was promoted to his new post in January 2008 after spending the previous two seasons as the team s quarterbacks coach. The former Cincinnati Bengals quarterback is entering his 13th season as an NFL coach and sixth overall season with the Buffalo Bills. He began his career as a quarterbacks coach in Tampa Bay under Sam Wyche in BALANCED ATTACK AND TIME OF POSSESSION ADVANTAGE Schonert s offense has featured a balanced attack in his fi rst six games as offensive coordinator. The Bills offense has accounted for 174 pass attempts with seven touchdowns and 165 rushing plays with seven touchdowns this season. The team has held the time of possession advantage in fi ve of its fi rst six games. The Bills rank fi fth in the AFC in average time of possession at 31:17. Below is a list of the top fi ve AFC teams in time of possession average: RK. TEAM GMs PLAYED AVG. TOP RECORD 1. Baltimore 6 33: New England 6 32: Houston 6 32: Jacksonville 6 31: Buffalo 6 31: BET YOU DIDN T KNOW... The last season Buffalo averaged more than 8.0 yards per pass attempt was 1991 (8.02). NFL OFFENSIVE COORDINATORS IN FIRST SEASON WITH TEAM Turk Schonert is in his fi rst year as an offensive coordinator in the NFL after coaching quarterbacks for 12 seasons and playing the position in the NFL for 10 seasons. Buffalo is one of 11 NFL teams to hire new offensive coordinators this season. Below is a chart of the offensive production for those new teams with new coordinators: Name Team Rec. TDs Rush TDs Pass TDs Pts Total Yards Pass Yards Rush Yards 1st Downs TOP Cam Cameron Baltimore :12 Turk Schonert* Buffalo :17 Kyle Shanahan* Houston :13 Chan Gailey Kansas City :32 Dan Henning Miami :23 Mike Heimerdinger Tennessee :40 Mike Mularkey Atlanta :22 Jim Colletto* Detroit :47 Mike Martz San Francisco :10 Al Saunders St. Louis :03 Sherman Smith* Washington :03 * - First season as an NFL offensive coordinator; Bold = Leader in the category Turk Schonert has set a goal for the Buffalo Bills quarterbacks to average 8.0 yards per attempt this season. Currently, the Buffalo Bills passing offense has accounted for 8.32 yards per pass attempt. The 8.32 average ranks third in the NFL this season. Below is a list of the top averages in the league this season. RK. TEAM YARDS PER ATT. 1. San Diego Chargers New Orleans Saints Buffalo Bills Dallas Cowboys Arizona Cardinals Miami Dolphins San Francisco 49ers Pittsburgh Steelers Carolina Panthers Philadelphia Eagles 7.49 BIG PLAYS IN PASSING GAME Buffalo s offense has produced 11 pass plays of 25 yards or more through six games this season. The total ranks fourth in the AFC. Below is a list of the AFC offenses to produce the most pass plays longer than 25 yards thus far in the season. RK. TEAMS 25-PLUS PASS PLAYS 1. San Diego Chargers Denver Broncos Houston Texans Buffalo Bills 11 T5. Indianapolis Colts 10 New York Jets 10 7

8 Bobby April is in his fi fth season leading the Bills special teams unit. In week one, April s special teams unit put on an impressive display. With Roscoe Parrish s 63-yard punt return touchdown, Brian Moorman s 19-yard touchdown pass to Ryan Denney on a fake fi eld goal play and two Rian Lindell fi eld goals (35 and 38 yards), the special teams unit accounted for 20 points. The unit also set-up another touchdown when Jon Corto forced a fumble while covering a kickoff return. Buffalo converted the turnover into a 30-yard touchdown pass on the following play. April s special teams made a signifi cant contribution in week three s victory over Oakland. K Rian Lindell connected on the game-winning 38-yard fi eld goal as time expired to give Buffalo the win. TOP NFL RANKINGS WITH APRIL AS SPECIAL TEAMS COORDINATOR 2008 Punt return average: 2nd in NFL Opponent net punting avg.: 6th in NFL Gross punting avg. : 7th in NFL Most punt return yards in an AFC Game: 120, Parrish vs. Seattle (9/7) Most punt returns in an AFC Game: 6, Parrish vs. Seattle (9/7) Other Notes: Peter King s Monday Morning Quarterback column selected PR Roscoe Parrish as NFL Special Teams Player of the week. Parrish was also named the AFC s Special Teams Player of the Week in week one Punt return average: 1st in NFL , set team record Opposing punt return average: 1st in NFL Longest active game streak with punts inside the 20: 1st in NFL 21, held by Brian Moorman 2006 Net punting average: 2nd in NFL 39.2 Punt return average: 5th in NFL Kickoff return average: 1st in NFL Average Drive Start: 1st in NFL Gross punting average: 1st in NFL Net punting average: 1st in NFL Opposing kickoff return average: 4th in NFL Other Notes: Unit fi nished No. 1 in Dallas Morning News overall Special Teams rankings; fi rst team to fi nish in fi rst place in consecutive seasons Kick return average: 2nd in NFL Opposing kick return average: 2nd in NFL Opposing net punting average: 2nd in NFL Punt return average: 5th in NFL Other Notes: APRIL FIRES UP SPECIAL TEAMS Unit fi nished No. 1 in Dallas Morning News overall Special Teams rankings. Special teams unit tied an NFL return touchdown record with 5. It marked the fi rst since 1959 it occurred and only the fi fth time in history. Voted NFL Special Teams Coach of the Year April selected as the Peter King MMQB ST Coach of the Year FEWELL POWERS DEFENSE Perry Fewell is in his third season as the Bills defensive coordinator. Since the arrival of Fewell and his defensive staff, the team s philosophy has centered around forcing turnovers, stopping teams on third down and keeping opponents out of the end zone. The defense has been solid on all fronts through the fi rst six games in The defense ranks tied for third in the NFL with a 33.3 opponent conversion rate on third down. The defense ranks seventh in the AFC in defense inside the 20 with a 52.9 touchdown allowed percentage. The Bills have forced nine turnovers including a season-high three (an INT, two fumbles) against San Diego in week seven. TOP RANKINGS AS BILLS DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR 2008 NFL RANKINGS Third down percentage: T3rd in NFL, 33.3 % Total yards per play: 8th in NFL, 4.9 Passing yards per game: 8th in NFL, Total yards per game: 10th in NFL, Opponent completion %: 10th in NFL, 59.9 % AFC RANKINGS Points per game differential: 3rd in AFC, 5.2 Sacks: T8th in AFC, Safeties: 2, tied for 1st in NFL Defense inside the 20: 44.6 TD%, 4th in NFL Takeaway-giveaways: +9, tied for 6th in NFL Interceptions returned for TDs: 2, tied for 7th in NFL Fewest TD passes allowed: 19, tied for 8th in NFL Interceptions: 18, tied for 10th in NFL 2006 Points per takeaway average: 3.92, 2nd in NFL Percentage of TOs converted to TDs: 54.2, 2nd in NFL Defensive touchdowns: 4, 6th in NFL Passing net yards per game: 188.7, 7th in NFL Total sacks: 40, tied for 8th in NFL Points per game: 19.4, 10th in NFL Sacks per pass play: 7.8, 10th in NFL AFC S TOP DEFENSES The Buffalo Bills have allowed just yards per game this season. The Bills rank fourth in the AFC in yards per game allowed average. Below is a look at the top defenses in the conference: RK. TEAM YARDS PER GAME 1. Pittsburgh Steelers Baltimore Ravens Tennessee Titans Buffalo Bills New York Jets

9 BY THE NUMBERS 1 - Touchdown needed by Lee Evans this week to tie career best four-game touchdown streak. Currently, Evans has touchdown receptions in each of his last three games. 2 - Lee Evans has two 100-yard games against the Miami Dolphins. It s the only team he s posted two 100-yard receiving games against. Both 100-yard games took place on the road Average years of experience for Buffalo Bills players based on Kickoff Weekend rosters. The AFC average is 4.36 and the NFL average is Wins needed to post 350 regular season wins in franchise history. 6 - Players over the age of 30 on the Buffalo Bills Kickoff Weekend roster. The total ranks as the lowest among all AFC teams Record for teams Kawika Mitchell plays for when he records a sack. Mitchell posted a sack on Sunday vs. San Diego and forced a fumble on the play The number of games it took for Marshawn Lynch to reach 1,500 career rushing yards. Lynch set a new Bills record for the fewest games played to reach 1,500 yards in a career Number of penalties accepted against the Buffalo Bills. The total is tied for the third lowest (Philadelphia) in the NFL The length of Josh Reed s current consecutive game reception streak. It ranks as the longest of his career Different states represented by the 53 players on the Buffalo Bills roster The number of NFL players from the city of Miami. According to NFL Kickoff Weekend rosters, Miami has produced the most active NFL players. WR/PR Roscoe Parrish is the lone Miami native on the Bills 53-man roster The number of career games it took for Lee Evans to reach 4,000 career receiving yards. He tied Frank Lewis for the record for fastest Bill to 4, The number of career games it took Lee Evans to reach 250 career receptions. He tied Peerless Price as the second fastest player in team history to reach the mark The length of the touchdown pass completion between QB JP Losman and WR Lee Evans from week fi ve s game at Arizona. The pass was the longest in the AFC this season Average weight of a Buffalo Bill according to Kickoff Weekend rosters. The AFC average per team is and the NFL average is CB Ashton Youboty has said he will not get a haircut until after he posts an interception this season. QB Trent Edwards is good friends with Boston Red Sox shortstop Jed Lowrie. Both Edwards and Lowrie attended Stanford together. Lowrie hit a walk-off RBI single to help the Red Sox advance to the ALCS over the Anaheim Angels. LB Jon Corto is part owner of a cinema and audio installation company called CW Cinema and Sound based in Hamburg, NY. LB Paul Posluszny visited US military troops overseas throughout the Middle East and joined troops stationed in Iraq to watch Super Bowl XLII. Posluszny also spent part of the off-season in the Pittsburgh-area training with several Steelers including TE Heath Miller. S George Wilson enjoys cooking. Wilson participated in the Jock Chef segment for ESPN Magazine. The video is available at the following link - espn.go.com/espnmag/story?id= The following Buffalo Bills welcomed new babies into the world this offseason Lee Evans and his wife Miranda had their fi rst son, Lee IV, in April; Offensive quality control coach Nathaniel Hackett and his wife Megan had a son in the spring; Kyle Williams and his wife Jill had a second daughter in July; Justin Jenkins and his wife Anita had their fi rst son in August. The following Buffalo Bills got married during the offseason: John DiGiorgio, Jabari Greer, and John Wendling. BET YOU DIDN T KNOW... Seven Buffalo Bills have brothers playing Division I football at schools across the country: LB Keith Ellison - Kevin Ellison is a senior at USC and will enter his third year as the starting strong safety; selected as an All-Pac 10 performer in DE Ryan Denney - Brett Denney is a junior defensive lineman for BYU; posted 4.5 sacks as a sophomore. G Derrick Dockery - Cedric Dockery is a senior at the University of Texas and will enter his third season as a starter at guard; named honorable mention All-Big 12 as a junior. LB Paul Posluszny - David Posluszny is a freshman linebacker for Notre Dame. S Donte Whitner - Lindsey Witten is a junior defensive end at Connecticut; Played in 25 games with six starts in his fi rst two years with the Huskies; Posted 5.5 sacks in his career: Dawawn Whitner is a freshman defensive tackle at Ohio State. CB Ashton Youboty - John Youboty is a freshman defensive end for Marshall University; Yousif Youboty plays at Minnesota St. QB Gibran Hamdan - Bush Hamdan is a senior quarterback for Boise State. 9

10 CAREER NUMBERS AGAINST THE MIAMI DOLPHINS WR LEE EVANS DE CHRIS KELSAY DATE RESULT REC. YDS. AVG. LG. TD. 1ST. 10/17/04 W, (H) /5/04 W, (A) T /9/05 W, (H) /4/05 L, (A) T 3 3 9/17/06 W, 16-6 (A) /17/06 W, 21-0 (H) /11/07 W, (A) /9/07 W, (H) T 2 2 TOTALS T 8 22 WR JOSH REED DATE RESULT REC. YDS. AVG. LG. TD. 1ST. YAC 10/20/02 W, (A) /1/02 W, (H) /21/03 L, 7-17 (A) /21/03 L, 3-20 (H) /17/04 W, (H) /5/04 W, (A) /9/05 W, (H) /4/05 L, (A) /17/06 W, 16-6 (A) /17/06 W, 21-0 (H) T /11/07 W, (A) /9/07 W, (H) TOTALS T WR/PR Roscoe Parrish DATE RESULT REC. YDS. AVG. LG. TD. 1ST. YAC 12/4/05 L, (A) /17/06 W, 16-6 (A) /17/06 W, 21-0 (H) /11/07 W, 13-3 (A) /9/07 W, (H) TOTALS PUNT RETURNING DATE RESULT PR FC YDS AVG LG TD 12/4/05 L, (A) /17/06 W, 16-6 (A) /17/06 W, 21-0 (H) /11/07 W, 13-3 (A) /9/07 W, (H) TOTALS RB MARSHAWN LYNCH DATE RESULT ATT YDS. AVG. LG. TD REC. YDS. TD 11/11/07 W, (A) /9/07 W, (H) TOTALS KR Terrence McGee DATE RESULT KR YDS AVG LG TD 9/21/03 L, 7-17 (A) /17/04 W, (H) /5/04 W, (A) T 1 10/9/05 W, (H) /4/05 L, (A) /17/06 W, 16-6 (A) /17/06 W, 21-0 (H) /11/07 W, 13-3 (A) /9/07 W, (H) TOTALS T 1 DATE RESULT TOT TACK ASST SACK-YARDS 9/21/03 L, 7-17 (A) /21/03 L, 3-20 (H) /17/04 W, (H) /5/04 W, (A) /9/05 W, (H) /4/05 L, (A) /17/06 W, 16-6 (A) /17/06 W, 21-0 (H) /11/07 W, (A) *1-5 12/9/07 W, (H) TOTALS * - Sack resulted in a safety. DE AARON SCHOBEL DATE RESULT TOT TACK ASST SK-YDS FF PD INT 11/25/01 L, (H) / /6/02 L, 7-34 (A) / /20/02 W, (A) / /1/02 W, (H) / /21/03 L, 7-17 (A) / /21/03 L, 3-20 (H) / /17/04 W, (H) / /5/04 W, (A) / /9/05 W, (H) / /4/05 L, (A) / /17/06 W, 16-6 (A) / /17/06 W, 21-0 (H) / /11/07 W, 13-3 (A) / /9/07 W, (H) /0 1 0 TOTALS /1 5 1 QB Trent Edwards threw a career-high four touchdown passes in his only game against the Miami Dolphins on December 9, 2007 in Ralph Wilson Stadium. Below are a list of highlights from his only game against Miami. EDWARDS HAS CAREER DAY VS. MIA Became the fi rst Bills quarterback to throw four touchdown passes in one game since Drew Bledsoe on December 4, 2004 at Miami. Set a career-long with a 70-yard touchdown pass to Lee Evans in the fourth quarter. DOUBLE TROUBLE - Jackson and Lynch In the Bills last game against Miami, RB Marshawn Lynch (107 yards) and RB Fred Jackson (115) became the fi rst Bills running backs to reach 100 yards in the same game since Darick Holmes (122) and Thurman Thomas (107) achieved the feat on November 3, 1996 vs. Washington. The game marked the fi rst time fi rst year players achieved the feat in the same game. For Jackson, it was his fi rst 100-yard game is the fi rst of his career. Jackson (Coe College) became the fi rst NFL running back from a Division III school to rush for 100 yards since Dallas s Chris Warren (Ferrum) ran for 104 yards at Washington on October 4,

11 Second-year quarterback Trent Edwards posted the most accurate passing day in Buffalo Bills history in Sunday s victory over San Diego. Edwards completed 25 of 30 passes for 261 yards and one touchdown. Below is a look at the highest completion percentage games (min. 20 attempts) in team history: COMP % QB Trent Edwards (25-30), 10/19/08 vs. SD Jim Kelly (29-35), 11/24/94 at Detroit Jim Kelly, (19-23), 11/3/96 vs. Washington Doug Flutie (23-28), 10/11/98 at Indianapolis Doug Flutie (18-22), 10/25/98 at Carolina EDWARDS AND WINNING PERCENTAGE Edwards now posts a 10-5 record as a starter in the NFL. His.667 winning percentage ranks fi fth among active NFL quarterbacks with at least 10 starts. Below is look at the quarterbacks with the best winning percentages: RK. QB, Team % (Record) 1. Tom Brady, NE.784 (87-24) 2. Ben Roethlisberger, Pitt.721 (44-17) 3. Tony Romo, Dall.719 (23-9) 4. Philip Rivers, SD.718 (28-11) 5. Trent Edwards, Buf.667 (10-5) EDWARDS COMPLETION % AMONG TOPS IN TEAM HISTORY Edwards has completed 106 of 152 passes through six games this season. His completion percentage ranks as the best in team history for a season. Below is a look at the best single-season completion percentages in team history. RK. QB, SEASON % (COMP-ATT) 1. Trent Edwards, ( ) 2. Kelly Holcomb, ( ) 3. Jim Kelly, ( ) 4. Jim Kelly, ( ) 5. JP Losman, ( ) EDWARDS IN THE RANKINGS Edwards has completed 106 of 152 passes for 1,209 yards, fi ve touchdowns and two interceptions. Below is a look at where he ranks among the top quarterbacks in the NFL and AFC. NFL RANKINGS EDWARDS RISES TO THE OCCASION Completion percentage: 2nd, 69.7 *leads AFC Fourth quarter passer rating: 2nd, *leads AFC Interceptions: T2nd, 2 Passer Rating: 4th, 98.8 Average gain: 6th, 7.95 AFC RANKINGS Third down passer rating: 5th, 88.5 MORE EDWARDS... EDWARDS FOURTH QUARTER MAGIC Edwards led Buffalo to its third consecutive win after trailing in the fourth quarter in week four. He is only the second Buffalo Bills quarterback to win three consecutive games after trailing in the fourth quarter. Jim Kelly accomplished the feat in Edwards ranks second in the NFL in fourth quarter passer rating. Below is a list of the league leaders in fourth quarter passing. RK. QB, TEAM ATT COMP YDS TD INT RATING 1. Romo, DAL Edwards, BUF Campbell, Was Favre, NYJ Rivers, SD EDWARDS WITH A 80.0 PASSER RATING Edwards posted a passer rating of in week seven s victory over San Diego. He completed 25 of 30 passes for 261 yards and one touchdown. When Edwards posts a passer rating above 80.0 (min. 20 att.) the Bills are 8-0. Below is a list of Edwards games with a passer rating above GAME CMP-AT-YDS TD/INT RTG 9/30/07 vs. NYJ / /2/07 at WAS / /9/07 vs. MIA / /7/08 vs. SEA / /14/08 at JAX / /21/08 vs. OAK / /28/08 at. STL / /19/08 vs. SD / LOWEST INTERCEPTION % AMONG BILLS QBS Edwards has thrown just 10 interceptions in 421 career pass attempts for a 2.38 interception percentage. Edwards percentage ranks fi rst all-time in team history. Below is a list of the Bills quarterbacks with the lowest int. percentages. INT % QUARTERBACK (Attempts - INTs) 2.38 Trent Edwards (421-10) 2.56 Rob Johnson (663-17) 2.81 Drew Beldsoe (1,531-43) 2.82 Doug Flutie (1,063-30) 3.18 Frank Reich (377-12) EDWARDS STRETCHES THE FIELD Edwards is averaging 7.95 yards per pass attempt in It s the highest average mark for a Bills quarterback since Rob Johnson s 8.50 average in The mark ranks as the eighth best in team history. Below is a list of the top 10 averages for a season in team history. RK. QB SEASON Y/A ATT YDS 1. Daryle Lamonica , Todd Collins , Rob Johnson Jack Kemp , Jim Kelly , Jim Kelly , Jim Kelly , Trent Edwards , Dennis Shaw , Joe Ferguson ,572 11

12 EVANS AND REED REACH 250 Fifth-year wide receiver Lee Evans and seventhyear WR Josh Reed each reached the 250-reception plateau in week seven s victory over San Diego. Evans tied Peerless Price as the second-fastest Bill to reach the mark - both achieving the feat in 70 games. Reed is the ninth fastest Bill to reach 250. Below is a list of Bills players with 250 or more receptions in their career and the number of games played to accomplish the feat. RK. PLAYER GMs PLAYED (Date reached 250) 1. Andre Reed 61 (9/24/1989) T2. Lee Evans 70 (10/19/2008) Peerless Price 70 (10/15/2006) T4. Jerry Butler 72 (11/24/1985) Eric Moulds 72 (11/12/2000) 6. Frank Lewis 74 (10/16/1983) 7. Thurman Thomas 80 (9/12/1993) 8. Elbert Dubenion 81 (10/30/1966) 9. Josh Reed 92 (10/19/2008) 10. Bob Chandler 97 (12/17/1977) EVANS AND REED ALL-TIME RECEIVING YARDS - BILLS Evans ranks seventh on the Bills all-time receiving yards list with 4,248 yards. He needs 54 yards this week to move into sixth place and 94 yards for fi fth place. Reed ranks 10th in club history with 2,956 yards. Below is a list of the top 10 receiving yardage leaders in team history. RK. BILLS RECEIVING YARDS 1. Andre Reed 13, Eric Moulds 9, Elbert Dubenion 5, Frank Lewis 4, Thurman Thomas 4, Jerry Butler 4, Lee Evans 4, Bob Chandler 3, Peerless Price 3, Josh Reed 2,956 EVANS AND REED ALL-TIME RECEPTIONS LIST Evans has moved into 10th place on the team s alltime receptions list with 257 career receptions. He needs 13 receptions to pass Frank Lewis for ninth place. Reed ranks 11th in team history with 252 receptions. He sits fi ve receptions away from 10th place and 17 away from ninth place. 1. Andre Reed Eric Moulds Thurman Thomas Pete Metzelaars Elbert Dubenion Bob Chandler Peerless Price Jerry Butler Frank Lewis Lee Evans Josh Reed 252 EVANS OFF AND RUNNING LONG DISTANCE LEE - MOST 70-YD TDS IN NFL SINCE 2000 WR Lee Evans posted his sixth career touchdown of 70 yards or more with an 87-yard score against Arizona in week fi ve. His six touchdown receptions longer than 70 yards is best in the NFL since Below is a chart of NFL receivers with the most 70- plus yard touchdown receptions since 2000: PLAYER, TM TDs of 70-plus yards Lee Evans, Buf 6 Chad Johnson, Cin 5 Chris Chambers, Mia-SD 4 Marvin Harrison, Ind 4 Randy Moss, Min-Oak-NE 4 Terrell Owens, SF-PHI-DAL 4 Hines Ward, Pit 4 Torry Holt, St. L 4 EVANS IN THE RANKINGS Below is a look at where Evans ranks among top receiving categories in the NFL and AFC: NFL RANKINGS Receiving yardage: 8th, 521 Third down receptions: T23rd, 8 AFC RANKINGS Yards from scrimmage: 5th in AFC EVANS AMONG NFL LEADERS IN LONG RECEPTIONS Evans seven receptions of more than 25 yards ranks second in the NFL. Below is a list of the NFL leaders with the most receptions of 25 or more yards in the NFL. RK. PLAYER/TEAM REC. OF Greg Jennings GB 9 T2. Lee Evans BUF 7 Bernard Berrian, MIN 7 Calvin Johnson 7 EVANS AMONG NFL LEADERS IN YARDS PER RECEPTION Evans 27.0 yards per reception average on the season ranks second in the NFL. Below is a list of NFL leaders RK. PLAYER, TEAM AVG. REC. YARDS 1. Devery Henderson, NO Lee Evans BUF Calvin Johnson, DET *Based on minimum two receptions/game STREAKING EVANS - LONGEST ACTIVE START STREAK FOR WRS Evans is also one of the most durable wide receivers in the game. He has started 32 consecutive regular season games for the third-longest active streak in the NFL. Below is a list of the longest active consecutive start streaks among NFL wide receivers. Reggie Wayne, Ind 87 Muhsin Muhammad, Car 39 Lee Evans, Buf 32 Derrick Mason, Bal 29 Vincent Jackson, SD 27 12

13 MORE EVANS EVANS RANKS 5TH IN 100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES Evans recorded his 11th career 100-yard receiving game in week fi ve against the Arizona Cardinals. His yard receiving games rank fi fth all-time in team history. PLAYER 100 Yd GMs GMs to reach yd 1. Andre Reed (10/16/1989) 2. Eric Moulds (10/15/2000) 3. Elbert Dubenion (10/11/1964) 4. Frank Lewis (10/12/1981) 5. Lee Evans (10/5/08) EVANS MOVES UP BILLS TOUCHDOWN CHART Evans posted a two-yard touchdown reception against San Diego in week seven. Evans needs three touchdown receptions to move into fourth place on the team s all-time touchdown receptions list. PLAYER (Yrs) TDS 1. Andre Reed Eric Moulds Elbert Dubenion Bob Chandler Lee Evans EVANS IN SEPTEMBER Fifth year wide receiver Lee Evans posted his best receiving numbers in the month of September in In week four s victory over St. Louis, Evans posted his fi rst touchdown in the month of September with a 39-yard touchdown reception in the fourth quarter. Below is a look at Evans September numbers throughout his fi ve-year career. YEAR REC-YARDS AVG LG TD 1ST LYNCH BECOMES FASTEST TO 1,500 Second-year running back Marshawn Lynch passed the 1,500-yard rushing mark in his 19th career game in week seven against the San Diego Chargers. Lynch became the fastest Bill to reach 1,500 yards. Below is a look at the fastest Bills to reach 1,500 yards. RK. PLAYER GAMES TO 1, Marshawn Lynch Willis McGahee Joe Cribbs Greg Bell 22 T5. Cookie Gilchrist 23 Thurman Thomas 23 Travis Henry 23 BEAST MODE RETURNS FOR LYNCH Nicknamed Beast Mode for his hard running style, Marshawn Lynch continues to make a name for himself in his second NFL season. Lynch once again led the Bills in rushing with 70 yards and one touchdown on 19 carries against San Diego in week seven. He also added four receptions for 22 yards. LYNCH IN THE RANKINGS Below is a list of where Lynch ranks in the league rankings this season: Scoring (nonkickers): Tied for 3rd in AFC - 30 Rushing yards: 7th in AFC First downs: Tied for 7th in AFC - 20 Scrimmage yards: 10th in AFC CARRYING THE LOAD - LYNCH AMONG AFC LEADERS IN CARRIES Lynch has 110 rushing attempts this season. The total ranks second in the AFC this season, trailing only San Diego s LaDainian Tomlinson. Below is a list of AFC leaders in rushing attempts. RK. PLAYER ATTEMPTS 1. LaDainian Tomlinson Marshawn Lynch Jamal Lewis Thomas Jones Chris Johnson 103 LYNCH FINDS THE END ZONE Lynch has fi ve rushing touchdowns on the season. His total ranks tied for third among AFC running backs. Below is a list of AFC leaders in rushing touchdowns. RK. PLAYER RUSHING TDs 1. Lendale White, Tenn 8 2. Ronnie Brown, MIA 7 T3. Marshawn Lynch 5 Maurice Jones-Drew 5 Lynch needs three touchdown to set a career-high in touchdowns in a season. BILLS ESTABLISH PRACTICE SQUAD The Buffalo Bills have a established a practice squad of the following players: LB Marcus Buggs, Vanderbilt, R OL Chris Denman, Fresno State, 1 RB Bruce Hall, Mississippi, R WR Felton Huggins, SE Louisiana, 1 DL Corey Mace, Wyoming, 1 WR CJ Hawthorne, Hawaii, R TE Jonathan Stupar, Virginia, R OL Brandon Rodd, Arizona State, R NFL clubs may establish a Practice Squad of eight players by signing free agents who do not have an accrued season of free-agency credit or who were on the 45-Player Active List for less than nine regular season games during their only Accrued Season(s). A player cannot participate on the Practice Squad for more than three seasons. 13

14 OFFENSIVE LINE IN FINE FORM The Buffalo Bills offensive line features one of the most formidable front lines in the NFL. Pro Bowl left tackle Jason Peters (6-4, 340 lbs.) serves as the anchor for the line. He s joined by center Melvin Fowler (6-3, 310 lbs), right guard Brad Butler (6-7, 315 lbs), left guard Derrick Dockery (6-6, 330 lbs) and right tackle Langston Walker (6-8, 366 lbs). The starting group ranks as the heaviest in the NFL. Below is a list of the heaviest lines in the NFL. TEAM AVERAGE WEIGHT 1. Buffalo Philadelphia Dallas The unit has formed a special bond over the past two seasons. Collectively, they have started 18 of the last 20 games together. SETTING RECORDS IN 2007 The Buffalo Bills offensive line registered one of their most consistent seasons of the decade in C Melvin Fowler, LT Jason Peters, LG Derrick Dockery, RG Brad Butler and RT Langston Walker started 15 consecutive games in 2007 the team s longest streak by the same fi ve offensive linemen since 1989 when LT Will Wolford, LG Jim Ritcher, C Kent Hull, RG Joe Devlin and RT Howard Ballard started all 16 games. The Bills offensive line also set a team record by allowing just 26 sacks (sacks did not become an offi cial NFL stat until 1982). Below is a list of the fewest sacks allowed in a season in team history (since 1982). SACKS ALLOWED SEASON RESERVE LINEMEN SEE ACTION Fourth-year reserve lineman Duke Preston earned his 10th career start in week seven against his hometown team, the San Diego Chargers. Preston fi lled in for an injured Melvin Folwer, who started the previous 37 games at the position. Preston led a line that did not allow a sack for the fi rst game all season. In total, all seven of Buffalo s offensive linemen played against San Diego. Eleventh-year reserve guard Jason Whittle fi lled in for Brad Butler who suffered a sprained knee. Fourth-year reserve tackle Kirk Chambers fi lled in at right tackle when Langston Walker moved to the left to fi ll in for Jason Peters. Peters returned to the game. BET YOU DIDN T KNOW... Buffalo is 4-2 in its last six games when the team has not allowed a sack. The last game Buffalo held a team without a sack was on 12/30/07 at Philadelphia. DOCKERY - AN IRONMAN ON O-LINE Bills G Derrick Dockery has started 83 consecutive games and played in all 86 in his six-year NFL career. Dockery s 83-game start streak is the sixth longest start streak among active NFL guards. Below is a list of the longest consecutive game start streak among NFL guards. RK. PLAYER, TM CONSECUTIVE STARTS T1. Alan Faneca, Pit 102 T1. Chester Pitts, Hou Mike Goff, SD 89 T4. Steve Hutchinson, Min 87 T4. Ben Hamilton, Den Derrick Dockery, Buf 83 Dockery has played in 86 consecutive games in his career and has never missed a game in his six-year career. Dockery ranks sixth longest consecutive game played streak among NFL guards. RK. PLAYER, TM CONSECUTIVE GAMES T1. Alan Faneca, NYJ 102 Chester Pitts, Hou Mike Goff, SD 97 T4. Steve Hutchinson, Min 87 T4. Ben Hamilton, Den Derrick Dockery, Buf 86 OTHER GAMES STARTED STREAKS FOR BILLS OFFENSIVE LINEMEN Below is a list of games played and start streaks for the Buffalo Bills starting offensive linemen. RIght tackle - Langston Walker: 38 consecutive starts Right guard - Brad Butler: 22 consecutive starts Left tackle - Jason Peters: 5 consecutive starts Melvin Fowler s streak of 37 consecutive starts was broken in week seven when he missed the game with an elbow injury. PETERS WORKING HIS WAY BACK All-pro left tackle Jason Peters reported to the Buffalo Bills facility on Saturday, September 6 after missing training camp and preseason. Peters, 26, started the last 45 of 47 games for the Buffalo Bills as a tackle including 29 of the last 31 at left tackle. Peters was named to his fi rst Pro Bowl following the 2007 season although he did not participate in the game due to an injury. Peters was the 8th Bills offensive tackle to be selected for the Pro Bowl and the fi rst since Howard Ballard in Below is a list of Buffalo Bills offensive tackles selected for the Pro Bowl: Howard Ballard T 1992, 1993 Stew Barber T Paul Costa TE/T 1965, 66 Dave Foley T 1973 Harold Olson T 1961 JASON PETERS T 2007 Ken Rice T 1961 Will Wolford T 1990, 92 14

15 SCHOBEL LEADS AFC SCHOBEL SNAPS GAMES PLAYED STREAK Eighth-year defensive end Aaron Schobel missed the fi rst game of his career with a foot injury in week seven against the San Diego Chargers. Schobel played in the fi rst 117 games of his career and started the last 112. SACKS SINCE 2003 Schobel has recorded the most sacks in the AFC since the 2003 season. Schobel got on track in week one with 1.0 sack, six tackles and one quarterback pressure in a victory over Seattle. Below is a list of the leaders in sacks among active AFC players since RK PLAYER, TEAM SACKS 1. Aaron Schobel, BUF Dwight Freeney, IND Terrell Suggs, BAL Robert Mathis, IND Joey Porter, Pitt-Mia 43.5 APPROACHING 70 CAREER SACKS Schobel s 68.0 career sack total ranks second in Buffalo Bills history behind only former Buffalo Bill and 2008 Wall of Fame inductee Bruce Smith (171.0). With 2.0 sacks, Schobel will become the 13th active NFL player with 70 sacks. PRO BOWL SCHOBEL Schobel made his second consecutive Pro Bowl appearance in He is one of three Buffalo Bills defensive ends to play in consecutive Pro Bowls joining Bruce Smith ( and ) and Tom Sestak ( ). Schobel is one of three active defensive ends to play in the last two Pro Bowls joining Green Bay s Aaron Kampman and Washington s Jason Taylor. SCHOBEL AMONG TACKLE LEADERS Schobel has posted 18 solo tackles on the season according to the statistics on NFL.com. Schobel ranks tied for fourth among AFC defensive linemen with the total. Below is a list of the leaders in solo tackles among AFC defensive linemen. RK. PLAYER/TEAM POS SOLO 1. Shaun Rogers, Cle DT Tank Tyler, KC DT Ty Warren, NE DE 19 T4. Aaron Schobel, Buf DE 18 Kenyon Coleman, NYJ DE 18 Albert Haynesworth, Tenn DT 18 Robert Mathis, Ind DE 18 Amongst defensive backs in the AFC, third-year strong safety Donte Whitner ranks 14th with 28 solo tackles. Below is a chart of the top tacklers among defensive backs in the AFC (nfl.com): RK. PLAYER/TEAM POS SOLO. **1. Eric Weddle SD FS Gibril Wilson OAK SS Yeremiah Bell MIA SS Marlin Jackson IND CB Marquand Manuel DEN SS Deangelo Hall, Oak CB 33 Brian Williams, Jax CB 33 **8. Marvin White, Cin FS Antonio Cromartie, SD CB 31 Nick Harper, Ind CB Quentin Jammer, SD CB 30 T12. Antoine Cason, SD CB 29 Chris Hope, TEN SS 29 ***14. Donte Whitner SS 28 ** - denotes second-year *** - denotes third-year HARD HITTIN WHITNER WHITNER FOURTH BILL TO START CAREER WITH CONSECUTIVE 100-TACKLE SEASONS With more than 100 tackles in 2007, Whitner became the fourth Bill to start his career with consecutive 100- tackle seasons. Whitner achieved the feat in 2006 and 2007 and joined Jim Haslett ( ), Lucius Sanford ( ), and Sam Cowart ( ). Whitner is the only defensive back in Bills history to start his career with consecutive 100-tackle seasons. DEFENSIVE DIFFERENCE IN NUMBERS The Bills have added a number of key parts to their defense in The addition of DT Marcus Stroud, LB Kawika Mitchell and DT Spencer Johnson along with the return of regular starters MLB Paul Posluszny and FS Ko Simpson have made an immediate impact in the defense this season. Posluszny (forearm) and Simpson (leg) have both returned from injuries and the two players missed a combined 28 games in Below is a look at the team s defensive rankings in the AFC in 2008 compared to where the team ended in 2007 and Total Defense 4th 16th 10th Rushing Defense 6th 10th 13th Passing Defense 7th 16th 5th Rushing Yards Per Att. 6th 12th 15th Third-Down Effi ciency 1st 14th 6th Sacks T8th 15th 5th Points Per Game 6th 8th 8th Turnover Ratio 11th T4th 13th Defense Inside 20 7th 3rd 11th 15

16 STROUD MAKES IMMEDIATE IMPACT Eighth-year DT Marcus Stroud has left quite an impact on the Bills defense through six games this season. In week seven against San Diego, Stroud had a crucial fumble recovery in the second quarter. The takeaway led to a Lee Evans touchdown reception giving Buffalo a 10-7 lead. In week three against Oakland, Stroud tied for the team lead with seven tackles (Posluszny). In week two against Jacksonville, Stroud posted two tipped passes. One tipped pass led to a Terrence McGee interception at the end of the fi rst half in the end zone allowing Buffalo to take a 10-3 lead into the half. In week one s victory over the Seattle Seahawks, Stroud tied for the team lead with nine tackles, led the team with four quarterback pressures, 2.0 sacks, two passes defensed and one hit on the quarterback. Stroud s teams are 14-7 when he participates in a sack. STROUD DISRUPTIVE IN THE PASSING GAME Stroud has been one of the most disruptive defensive linemen in the passing game in Stroud has four passes defensed to tie third among all NFL defensive linemen. Below is a list of the top defensive linemen in passes defensed: RK. PLAYER, Team PASSES DEFENSED 1. Jason Taylor, Was 6 2. Gaines Adams, TB 5 T3. Marcus Stroud, Buf 4 Haloti Ngata, Bal 4 Juqua Parker, PHI 4 STROUD MAKES A LASTING IMPACT AGAINST THE RUN Stroud has been part of a defense that has held opponents to 100 yards or less in 50 games. In those 50 games, his team s record is including week seven s defensive performance of holding the Chargers to 72 rushing yards. TOP BILLS TRADES SINCE 2006 The Buffalo Bills acquired Marcus Stroud via trade on March 1, Buffalo acquired Stroud for a third round and fi fth round selection in the 2008 draft. Below is a look at the team s top trades since SCHOBEL-STROUD AMONG LEADERS Three of Buffalo s defensive linemen, eighth-year defensive end Aaron Schobel, newly acquired defensive tackle Marcus Stroud and defensive tackle Kyle Williams, rank amongst the top 21 tacklers for AFC defensive lineman. Each three defensive lineman rank tied for 21st with 19 total tackles. Below is a chart of the top tacklers among defensive linemen in the AFC: RK. PLAYER/TEAM POS TOTAL SOLO AST. 1. Domata Peko CIN DT T2. Robert Geathers CIN DE T2. Robert Mathis IND DE T2. Shaun Rogers CLE NT T5. Turk McBride KC DE T5. Tank Tyler KC DT T5. Ty Warren NE DE Jay Richardson OAK DE T9. Luis Castillo SD DE Albert Haynesworth TEN DT Travis Kirschke PIT DE Vince Wilfork NE NT T13. Keyunta Dawson IND DT John Henderson JAC DT Mario Williams HOU DE Tony Brown TEN DT T17. Justin Bannan BAL NT Kenyon Coleman NYJ DE Haoti Ngata BAL DE Aaron Smith PIT DE T21. Aaron Schobel BUF DE Marcus Stroud BUF DT Kyle Williams BUF DT Tamba Hali KC DE Kris Jenkins NYJ NT Tommy Kelly OAK DT Marcus Thomas, DEN DT POZ AMONG AFC LB LEADERS Amongst AFC linebackers, second-year MLB Paul Posluszny ranks tied for fi fth with 36 solo tackles. Posluszny is one of two fi rst- or second-year linebackers to be in the top 10 in solo tackles amongst AFC linebackers. In 2007, Posluszny started the team s fi rst three games but missed the remainder of the year due to a forearm injury. Below is a chart of the top tacklers in the AFC among linebackers: 4/6/06 Acquired 2006 fi fth-round draft pick (134th overall - DT Kyle Williams) from Houston for WR Eric Moulds 4/30/06 Acquired fi rst-round pick (26th overall John McCargo) from Chicago for second-round pick (42nd overall S Danieal Manning) and third-round pick (73rd overall DT Dusty Dvoracek) 3/8/07 Acquired 2007 third-round draft pick (92nd overall - Trent Edwards) and seventh round pick (239th overall - DE CJ Ah You) and a third round pick in 2008 from Baltimore for RB Willis McGahee. 3/26/07 Acquired DT Darwin Walker and a 2008 seventh-round draft pick (224th overall WR Steve Johnson) from Philadelphia for LB Takeo Spikes and QB Kelly Holcomb. 4/28/07 Acquired 2007 second-round draft pick (34th overall LB Paul Posluszny) from Detroit for second-round pick (43rd overall QB Drew Stanton) and third-round pick (74th overall Lions traded to Baltimore). 7/30/07 Acquired 2008 fi fth-round pick (143rd overall pick was traded to Jacksonville in Marcus Stroud trade) from Chicago for DT Darwin Walker. 3/1/08 Acquired Marcus Stroud from Jacksonville for a third-round pick (from Baltimore in McGahee trade) and a fi fth-round pick (from Chicago in Walker trade). 16 RK. PLAYER/TEAM POS SOLO 1. DJ Williams DEN OLB Dhani Jones CIN MLB Nate Webster, DEN MLB Jerod Mayo, NE ILB 37* T5. Paul Posluszny BUF MLB 36** Gary Brackett, Ind MLB 36 Demeco Ryans, Hou MLB 36 T8. Zach Diles HOU OLB 35 Ray Lewis BAL ILB 35 T10. Freddie Keiaho IND OLB 34 Channing Crowder MIA MLB 34 * - denotes fi rst-year ** - denotes second-year

17 Linebacker Kawika Mitchell continues to make big plays for the Buffalo Bills defense at the linebacker position. Mitchell ended San Diego s fi nal two offensive possessions in Buffalo s victory over San Diego in week seven. He posted his fi rst interception of the season at the six-minute mark to halt a potential San Diego scoring drive. With three minutes left in the game, he sacked QB Philip Rivers and forced a fumble which was recovered by DE Copeland Bryan. Mitchell is the fi rst Buffalo Bill with an interception and sack in the same game since Angelo Crowell acheived the feat against Miami on September 17, Mitchell made an immediate impact in his Buffalo Bills debut with 1.0 sack, two tackles, a pass defensed and a quarterback pressure in week one against the Seattle Seahawks. Mitchell joined the Buffalo Bills as the team s first free agent signing in 2008 after winning a Super Bowl ring with the New York Giants in the 2007 season. Mitchell is the fi fth linebacker to join the franchise as an unrestricted free agent. The previous four unrestricted free agent linebackers to sign with Buffalo all made signifi cant contributions in their fi rst season with the club. MITCHELL LEAVES HIS MARK Bryce Paup (Green Bay) Led NFL with 17.5 sacks in 1995; Named AP Defensive Player of the Year; Selected to the Pro Bowl Chris Spielman (Detroit) Set a team record and career-high with 206 tackles in London Fletcher (St. Louis) Led the team in tackles in each of his fi ve seasons with the Bills; set a team record with 209 tackles in 2002; started 80 consecutive games for Buffalo Jeff Posey (Houston) Started 47 of 48 games with Buffalo; posted 9.5 sacks and nine forced fumbles. GREER SEEING THE FIELD Fifth year CB Jabari Greer continues to prove that he s one of the most consistent defensive backs in the NFL. For the second consecutive week, Greer led the Bills in tackles (8). In week four, Greer made a pivotal play when he recorded a 33-yard interception return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter to give Buffalo a lead at St. Louis. The play marked Greer s fi rst career touchdown. Currently, Greer posts the fi fth longest consecutive games played streak among cornerbacks in the NFL at 56 games. Below is a list of the cornerbacks with the longest consecutive games played streaks. RK. PLAYER, TEAM GAMES PLAYED 1. Ronde Barber, TB Nate Clements, SF Sheldon Brown, Phi Ivan Taylor, Pit Jabari Greer, Buf 56 BET YOU DIDN T KNOW Jabari Greer (6) and Terrence McGee (7) are ranked tied for 20th and 17th in the AFC in passes defensed. BILLS RUSHING DEFENSE The Buffalo Bills held the San Diego Chargers to 72 yards rushing in week seven s victory. The total is the fewest amount of rushing yards allowed by the Bills defense this season. The Bills improved their record to 10-3 since 2006 when holding the opposing team to less than 100 yards on the ground. Below is a look at the lowest rushing totals allowed since the start of the 2006 season: YDS Allowed AVG OPP, DATE RESULT 92 9/17/06 W, NYJ, 9/24/06 L, MIN, 10/1/06 W, NE, 10/22/06 L, NYJ, 9/30/07 W, DAL, 10/8/07 L, CIN, 11/4/07 W, MIA, 12/9/07 W, /2/07 W, SEA, 9/7/08 W, JAX, 9/14/08 W, OAK, 9/21/08 W, SD, 10/19/08 W, TIME OF POSSESSION ADVANTAGE Since the current coaching staff took over in 2006, the Bills have held the advantage in time of possession in 16 of the team s 38 games and they are 13-3 in those games. In week seven, Buffalo held the time of possession advantage over San Diego 35:39-24:31. Below is a look at the TOP numbers from those 16 games. TOP SCORE, OPPONENT 30:59-29:01 Bills 16, Dolphins 6-9/17/06 33:13-26:47 Jets 28, Bills 20-9/24/06 35:57-24:03 Bills 17, Vikings 12-10/1/06 31:40-28:20 Bills 21, Dolphins 0-12/17/06 32:16-27:44 Bills 17, NY Jets 14-9/30/07 32:31-27:29 Cowboys 25, Bills 24-10/8/07 31:26-28:35 Bills 19, Ravens 14-10/21/07 32:31-27:29 Bills 13, Jets 3-10/28/07 35:42-24:18 Bills 33, Bengals 21-11/4/07 30:45-29:15 Jaguars 36, Bills 14-11/25/07 30:30-29:30 Bills 38, Dolphins 17-12/9/07 31:19-28:41 Bills 34, Seahawks 10-9/7/08 31:14-28:46 Bills 20, Jaguars 16-9/14/08 34:27-25:33 Bills 24, Raiders 23-9/21/08 31:28-28:32 Bills 31, Rams 14-9/28/08 35:29-24:31 Bills 23, Chargers 14-10/19/08 BET YOU DIDN T KNOW Eight of the Bills 22 starters have come from the NFL Drafts. The total ranks as the fourth most in the NFL. Kansas City leads the NFL with 11 starters from the past three drafts. Houston ranks second with 10 and Denver ranks third with nine. 17

18 Kicker Rian Lindell hit 3-of-4 fi eld goals on Sunday, including a long of 44 yards against San Diego. Lindell is 12-of-15 on the season with 51 points, which is fourth in the AFC. LINDELL HITS GAME-WINNER Lindell connected on a 38-yard fi eld goal as time expired to give the Bills the win against Oakland in week three. It was his 10th career game-winning fi eld goal. Lindell is now 10-of-11 in his career on game-winning fi eld goal attempts. LINDELL AMONG TOPS IN NFL SINCE 2006 Since 2006, Lindell s fi eld goal percentage is fourth among active NFL kickers. Below is a list of the best percentages on all fi eld goals since the 2006 season (minimum 30 FGM). RK. PLAYER, TEAM FG S % 1. Jason Elam, Den./Atl % 2. John Carney, NO/Jac/KC/NYG % 3. John Kasay, Car % 4. Rian Lindell, BUF % 5. Shayne Graham, Cin % LONGEST ACTIVE STREAK - CONSECUTIVE FGS W/IN 40 YARDS Lindell holds the NFL s longest active streak of consecutive fi eld goals made inside 40 yards. Below is a list of the NFL kickers with the longest active streaks on fi eld goals within 40 yards. RK. PLAYER, TEAM FGS W/IN 40 YDS 1. Rian Lindell, BUF Matt Stover, Bal Josh Brown, StL 32 BEST FG % ON KICKS BEYOND 50 YARDS SINCE 2005 Lindell is also among the most accurate kickers in the NFL beyond 50 yards. Since 2005, he has made 70% of his fi eld goal attempts beyond 50 yards. His percentage ranks fi rst among active NFL kickers in that time span. Below is a list of active NFL kickers with the best fi eld goal percentage on attempts longer than 50 yards (min. six attempts). RK. PLAYER, TEAM FGS PERCENTAGE 1. Rian Lindell, BUF % T2. Kris Brown, Hou % T2. Jason Hanson, Det % LINDELL WITH THE BILLS In his fi ve-year career with the Bills, Lindell has set the following records. LINDELL AMONG MOST CONSISTENT Career Field Goal % ( ) Single season Field Goal % (23-25) in 2006 Most Consecutive Field Goals - 18 (10/21/07-12/9/07) LINDELL MOVES UP SCORING LIST BILLS SCORING LIST - LINDELL RANKS THIRD Lindell sits in third place on the Bills all-time scoring list with 554 career points. He passed Andre Reed and Thurman Thomas against Oakland in week three. Below is a look at the franchise s scoring leaders: RK. PLAYER POINTS 1. Steve Christie K , Scott Norwood K Rian Lindell K T4. Thurman Thomas RB T4. Andre Reed WR LINDELL REACHES 800 POINTS Lindell has 824 career points, which ranks 62nd on the NFL all-time scoring list and 13th among active NFL kickers. LINDELL S CLOSES IN ON BILLS PAT RECORD Lindell needs six PATs to surpass the longest PATs made streak in Bills history. RK. PLAYER PATs (Years) 1. Steve Christie 172 ( ) 2. Rian Lindell 167 ( ) LINDELL S PAT STREAK LONGEST IN NFL HISTORY Since the start of his NFL career, Lindell has made all 263 PATs. It s the longest streak to start an NFL career. The streak is the fifth longest in NFL history and one on two active streaks of Below is a look at the longest PAT streaks in NFL history. RK. PLAYER, TEAM PATs (Years) T1. Jason Elam 371 ( ) Jeff Wilkins 371 ( ) 3. Matt Stover 360 (1996-current) 4. Norm Johnson 301 ( ) 5. Rian Lindell 263 (2001-current) LINDELL TEAMS UP WITH McDONALD S During the 2008 Buffalo Bills football season, kicker Rian Lindell and the Ronald McDonald House are teaming up for a great cause. Every successful fi eld goal or extra point kick Lindell makes, the Western New York area McDonald s restaurant operators will donate $100 to the Ronald McDonald House. The Ronald McDonald House of Buffalo provides affordable lodging, comfort and emotional support to families of seriously ill or injured children receiving medical treatment at area hospitals. The Buffalo Ronald McDonald House is located at 780 West Ferry Street ( There are currently 271 Ronald McDonald houses in 30 countries and regions. In 2007, Western New York area McDonald s restaurant operators donated $4,800 after Rian Lindell kicked 24 extra points and 24 fi eld goals during the season. McDonald s USA, LLC, is the leading foodservice provider in the United States serving a variety of wholesome foods made from quality ingredients to millions of customers every day. For more information on McDonald s visit: 18

19 MOORMAN LAST WEEK Moorman punted two times for 105 yards on Sunday. He has 27 punts on the year for 1,267 yards, for a 46.9 yard gross average. MOORMAN IN THE BOOKS Moorman ranks as the Buffalo Bills most prolifi c punter in franchise history as well as one of the most productive active punters in the NFL. In his eight seasons with the Bills, Moorman has set the following records: Highest punting average (career) Longest punt - 84 yards (12/22/02 at GB) Highest punting average (season) in 2005 Highest punting average (game) (10/8/06) Punts inside 20 (season) - 33 in 2006 (shared w/ John Kidd (1985) Punts inside 20 (game) - 5 (last 9/28/08); tied for lead MOORMAN SURPASSES 25,000 YARDS Moorman became the ninth active NFL player to surpass 25,000 for his career. He has 25,042 yards in his career. MOORMAN S INSIDE THE 20 STREAK SNAPPED Moorman had a streak of 25 consecutive regular season games with a punt inside the 20. The streak was snapped in Arizona (10/5). MOORMAN S TOP RANKINGS IN THE AFC BOOK OF MOORMAN Gross punting average - 6th in the AFC, 46.9 Net punting average - 7th in AFC, 39.6 Inside the 20-5th in AFC, 10 MOORMAN INSIDE THE 20 NFL RANKINGS SINCE 2006 Moorman is among the best in the league at pinning teams inside their 20 yard line. Since 2006, Moorman has 73 punts inside the 20, which is second in the NFL. RK. PLAYER In Mike Scifres, SD Brian Moorman, BUF Chris Kluwe, Min 72 MOORMAN NET PUNTING AVERAGE SINCE 2005 Moorman s net punting average since the 2005 season is 38.7, which ranks third in the NFL over that time span. Below is a look at the punters with the best net punting average since 2005 (min. 120 attempts). RK. PLAYER NET AVG. 1. Mike Scifres, SD Shane Lechler, OAK Brian Moorman, BUF Dustin Colquitt, KC 38.5 BILLS SPECIALISTS ARE SPECIAL Kicker Rian Lindell and punter Brian Moorman are among the league s most durable at their respective positions. Lindell has played in 130 consecutive games, which is the third longest streak among active kickers. Moorman has played in 118 consecutive games, which ranks fourth in the NFL. RK. KICKERS, TEAM GAMES 1. R. Longwell, MIN K. Brown, HOU R. Lindell, BUF J. Elam, ATL S. Janikowski, OAK 102 RK. PUNTERS, TEAM GAMES 1. J. Feagles, NYG H. Smith, IND J. Bidwell, TB B. Moorman, BUF S. Lechler, OAK 100 KICKING FOR KIDS RAISES $11,000 During the 2007 Buffalo Bills football season, Moorman and his PUNT Foundation raised $11,000 through his Kicking For Kids program. Moorman is continuing the program again this season. Moorman asks fans to make a monetary pledge for every punt that lands inside the 20-yard line. Moorman fi nished with 30 punts inside the 20 in 2007, he has fi ve this season. In 2004, Brian Moorman and his wife, Amber, founded Brian Moorman s PUNT Foundation to make a difference in the lives of children in Western New York who face life-threatening illnesses. The mission of the PUNT Foundation is to provide children affected by cancer and their families with the opportunities and support to enjoy the life they fi ght so hard for. The Foundation provides assistance, valuable family-centered programs and events designed to enrich their lives, and provide them with unique, memorable opportunities. To keep up with Kicking for Kids log onto www. brianmoorman.org or BET YOU DIDN T KNOW... Brian Moorman co-hosts a radio show on Buffalo s The Edge FM ( from 8:00-10:00 am on Tuesday mornings. 19

20 Terrence McGee is one of the most electrifying players in the NFL. As a cornerback, he has started 63 games throughout his career. He has been inactive with a knee injury the past two games. McGee had a pass break up against St. Louis before leaving the game with a knee injury. He tallied a team-leading seven solo tackles, one pass defensed and an interception in Jacksonville. It was his second pick of the season. It is his 15th career interception and the Bills are now 13-2 when he records a pick. He led the team in interceptions in 2007 (4) and tied for the team-lead in 2005 (4). He ranked third in the NFL with 25 passes defensed according to NFL.com statistics last year. He s also recorded at least 80 tackles in each of the last four seasons. As a kick returner, he ranks as the best in Buffalo Bills franchise history and among the best in the NFL today. McGee did not have any kick returns on Sunday. McGee holds Bills records in the following categories: ELECTRIC McGEE Most career kick return yards - 5,420 Most career kick returns Most career kickoff return touchdowns - 5 Most kickoff return touchdowns - season - 3 (2004) Most kickoff yards - season - 1,391 (2005) Longest kickoff return yards (@ Mia, 12/5/04) Longest non-scoring kickoff return - 88 yards (@ Ind, 11/12/06) McGee has seven career return touchdowns, which ranks tied for the most in franchise history. MOST RETURN TDs - Bills Record Book 7 Terrence McGee, CB (5 KOR, 1 INT, 1 FR) Nate Clements, CB (5 INT, 2 PR) 5 Tom Janik, CB (ALL INTs) Henry Jones, S (4 INT, 1 KR) Butch Byrd, CB (All INT) MCGEE AMONG NFL BEST McGee is one of 10 players to post fi ve kickoff return touchdowns in the history of the NFL. NFL PLAYERS WITH 5-PLUS KICKOFF RETURN TDs 6 Mel Gray, Dante Hall, Ollie Matson, Gale Sayers, Travis Williams 5 Michael Bates, Timmy Brown, Terrence McGee, Bobby Mitchell, Abe Woodson McGee s fi ve kickoff return touchdowns rank as the second-most among active NFL kick returners. MOST KICK RETURN TOUCHDOWNS - Active players 1. Dante Hall, St.L 6 2. Terrence McGee, Buf 5 T3. Four players tied at 4 Roscoe Parrish returned to the line up this week after missing two games with a thumb injury. Parrish is an instant threat to score every time he touches the football and he proved that on Opening Day this year. On opening day, Parrish tallied six punt returns for 120 yards, including a 63-yard touchdown. It was his third career punt return touchdown, which tied the club record. Parrish is in fi rst place on the Bills all-time punt return yards list with 1,148. He became the fi rst player in NFL history to record punt return touchdowns in consecutive season opening games. His 120 PR yards eclipsed his single-game record of 104 yards, which he set in 2006 vs. Jacksonville. Parrish ranks as the most accomplished punt returner in team history and ranks fi rst in franchise history in the following categories: IMMEDIATE THREAT - Roscoe Parrish Career punt return average Most punt return yards - career - 1,162 Most punt return yards - season (2007) Punt return average - season (2007) Most punt return yards - game (vs. Sea, 9/7/08) PARRISH IN THE NFL Parrish led the NFL in punt return average in He is currently second in the NFL in punt return average in 2008 with 14.3 yards per return NFL PUNT RETURN LEADERS RK. PLAYER, Team AVG 1. Reggie Bush, NO (13-285) Roscoe Parrish, Buf (12-172) Eddie Royal, Den (9-122) 13.6 Over the past two seasons, Parrish is tops in league in punt return average with a 15.7 yard average. NFL PUNT RETURN LEADERS (since 2007) min. 20 PR RK. PLAYER, Team AVG 1. Roscoe Parrish, Buf (39-612) Dante Hall, StL (26-371) Devin Hester, Chi (53-710) 13.4 PARRISH ON OFFENSE Parrish tallied two catches for 19 yards on Sunday. He had three catches for 42 yards and a touchdown in week three. It was his fi fth career touchdown reception. He has nine receptions for 79 yards on the season. In 2007, Parrish posted his best season receiving with a career-high 35 receptions and careerhigh 352 yards. He was the only player in the NFL in 2007 to score a touchdown receiving, rushing and on a punt return. He was the ninth player in franchise history to achieve the same feat. 20

21 OFFENSIVE POSITION RECAP QUARTERBACKS WIDE RECEIVERS Starter 5 Edwards, Trent QB Stanford Reserves 7 Losman, JP QB Tulane 10 Hamdan, Gibran QB Indiana Second-year man Trent Edwards completed 25-of- 30 passes for 261 yards and a touchdown on Sunday. He set the Bills single game record for highest completion percentage at 83.33% against San Diego. Edwards has completed 106-of-152 passes for 1,209 yards and five touchdowns this season. JP Losman saw his first action of the year in Arizona and completed 15-of-21 passes for 220 yards and a touchdown. Gibran Hamdan, who joined the team in September 2007, holds down the third position. RUNNING BACKS/FULLBACKS Starter 23 Lynch, Marshawn RB California Reserves 22 Jackson, Fred RB Coe College 25 Omon, Xavier RB R NW Missouri 38 McIntyre, Corey FB West Virginia Marshawn Lynch led all rushers with 70 yards on 19 carries and a touchdown on Sunday. He also had four catches for 22 yards. He opened the 2008 season with touchdowns in three consecutive games. He has led the team in rushing in 18 of his 19 career games. Secondyear back Fred Jackson had 28 yards on three catches and nine carries for 33 yards. He has 38 carries for 156 yards this season. He has 17 catches for 156 yards this season. In Jacksonville, he tallied seven catches for 83 yards. Corey McIntyre saw his fi rst action as a Bill playing at fullback and on special teams. Sixth-round pick Xavier Omon serves as the team s third running back, he has been inactive for the past fi ve games. TIGHT ENDS Starters 82 Reed, Josh WR LSU 83 Evans, Lee WR Wisconsin Reserves 11 Parrish, Roscoe WR Miami 17 Jenkins, Justin WR Mississippi St. 13 Johnson, Steve WR R Kentucky 81 Hardy, James WR R Indiana Lee Evans has opened this season on roll with 24 catches for 521 yards and three touchdowns. He had eight catches for 89 yards and a circus touchdown catch on Sunday. He has two 100-yard receiving games, on opening day and week five in Arizona. Josh Reed tallied three catches for 32 yards on Sunday. He and Evans are tied with a team-high 24 receptions on the year. Reed has 269 yards on the season. On Sunday, Roscoe Parrish returned after missing two games. He tallied two grabs for 19 yards. He had three catches for 42 yards, including a 14-yard touchdown against Oakland. Justin Jenkins played on special teams and continues to be a force as a gunner. Second-round pick James Hardy had his first NFL start in Arizona and had three catches for 35 yards. He tallied his first career reception and his first touchdown in Jacksonville, with two catches for 12 yards. Rookie Steve Johnson was active for the first time in St. Louis and tallied his first NFL catch in Arizona, an eight yard hook-up. Johnson was inactive on Sunday. OFFENSIVE LINEMEN Starters 60 Butler, Brad OL Virginia 66 Dockery, Derrick OL Texas 67 Fowler, Melvin OL Maryland 68 Walker, Langston OL California 71 Peters, Jason OL Arkansas Reserves 65 Whittle, Jason OL SW Missouri St. 73 Chambers, Kirk OL Stanford 75 Preston, Duke OL Illinois 77 Bell, Demetrius OL R N western St. Starters 80 Schouman, Derek TE Boise State 84 Royal, Robert TE LSU Reserves 86 Fine, Derek TE R Kansas Robert Royal had four catches for a seasonhigh 53 yards on Sunday. Royal has 17 catches for 155 yards and a touchdown this season. Derek Schouman has started five of six games this season. He had one catch for 18 yards on Sunday. He recorded his first reception of the season in Jacksonville, which led to a key fi rst down and a field goal. He has three catches for 50 yards this season. Rookie Derek Fine has been inactive with a thumb injury for all six weeks this season. Derrick Dockery, Langston Walker and Brad Butler are keystones on the line and haven t missed a game in 22 starts. Melvin Fowler missed the fi rst game of his Bills career on Sunday, he was inactive with an elbow injury. Jason Peters returned to the starting lineup in week two. Kirk Chambers has played primarily on special teams and has fi lled in on the offensive line this season. He also started the season opener this year. Duke Preston tallied his fi rst start of the season, fi lling in for Fowler. Jason Whittle fi lled in on the line on Sunday after Butler missed time with an injury. He has seen action on special teams and as a fullback for a couple games. Seventh round pick Demetrius Bell has been inactive for the fi rst six games. 21

22 DEFENSIVE LINEMEN DEFENSIVE POSITION RECAP DEFENSIVE BACKS Starters 90 Kelsay, Chris DE Nebraska 94 Schobel, Aaron DE TCU 95 Williams, Kyle DT LSU 99 Stroud, Marcus DT Georgia Reserves 92 Denney, Ryan DE BYU 96 Bryan, Copeland DE Arizona 97 McCargo, John DT North Carolina St. 91 Johnson, Spencer DT Auburn 93 Ellis, Chris DE R Virginia Tech Aaron Schobel missed Sunday s game with a foot injury. It was the fi rst game he missed in his eight year career. Kyle Williams tallied three tackles on Sunday. Chris Kelsay had two tackles, one for a loss and a quarterback hit against San Diego. Marcus Stroud was credited with one tackle and a fumble recovery. Spencer Johnson did not show up on the stat sheet but played a signifi cant role on Sunday. Third-year man John McCargo also didn t show up on the stat sheet, but rotated in on the D-line on Sunday. Ryan Denney started in place of Schobel and made four tackles against the Chargers. He made a big an impact on special teams on opening day with his fi rst career touchdown on a fake fi eld goal. Copeland Bryan saw signifi cant time on the D-line and tallied a fumble recovery, which enabled the Bills to run out the clock. Third round pick Chris Ellis was active for the fi rst time this year, but did not play. LINEBACKERS Starters 51 Posluszny, Paul LB Penn State 56 Ellison, Keith LB Oregon State 59 Mitchell, Kawika LB South Florida Reserves 47 Corto, Jon LB Sacred Heart 52 DiGiorgio, John LB Saginaw Valley St. 54 Costanzo, Blake LB Lafayette Paul Posluszny tallied seven solo tackles on Sunday. Kawika Mitchell had a huge game with seven tackles, a sack, forced fumble, quarterback hit, two pass break ups and a key interception on the goal line. Keith Ellison tallied six tackles and a tackle for a loss on Sunday. He played in 12 games and made nine starts in Third year man John DiGiorgio played on special teams and had one tackle before leaving with a knee injury. He started 14 games in Jon Corto was shifted to linebacker from safety during this year s training camp and has played on special teams in all six games. He played linebacker at Div. I-AA Sacred Heart, where he earned All- America honors in He had two special teams tackles on Sunday. Corto made an impact on special teams on Kickoff Weekend with a forced fumble and one tackle. Blake Costanzo was added to the roster on Friday, Sept. 5 and he has played on special teams in all six games. He had two special teams tackles against the Chargers. Starters 20 Whitner, Donte S Ohio State 24 McGee, Terrence CB Northwestern St. 30 Simpson, Ko S South Carolina 33 Greer, Jabari CB Tennessee Reserves 26 Youboty, Ashton CB Ohio State 29 Wendling, John S Wyoming 37 Wilson, George S Arkansas 43 Scott, Bryan S Penn State 27 Corner, Reggie CB R Akron 28 McKelvin, Leodis CB R Troy The defensive backfield returns all four starters, along with key reserves. Donte Whitner was credited with one solo tackle against San Diego. Jabari Greer had a team-leading eight solo tackles on Sunday against the Chargers. He appeared in all 16 games and made 13 starts in Ko Simpson suffered a hamstring injury in week five and played sparingly on Sunday against the Chargers. George Wilson is a special teams captain and played a significant role on special teams and also played on defense on Sunday. He finished with one tackle. In 2007, Wilson started nine games and played in 12 in his first year on the defensive side of the ball. Second year man John Wendling is a force on special teams. He played in 14 games in 2007 and he led the team in special teams tackles. Bryan Scott has played primarily on special teams this year, but he saw significant time in the defensive backfi eld on Sunday. He tallied four tackles and was on Antonio Gates for most of the afternoon. Scott joined the team prior to week two last year and played in the final 15 games of the year with two starts. Thirdyear player Ashton Youboty is the team s nickel back and did not play on Sunday as he is coming back from a hamstring injury. First-round pick Leodis McKelvin saw extended time on defense and he finished with five tackles. He tallied his fi rst career forced fumble and recovered fumble in week four. He tallied his first career kickoff returns in week two. In week three, he broke his first big return, with a 56-yarder. He finished the day with five returns for 137 yards. He has 19 returns for 468 yards this season. In week four, he tallied his first career punt returns, including one for 12 yards and one for 14 yards. Fourth-round pick Reggie Corner played for the second straight game. He saw his first action of the season in Arizona and tallied two solo tackles in the desert. Both rookies earned praise for their continued improvement in the preseason. 22

23 SPECIALISTS POSITION RECAP KICKERS AND PUNTERS Starters 8 Moorman, Brian P Pittsburg State 9 Lindell, Rian K Washington St. 72 Neill, Ryan LS Rutgers Brian Moorman and Rian Lindell are at the top of the league in their statistical categories. Moorman punted two times for 105 yards, including a long of 56 yards. On opening day, Moorman tallied his fi rst career touchdown pass on a fake punt, when he connected with Ryan Denney for a 19-yard strike. Lindell hit 3-of-4 fi eld goals including a long of 44 yards on Sunday. Ryan Neill is in his second season as the team s full time longsnapper. McKELVIN MAKES HIS MARK First round selection (11th overall) Leodis McKelvin led the Bills with 58 kickoff return yards on three attempts against San Diego for an average of 19.3 per try. He recorded the first two punt returns of his career, a 12- and 14-yarder, in the second quarter at St. Louis in week four. McKelvin ran back a return for 56 yards in Week Three vs. Oakland, which is currently the fourth longest kick return amongst rookies in Amongst rookies, McKelvin currently ranks fourth in kick return average (25.6) and third in kick return yards (410) and kick return attempts (16). ROOKIE KICK RETURN AVG. LEADERS PLAYER/TEAM RET-YARD AVG. 1. Brian Witherspoon JAC Dantrell Savage KC Felix Jones DAL Leodis McKelvin BUF MCKELVIN ON DEFENSE McKelvin has seen extended action on defense, fi lling in for Terrence McGee who left the St. Louis game with a knee injury and missed the last two games. He had fi ve tackles on Sunday against the Chargers. McKelvin fi nished with four solo tackles in Arizona. In St. Louis, he tallied two solo stops and forced a fumble, which he then recovered, both fi rsts in his young career. JACKSON FINDS PAYDIRT FOR 1st TIME RB Fred Jackson tallied a season-high 46 rushing yards on seven carries, including a 22-yard touchdown in the third quarter in St. Louis in week four. It marked his first career touchdown. He has 167 yards on 39 carries this season. He also has 17 catches for 153 yards this season. Jackson also had his first three punt returns of his career in St. Louis. He registered three returns for 52 yards, including a 35-yard return, which set up a Rian Lindell s second field goal of the game. The Bills now have two players with 35+ yard punt returns in a season (Roscoe Parrish, 63-yard TD vs. Seattle) for the first time since 2004 (Nate Clements and Jonathan Smith). In Arizona, Jackson tallied two punt returns for 34 yards, including a 22-yard long. He has five returns for 86 yards this year. RETURNERS Kick Return - Starter 28 McKelvin, Leodis CB R Troy Reserves 11 Parrish, Roscoe WR Miami 22 Jackson, Fred RB Coe College Punt Return - Starter 11 Parrish, Roscoe WR Miami Reserves 22 Jackson, Fred RB Coe College 28 McKelvin, Leodis CB R Troy Roscoe Parrish is one of the most dynamic and exciting punt returners in the NFL. He opened the 2008 season right where he left of in 2007 with 120 punt return yards on six returns, including a 63-yard touchdown, against the Seahawks. It was his third career punt return touchdown, which ties the club record for PR touchdowns. Parrish ranks fi rst on the Bills all-time punt return yards list with 1,162. He became the fi rst player in NFL history to record punt return touchdowns in consecutive season opening games. Fred Jackson has 86 yards on fi ve punt returns this season. Rookie Leodis McKelvin has 19 returns for 468 yards this season. He tallied six kickoff returns for 133 yards in Arizona. He had fi ve kick returns for 137 yards, including a long of 56 yards, in week three. McKelvin looks to transfer some of his college success in the return game to the pros. He tied the NCAA Division I record for most returns in a career with 8 (seven punts and one kickoff). He showed his explosive ability this preseason with a 95-yard kickoff return for a touchdown against the Steelers. JACKSON AND LYNCH; 1-2 PUNCH The Bills are one of only two AFC teams that have two running backs ranked in the top 35 in yards from scrimmage in the conference with Marshawn Lynch (10) and Fred Jackson (32). Below is a list of teams with two running backs in the top 35 in the AFC. TEAM RUNNING BACKS TOTAL YARDS Ten. Chris Johnson, 622 Lendale White, 321 Buf. Marshawn Lynch, 502 Fred Jackson, 320 BET YOU DIDN T KNOW (6 games) 822 (6 games) In May 2008, Fred Jackson had his number retured by the United States Indoor Football League s Sioux City Bandits. 23

24 BILLS AMONG NFL s YOUNGEST The Buffalo Bills starting lineups are among the youngest in the NFL. According to the players listed on the depth charts on the Ourlads website in Kickoff Weekend, Bills starters rank in the top fi ve with the youngest overall starters, quarterback, linebackers and defensive backs. OVERALL STARTERS IN THE NFL All 22 offensive and defensive starters TEAM AVG. AGE 1. Houston Indy BUFFALO Cleveland Kansas City YOUNGEST STARTING QUARTERBACK IN NFL Starting QB - Trent Edwards TEAM AVG. AGE T1. Oakland 23 T1. Atlanta 23 T3. BUFFALO 24 T3. Green Bay 24 T5. Five teams 25 YOUNGEST STARTING LINEBACKERS IN NFL MLB - Paul Posluszny, SLB - Keith Ellison, WLB - Kawika Mitchell TEAM AVG. AGE 1. Philadelphia BUFFALO Indianapolis San Francisco Houston YOUNGEST STARTING DEFENSIVE BACKS IN NFL CBs - Terrence McGee and Jabari Greer; S - Donte Whitner and Ko Simpson TEAM AVG. AGE 1. Cleveland New York 24.5 T3. BUFFALO 25 T3. KC 25 T5. Indy T5. Giants Below is a chart of where the Bills rank in every position in the AFC and in the NFL: AFC Position NFL T-6th WR T-12th T-9th OL T-16th T-11th TE T-16th 2nd QB T-3rd 4th RB/FB T-6th 9th DL T-20th 1st LB 2nd T-3rd DB T-3rd 7th Offense 9th 5th Defense 5th 2nd Overall 4th ROOKIE BREAKDOWN CB Leodis McKelvin (1st round, 11th overall); Troy At Troy, tied the NCAA Division 1-A record with eight career returns for touchdowns (seven punts, one kickoff) fi nished the preseason with 10 kickoff returns for an average of 30.7 yards per return returned a kickoff 95 yards for a touchdown against Pittsburgh saw his fi rst NFL regular season action against Seattle returned 5 kickoffs for 137 yards against Oakland, including a long of 56 yards forced and recovered a fumble in the fourth quarter at St. Louis averaged 32.3 yards per kickoff return versus the Rams registered 5 tackles, three solo against the Chargers. WR James Hardy (2nd round, 41st overall); Indiana Became the only wide receiver in Indiana history to surpass 2,500 yards, 175 receptions and 35 touchdowns fi nished the preseason with three receptions for 46 yards scored Buffalo s fi rst touchdown of the preseason against Washington on a 16- yard pass from J.P. Losman saw his fi rst NFL regular season action against Seattle caught fi rst career pass vs. Jacksonville scored fi rst career touchdown on a 7 yard pass from Edwards against the Jaguars. DE Chris Ellis (3rd round, 72nd overall); Virginia Tech In 2007, was an All-Atlantic Coast Conference fi rst-team selection forced a fumble in preseason game against Pittsburgh recorded one sack for a loss of 19 yards against the Steelers ended the preseason with eight total tackles. CB Reggie Corner (4th round, 114th overall); Akron Started 46 of 48 games at Akron Tied for 2nd on the school career-record list with 15 interceptions recorded an interception against Indianapolis and returned it for 18 yards fi nished the preseason with six tackles. TE Derek Fine (4th round, 132nd overall); Kansas Set the school s tight end record with 98 receptions while amassing 1,009 yards (10.3 avg.) and 10 touchdowns played in three preseason games before injuring his thumb recorded two receptions for 18 yards in preseason play. RB Xavier Omon (6th round, 179th overall); Northwest Missouri State The second player in college football history to run for over 1,500 yards in each of his four seasons Became just the second Division II player and only the third in college football history to rush for over 7,000 yards fi nishing with 7,073 on 1,271 attempts rushed for 17 yards and scored on a one-yard touchdown run in the preseason game against Indianapolis fi nished the preseason with a team-high 109 yards rushing on 33 attempts. OL Demetrius Bell (7th round, 219th overall); Northwestern State In 2007, an All-Southland Conference and All-Louisiana fi rstteam selection only one of four Division I athletes to play both basketball and football started preseason game against Detroit and played in all four preseason games. WR Steve Johnson (7th round, 224th overall); Kentucky Became the fourth player in Kentucky history to gain over 1,000 yards receiving in a season recorded a team-high 11 receptions in preseason play had eight receptions for 74 yards against the Lions fi nished the preseason with 85 yards receiving, secondbest on the team. 24

25 Since the arrival of the current coaching staff in 2006, the Bills have posted the following records when the team has reached the following statistical marks: RECORD WHEN when the Bills post more than 275 total yards of offense when the Bills hold the ball more than 30 minutes when the defense holds the opponent under 300 total yards when the Bills take a lead into halftime when the Bills hold the opponent under 15 points when the Bills score more than 22 points when holding the opponent under 100 yards rushing when the Bills force three or more turnovers when the Bills hold the opponent under 13 points when the Bills post a completion percentage above 68 percent when the defense posts two interceptions in a game BUFFALO BILLS CAPTAINS QB Trent Edwards, WR Lee Evans, DE Chris Kelsay, S Donte Whitner, P Brian Moorman and S George Wilson have been selected by their teammates as the Buffalo Bills captains for the 2008 season. Fifth-year wide receiver Lee Evans and quarterback Trent Edwards will represent the offense. Sixth-year defensive end Chris Kelsay and third-year safety Donte Whitner represent the defense. Eighth-year punter Brian Moorman and third-year safety George Wilson represent the special teams unit. Each player will have a letter C badge affi xed to their uniform to signify this honor. Their responsibilities will include assisting in the on-fi eld communication with the game offi cials. Edwards, Whitner and Wilson are fi rst-time captains. Kelsay enters his second season in the role. Evans and Moorman enter their third seasons as team captains. For the past three seasons, Head Coach Dick Jauron has held a vote among the team s players in order to elect the captains. KEY DATES ROSTER FACTS Oldest Bills Player: OL Jason Whittle, 33, Born 3/7/1975 Youngest Bills Player: WR Steve Johnson 22, Born 7/22/1986 Heaviest Bills Player: OL Langston Walker, 366 Lightest Bills Player: WR Roscoe Parrish, 171 Tallest Bills Player: OL Langston Walker, 6-8 Shortest Bills Player: CB Terrence McGee, WR Roscoe Parrish, 5-9 Coaches who played in the NFL: 5 - Turk Schonert, Dick Jauron, Ray Brown, Bill Kollar, Alex Van Pelt, Adrian White Most Seasons with the Bills: P Brian Moorman, DE Aaron Schobel, 8 seasons Most NFL seasons: 11 OL Jason Whittle Closest to Home: LB Jon Corto, Orchard Park, NY (Hometown) Furthest from Home: QB Trent Edwards, Los Gatos, CA, 2,683 miles State producing the most Bills: California - 9: DE Copeland Bryan, QB Trent Edwards, LB Keith Ellison, QB Gibran Hamdan, WR Steve Johnson, QB JP Losman, RB Marshawn Lynch, OL Duke Preston, OL Langston Walker College with the most Bills: 3 LSU: WR Josh Reed, TE Robert Royal, DT Kyle Williams Bills from NCAA Division II or III colleges: 4 P Brian Moorman (Pittsburg State, II), RB Fred Jackson (Coe, III), RB Xavier Omon (NW Missouri, II), LB John DiGiorgio (Saginaw Valley State, II) Former Bills 1st round picks: 6 WR Lee Evans, QB JP Losman, DT John McCargo, SS Donte Whitner, RB Marshawn Lynch, CB Leodis McKelvin Oct All trading ends at 4:00 pm EST Jan Wild Card Playoffs Jan Divisional Playoffs Jan Conference Championships Feb. 1 - Super Bowl XLIII, Tampa, FL Pro Bowlers: 5 CB Terrence McGee, P Brian Moorman, DE Aaron Schobel, DT Marcus Stroud, T Jason Peters Bills with playoff experience: 5 G Derrick Dockery, LB Kawika Mitchell, TE Robert Royal, OL Langston Walker, OL Jason Whittle 25

26 BILLS TELEVISION NETWORK This season, the Buffalo Bills Television Network will air two signature shows - The Thurman Thomas Show and Bills All-Access with Steve Tasker. The Thurman Thomas Show presented by Northtown Automotive features Thurman Thomas and WKBW-Buffalo Sports Director Jeff Russo providing their candid take on the Buffalo Bills and the rest of the National Football League. Bills All-Access presented by Cellino & Barnes features host Steve Tasker reviewing and previewing all the action at One Bills Drive. Below is a list of air times for this year s show: Thurman Thomas Show This Week s Guest - TBD WKBW (Ch. 7 - Buffalo) Saturday *11:30 pm WHAM (Ch Rochester) Saturday 7:30 pm CW-WHAM (Rochester) Sunday 10:30 am WSEE (Ch Erie, Pa.) Sunday 11:00 am WTVH (Ch. 5 - Syracuse) Sunday 12:35 am CityTV (Toronto, ON) Sunday 1:00 am Bills All Access WKBW (Ch. 7 - Buffalo) Sunday *12 midnight WHAM (Ch Rochester) Sunday 12:30 am CW-WHAM (Rochester) Sunday 11:30 am WSEE (Ch Erie) Sunday 11:30 am WTVH (Ch. 5 - Syracuse) Sunday 1:05 am CityTV (Toronto, ON) Sunday 1:30 am * Start time will vary due to the time College Football games end. BILLS RADIO PROGRAMMING IN 2008 The Buffalo Bills and Citadel Broadcasting, the offi cial voice of the Buffalo Bills, will air their 2008 Under the Helmet radio programming this season. Under the Helmet features a series of shows providing fans with the most reliable source of Buffalo Bills information Monday- Friday. Under the Helmet programming airs on WGRF- FM 97 Rock, WEDG-FM The Edge and WHTT-FM Below is a schedule of weekly programming for the 2008 Buffalo Bills season: MONDAYS 7:45-8:00 am - Under the Helmet w/ 97 Rock (97rock.com) John Murphy and Mark Kelso 4:30-4:45 pm - Murphy and Kelso The Edge (wedg.com) TUESDAYS 7:45-8:00 am - Under the Helmet w/ Jim Kelly 97 Rock (97rock.com) WEDNESDAYS 7:45-8:00 am - Robert Royal Show 97 Rock (97rock.com) 4:30-4:45 pm - Buffalo Bills Player of the Game Edge (wedg.com) THURSDAYS 7:45-8:00 am - Under the Helmet w/ Dick Jauron 97 Rock (97rock.com) FRIDAYS 7:45-8:00 am - Under the Helmet 97 Rock (97rock.com) Behind the Scenes w/ Bills 4:30-4:45 pm - Under the Helmet w/ Vic Carucci Edge (wedg.com) OTHER BILLS IN THE MEDIA... TV Jabari Greer: Out of Bounds - Saturdays at 6:30 pm; Time Warner Sports (Ch. 13 in Buffalo) Terrence McGee: McGee s Corner segment on Sunday Sports Final - Sunday at 11:35 pm; WKBW - Ch. 7 - Buffalo Derrick Dockery: Sunday Sports Blitz - weekly segment - Sunday at 11:30 pm; WIVB - Ch. 4 Buffalo Donte Whitner: Sunday Sports Blitz - weekly segment - Sunday at 11:30 pm; WIVB - Ch. 4 Buffalo RADIO MONDAYS Chris Kelsay: WYRK at 8:25 am ( Lee Evans: WGR 550 AM at 7:00 pm ( TUESDAYS Brian Moorman: WEDG from 8:00-10:00 am (www. wedg.com) Jon Corto: WECK 1230 AM at 6:30 pm WEDNESDAYS Donte Whitner: Sirius NFL Radio Wednesdays at 8:00 pm THURSDAYS Coach Jauron: Sirius NFL Radio Thursdays at 10:00 am FRIDAYS Paul Posluszny: Fridays at 7:35 am Buffalo ( INTERNET Lee Evans Melvin Fowler - Marshawn Lynch - Marshawn Lynch - Blog - Leodis McKelvin www. leodismckelvin.fsmgsports.com Brian Moorman Roscoe Parrish Marcus Stroud - msf.fsmgsports.com Donte Whitner Donte Whitner - Blog - George Wilson COACHES Fewell, Perry Catavolos, George Kugler, Sean PRONUNCIATION GUIDE FUEL KA-tahv-o-los COOG-ler PLAYERS DiGiorgio, John DEE-Georg-EE-o Fowler, Melvin FOUL-er Hamdan, Gibran Jib-raun ham-din Kelsay, Chris KELL-see Losman, JP LAAS-man (like Los Angeles) Mitchell, Kawika kuh-vee-ka Omon, Xavier oh-mon Posluszny, Paul Poz-LUS-nee Schobel, Aaron SHOW-bull Schouman, Derek SHOE-man Whitner, Donte Don-tay Youboty, Ashton You-boatee 26

27 BUFFALO BILLS / WEEK 7 / THROUGH MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2008 WON 5, LOST 1 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 09/07 W Seattle 71,194 Lynch /14 W at Jacksonville 65,167 Jackson t 1 09/21 W Oakland 71,297 Evans /28 W at St. Louis 61,017 Edwards /05 L at Arizona 63,830 Losman t 1 10/19 W San Diego 71,602 TEAM t 7 10/26 at Miami OPPONENTS t 7 11/02 New York Jets * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 11/09 at New England Evans t 3 11/17 Cleveland Reed /23 at Kansas City Lynch /30 San Francisco Royal t 1 12/07 Miami Jackson /14 at New York Jets Parrish /21 at Denver Hardy /28 New England Schouman Buff. Opp. Barnes TOTAL FIRST DOWNS Denney t 1 Rushing St. Johnson Passing TEAM t 7 Penalty 3 4 OPPONENTS t 6 3rd Down: Made/Att 29/74 26/78 * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD 3rd Down Pct McGee th Down: Made/Att 2/3 4/9 Greer t 1 4th Down Pct Mitchell POSSESSION AVG. 31:17 28:43 TEAM t 1 TOTAL NET YARDS OPPONENTS Avg. Per Game * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B Total Plays Moorman Avg. Per Play TEAM NET YARDS RUSHING OPPONENTS Avg. Per Game * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD Total Rushes Parrish t 1 NET YARDS PASSING Jackson Avg. Per Game McKelvin Sacked/Yards Lost 16/114 12/90 TEAM t 1 Gross Yards OPPONENTS Att./Completions 174/ /115 * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD Completion Pct McKelvin Had Intercepted 3 4 McGee PUNTS/AVERAGE 27/ /46.5 Jackson NET PUNTING AVG. 27/ /36.0 TEAM PENALTIES/YARDS 25/185 27/190 OPPONENTS FUMBLES/BALL LOST 8/6 8/5 * FIELD GOALS TOUCHDOWNS Lindell 0/ 0 2/ 2 5/ 5 5/ 6 0/2 Rushing 7 7 TEAM 0/ 0 2/ 2 5/ 5 5/ 6 0/2 Passing 7 6 OPPONENTS 0/ 0 2/ 2 4/ 4 2/ 2 1/2 Returns 2 0 Lindell: (35G,38G,52B)(21G,45G)(46N,38G)(45G, * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS 35G,45G)(48G)(38G,52N,27G,44G) TEAM OPPONENTS: (45G)(28G,50G,39G)(23G,35G,32G) OPPONENTS (51N)(47G,38G)() * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS Lindell /15 12/ Lynch Evans Parrish Denney Greer Hardy Jackson Losman Royal TEAM /15 12/ OPPONENTS /13 9/ Pt. Conversions: Evans, TEAM 1-1, OPPONENTS 0-0 SACKS: Mitchell 2, Stroud 2, Denney 1, Sp. Johnson 1, Kelsay 1, Schobel 1, Whitner 1, Williams 1, Youboty 1, (group) 1, TEAM 12, OPPONENTS 16 FUM/LOST: Edwards 2/2, Losman 2/2, Barnes 1/0, Evans 1/1, McKelvin 1/0, Royal 1/1 * PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Edwards / Losman t 5/ Moorman t 0/ TEAM t 16/ OPPONENTS t 12/

28 BILLS DEFENSIVE AND SPECIAL TEAMS STATISTICS (Coaches) Buffalo Bills 2008 Defensive and Special Teams Statistics (compiled by coaches) DEFENSIVE TACKLES SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES PLAYER Solo Assist TFL TOTAL PLAYER Solo Assist TOTAL P. Posluszny G. Wilson J. Greer B. Scott A. Schobel J. Corto D. Whitner J. Wendling K. Mitchell J. DiGiorgio M. Stroud C. Bryan C. Kelsay R. Denney K. Williams B. Costanzo K. Simpson K. Simpson K. Ellison J. Jenkins A. Youboty R. Lindell S. Johnson R. Neill R. Denney L. McKelvin T. McGee R. Corner L. McKelvin A. Youboty C. Bryan K. Ellison B. Scott C. McIntyre G. Wilson J. McCargo R. Corner TOTAL PASSES DEFENSED TOTAL J. Greer 7 T. McGee 6 DEFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS M. Stroud 4 J. Greer 1 P. Posluszny 4 K. Mitchell 4 SAFETY A. Youboty 2 C. Kelsay 2 D. Whitner 1 INTERCEPTIONS A. Schobel 1 T. McGee 2 J. Greer 1 K. Mitchell 1 TOTAL 31 TOTAL 4 QUARTERBACK SACKS M. Stroud 2 DEFENSIVE FUMBLE RECOVERIES K. Mitchell 2 P. Posluszny 1 R. Denney 1 L. McKelvin 1 A. Schobel 1 M. Stroud 1 K. Williams 1 C. Bryan 1 A. Youboty 1 C. Kelsay 1 TOTAL 4 D. Whitner 1 Sp. Johnson 1 DEFENSIVE FORCED FUMBLES J. Greer 1 TOTAL 11 C. Kelsay 1 L. McKelvin 1 A. Youboty 1 K. Mitchell 1 TOTAL 5 28

29 BUFFALO BILLS ROSTERS Alphabetical Numerical How the Bills Were Built Depth Chart Transactions By Experience By Position

30 BUFFALO BILLS 2008 ALPHABETICAL ROSTER NO NAME POS HT WT DOB EXP COLLEGE Hometown How Acq. 77 Bell, Demetrius T /3/1984 R Northwestern State Summerfield, LA D7a Bryan, Copeland DE /14/ Arizona San Jose, CA FA Butler, Brad G /18/ Virginia Lynchburg, VA D5b Chambers, Kirk T /19/ Stanford Provo, UT FA Corner, Reggie CB /17/1983 R Akron Canton, OH D4a Corto, Jon LB /3/ Sacred Heart Orchard Park, NY FA Costanzo, Blake LB /14/ Lafayette Franklin Lakes, NJ FA Denney, Ryan DE /15/ BYU Thornton, CO D2b DiGiorgio, John LB /29/ Saginaw Valley State Shelby Twp., MI FA Dockery, Derrick G /7/ Texas Lakeview, TX FA-07 5 Edwards, Trent QB /30/ Stanford Los Gatos, CA D Ellis, Chris DE /11/1985 R Virginia Tech Hampton, VA D Ellison, Keith LB /6/ Oregon State Redondo Beach, CA D Evans, Lee WR /11/ Wisconsin Bedford, OH D1a Fine, Derek TE /24/1983 R Kansas Sallisaw, OK D4b Fowler, Melvin C /31/ Maryland Wheatley Heights, NY FA Greer, Jabari CB /11/ Tennessee Jackson, TN FA Hamdan, Gibran QB /8/ Indiana San Diego, CA FA Hardy, James WR /24/1985 R Indiana Fort Wayne, IN D Jackson, Fred RB /20/ Coe College Fort Worth, TX FA Jenkins, Justin WR /10/ Mississippi State Pearl, MS FA Johnson, Spencer DT /12/ Auburn Waynesboro, MS FA Johnson, Steve WR /22/1986 R Kentucky San Francisco, CA D7b Kelsay, Chris DE /31/ Nebraska Auburn, NE D Lindell, Rian K /20/ Washington St. Vancouver, WA FA-03 7 Losman, JP QB /12/ Tulane Venice, CA D1b Lynch, Marshawn RB /22/ California Oakland, CA D McCargo, John DT /19/ North Carolina State Drakes Branch, VA D1b McGee, Terrence CB /14/ Northwestern State Athens, TX D4a McIntyre, Corey FB /25/ West Virginia Indiantown, FL FA McKelvin, Leodis CB /1/1985 R Troy Waycross, GA D Mitchell, Kawika LB /10/ South Florida Winter Springs, FL FA-08 8 Moorman, Brian P /5/ Pittsburg State Sedgwick,KS FA Neill, Ryan LS /12/ Rutgers Wayne Hills, NJ FA Omon, Xavier RB /15/1985 R NW Missouri Beatrice, NE D Parrish, Roscoe WR /16/ Miami Miami, FL D Peters, Jason T /22/ Arkansas Queen City, TX FA Posluszny, Paul LB /10/ Penn State Aliquippa, PA D Preston, Duke C /12/ Illinois San Diego, CA D Reed, Josh WR /1/ LSU Rayne, LA D2a Royal, Robert TE /15/ LSU New Orleans, LA FA Schobel, Aaron DE /1/ TCU Columbus, TX D2a Schouman, Derek TE /11/ Boise State Eagle, ID D7a Scott, Bryan S /13/ Penn State Doylestown, PA FA Simpson, Ko S /9/ South Carolina Rock Hill, SC D Stroud, Marcus DT /25/ Georgia Thomasville, GA TR Walker, Langston T /3/ California Oakland, CA FA Wendling, John S /4/ Wyoming Cody, WY D Whitner, Donte S /24/ Ohio State Cleveland, OH D1a Whittle, Jason G /7/ Missouri State Camdenton, MO FA Williams, Kyle DT /10/ LSU Ruston, LA D5a Wilson, George S /14/ Arkansas Paducah, KY FA Youboty, Ashton CB /7/ Ohio State Klein, TX D3-06 INJURED RESERVE 16 Baker, Matt QB /11/ North Carolina East Lansing, MI FA Bowen, Alvin LB /24/1983 R Iowa State East Orange, NJ D Crowell, Angelo LB /16/ Virginia Winston-Salem, NC D3-03 PRACTICE SQUAD 53 Buggs, Marcus LB /21/1985 R Vanderbilt Madison, TN UFA Denman, Chris OL /7/ Fresno State Tehachapi, CA FA Hall, Bruce RB /18/1985 R Mississippi Milton, FL UFA Hawthorne, CJ WR /15/1983 R Hawaii Biloxi, MS UFA Huggins, Felton WR /15/ Southeastern Louisiana Zachary, LA FA Mace, Corey DE /22/ Wyoming Port Moody, B.C., Canada FA Rodd, Brandon OL /1/1985 R Arizona State Honolulu, HI UFA Stupar, Jonathan TE /24/1984 R Virginia State College, PA UFA-08

31 BUFFALO BILLS 2008 NUMERICAL ROSTER NO NAME POS HT WT AGE EXP COLLEGE Hometown How Acq. 5 Trent Edwards QB Stanford Los Gatos, CA D JP Losman QB Tulane Venice, CA D1b-04 8 Brian Moorman P Pittsburg State Sedgwick,KS FA-01 9 Rian Lindell K Washington St. Vancouver, WA FA Gibran Hamdan QB Indiana San Diego, CA FA Roscoe Parrish WR Miami Miami, FL D Steve Johnson WR R Kentucky San Francisco, CA D7b Justin Jenkins WR Mississippi State Pearl, MS FA Donte Whitner S Ohio State Cleveland, OH D1a Fred Jackson RB Coe College Fort Worth, TX FA Marshawn Lynch RB California Oakland, CA D Terrence McGee CB Northwestern State Athens, TX D4a Xavier Omon RB R NW Missouri Beatrice, NE D Ashton Youboty CB Ohio State Klein, TX D Reggie Corner CB R Akron Canton, OH D4a Leodis McKelvin CB R Troy Waycross, GA D John Wendling S Wyoming Cody, WY D Ko Simpson S South Carolina Rock Hill, SC D Jabari Greer CB Tennessee Jackson, TN FA George Wilson S Arkansas Paducah, KY FA Corey McIntyre FB West Virginia Indiantown, FL FA Bryan Scott S Penn State Doylestown, PA FA Paul Posluszny LB Penn State Aliquippa, PA D John DiGiorgio LB Saginaw Valley State Shelby Twp., MI FA Blake Costanzo LB Lafayette Franklin Lakes, NJ FA Keith Ellison LB Oregon State Redondo Beach, CA D Jon Corto LB Sacred Heart Orchard Park, NY FA Kawika Mitchell LB South Florida Winter Springs, FL FA Brad Butler G Virginia Lynchburg, VA D5b Jason Whittle G Missouri State Camdenton, MO FA Derrick Dockery G Texas Lakeview, TX FA Melvin Fowler C Maryland Wheatley Heights, NY FA Langston Walker T California Oakland, CA FA Jason Peters T Arkansas Queen City, TX FA Ryan Neill LS Rutgers Wayne Hills, NJ FA Kirk Chambers T Stanford Provo, UT FA Duke Preston C Illinois San Diego, CA D Demetrius Bell T R Northwestern State Summerfield, LA D7a Derek Schouman TE Boise State Eagle, ID D7a James Hardy WR R Indiana Fort Wayne, IN D Josh Reed WR LSU Rayne, LA D2a Lee Evans WR Wisconsin Bedford, OH D1a Robert Royal TE LSU New Orleans, LA FA Derek Fine TE R Kansas Sallisaw, OK D4b Chris Kelsay DE Nebraska Auburn, NE D Spencer Johnson DT Auburn Waynesboro, MS FA Ryan Denney DE BYU Thornton, CO D2b Chris Ellis DE R Virginia Tech Hampton, VA D Aaron Schobel DE TCU Columbus, TX D2a Kyle Williams DT LSU Ruston, LA D5a Copeland Bryan DE Arizona San Jose, CA FA McCargo, John DT North Carolina State Drakes Branch, VA D1b Marcus Stroud DT Georgia Thomasville, GA TR-08 INJURED RESERVE 16 Matt Baker QB North Carolina East Lansing, MI FA Alvin Bowen LB R Iowa State East Orange, NJ D Angelo Crowell LB Virginia Winston-Salem, NC D3-03 PRACTICE SQUAD 14 Felton Huggins WR Southeastern Louisiana Zachary, LA FA CJ Hawthorne WR R Hawaii Biloxi, MS UFA Bruce Hall RB R Mississippi Milton, FL UFA Marcus Buggs LB R Vanderbilt Madison, TN UFA Brandon Rodd OL R Arizona State Honolulu, HI UFA Corey Mace DE Wyoming Port Moody, B.C., Canada FA Chris Denman OL Fresno State Tehachapi, CA FA Jonathan Stupar TE R Virginia State College, PA UFA-08

32 HOW THE BILLS WERE BUILT YEAR DRAFTEES VETERAN FREE AGENTS TRADES FREE AGENTS 2001 Aaron Schobel (2a) Brian Moorman (fa), 1999 (SEA) 2002 Josh Reed (2a) Ryan Denney (2b) 2003 Chris Kelsay (2) Rian Lindell (fa), 2000 (DAL) Terrence McGee (4a) 2004 Lee Evans (1a) George Wilson (fa), 2004 (DET) Jabari Greer (fa) JP Losman (1b) Jason Peters (fa) 2005 Roscoe Parrish (2) Duke Preston (4) 2006 Donte Whitner (1a) Melvin Fowler (3), 2002 (CLE) John DiGiorgio (fa) John McCargo (1b) Ashton Youboty (3) Robert Royal (5), 2002 (WAS) Fred Jackson (fa) Ko Simpson (4) Ryan Neill (fa) Kyle Williams (5a) Brad Butler (5b) Keith Ellison (6) 2007 Marshawn Lynch (1) Copeland Bryan (fa), 2006 (TEN) Jon Corto (fa), 2007 (BUF) Paul Posluszny (2) Kirk Chambers (6), 2004 (CLE) Trent Edwards (3) Derrick Dockery (3), 2003 (WAS) John Wendling (6) Gibran Hamdan (7), 2003 (WAS) Derek Schouman (7a) Justin Jenkins (fa), 2004 (PHI) Langston Walker (2), 2002 (OAK) Bryan Scott (2), 2003 (ATL) Jason Whittle (fa), 1998 (NYG) 2008 Leodis McKelvin (1) Kawika Mitchell (2), 2003 (KC) Marcus Stroud (1) James Hardy (2) Spencer Johnson (fa), 2004 (MIN) 2001 (JAX) Chris Ellis (3) Blake Costanzo (fa), 2006 (NYJ) Reggie Corner (4a) Corey McIntyre (fa), 2002 (PHI) Derek Fine (4b) Xavier Omon (6) Demetrius Bell (7a) Steve Johnson (7b) INJURED RESERVE Matt Baker (fa), 2006 (HOU) Alvin Bowen (2008) (5) Angelo Crowell (2003) (3) PRACTICE SQUAD Felton Huggins (2007) fa CJ Hawthorne (2008) ufa Bruce Hall (2008) ufa Marcus Buggs (2008) ufa Corey Mace (2007) fa Jonathan Stupar (2008) ufa (NE) Brandon Rodd (2008) ufa (OAK) Chris Denman (7), 2007 (TB) (fa) indicates undrafted rookie free agent (team) denotes team originally entered the NFL with

33 2008 Unofficial Depth Chart OFFENSE WR 83 Lee Evans 11 Roscoe Parrish LT 71 Jason Peters 77 Demetrius Bell LG 66 Derrick Dockery C 67 Melvin Fowler 75 Duke Preston RG 60 Brad Butler 65 Jason Whittle RT 68 Langston Walker 73 Kirk Chambers TE 84 Robert Royal 80 Derek Schouman 86 Derek Fine QB 5 Trent Edwards 7 JP Losman 10 Gibran Hamdan FB 38 Corey McIntyre RB 23 Marshawn Lynch 22 Fred Jackson 25 Xavier Omon WR 82 Josh Reed 81 James Hardy 17 Justin Jenkins 13 Steve Johnson DEFENSE LE 90 Chris Kelsay 92 Ryan Denney LT 99 Marcus Stroud 91 Spencer Johnson RT 95 Kyle Williams 97 John McCargo RE 94 Aaron Schobel 96 Copeland Bryan 93 Chris Ellis WLB 56 Keith Ellison 54 Blake Costanzo MLB 51 Paul Posluszny 52 John DiGiorgio SLB 59 Kawika Mitchell 57 Jon Corto LCB 24 Terrence McGee 26 Ashton Youboty 28 Leodis McKelvin SS 20 Donte Whitner 43 Bryan Scott 29 John Wendling FS 30 Ko Simpson 37 George Wilson RCB 33 Jabari Greer 27 Reggie Corner SPECIALISTS K 9 Rian Lindell P 8 Brian Moorman KO 9 Rian Lindell KOR 24 Terrence McGee 28 Leodis McKelvin PR 11 Roscoe Parrish 22 Fred Jackson 28 Leodis McKelvin 82 Josh Reed LS 72 Ryan Neill H 8 Brian Moorman INJURED RESERVE LB 50 Alvin Bowen QB 16 Matt Baker LB 55 Angelo Crowell PRACTICE SQUAD WR 14 Felton Huggins WR 18 CJ Hawthorne RB 42 Bruce Hall LB 53 Marcus Buggs DE 74 Corey Mace OL 62 Brandon Rodd TE 87 Jonathan Stupar OL 76 Chris Denman COACHING STAFF: Dick Jauron, Head Coach; Turk Schonert Offensive Coordinator; Perry Fewell, Defensive Coordinator; Bobby April, Assistant Head Coach/Special Teams Coordinator; Matt Sheldon, Linebackers; Bill Kollar, Defensive Line; Chuck Lester, Asst. to the Head Coach/Special Projects; George Catavolos, Defensive Backs; DeMontie Cross, Asst. Linebackers/Special Teams; Adrian White, Defensive Quality Contro Alex Van Pelt, Quarterbacks; Sean Kugler Offensive Line; Ray Brown, Assistant Offensive Line; Eric Studesville, Running Game Coordinator/Running Ba Tyke Tolbert, Wide Receivers; Charlie Coiner, Tight Ends; Nathaniel Hackett, Offensive Quality Control; John Allaire, Strength and Conditioning. PRONOUNCIATION GUIDE COACHES Fewell, Perry Catavolos, George Kugler, Sean PLAYERS DiGiorgio, John Fowler, Melvin Hamdan, Gibran Kelsay, Chris Losman, JP Mitchell, Kawika Omon, Xavier Posluszny, Paul Schobel, Aaron Schouman, Derek Whitner, Donte Youboty, Ashton FUEL KA-tahv-o-los COOG-ler DEE-Georg-EE-o FOUL-er Jib-raun ham-din KELL-see LAAS-man (like Los Angeles) kuh-vee-ka oh-mon Poz-LUS-nee SHOW-bull SHOE-man Don-tay You-boatee

34 2008 TRANSACTIONS Jan. 3 Jan. 8 Jan. 12 Jan. 16 Jan. 17 Jan. 18 Jan. 29 Jan. 31 Feb. 5 Feb. 11 Feb. 14 Feb. 26 Feb. 27 Feb. 28 Feb. 29 March 1 March 4 March 5 March 7 March 10 March 18 March 25 March 26 May 1 May 2 May 6 May 13 June 2 June 12 June 25 July 1 July 8 July 23 July 24 July 26 August 2 August 4 Announced DB Jon Corto, FB Jonathan Evans, WR Felton Huggins, T Nevin McCaskill, DE Shaun Nua and CB EJ Underwood as reserve future signings OL Coach Jim McNally announced retirement after 28 years coaching in the NFL Promoted Russ Brandon to Chief Operating Officer, John Guy to Vice President of Pro Personnel and Tom Modrak to Vice President of College Scouting Promoted Turk Schonert to Offensive Coordinator, Eric Studesville to Running Game Coordinator/Running Backs Coach, Sean Kugler to Offensive Line Coach and Alex Van Pelt to Quarterbacks Coach Signed FB Darian Barnes Named Nathaniel Hackett Offensive Quality Control Coach Signed TE Teyo Johnson Promoted Jim Overdorf to Senior Vice President of Football Administration, Pete Guelli to Senior Vice President of Business Ventures, Marc Honan to Senior Vice President of Marketing and Broadcasting, Gretchen Geitter to Vice President of Community Relations and Dave Wheat to Senior Vice President of Business Operations Named Ray Brown Assistant Offensive Line Coach Named Adrian White Defensive Quality Control Coach Released CB EJ Underwood, WR Peerless Price and LB Kevin Harrison Signed P DJ Fitzpatrick Waived OL Aaron Merz and terminated the contracts of CB Jerametrius Butler, RB Anthony Thomas and LB Coy Wire Terminated the contract of CB Kiwaukee Thomas Announced the signing of free agent LB Kawika Mitchell and terminated the contract of DT Larry Tripplett Signed DT Spencer Johnson and acquired DT Marcus Stroud in exchange for undisclosed draft picks with the Jacksonville Jaguars Re-signed OL Matt Murphy Placed K Steve Christie on reserve/retired list Re-signed OL Jason Whittle Signed TE Courtney Anderson Re-Signed S Bryan Scott Signed CB William James Re-signed CB Dustin Fox, DT Jason Jefferson and WR Scott Mayle Signed QB Matt Baker Signed undrafted free agents: LB Jon Banks, LB Joe Brockington, LB Marcus Buggs, QB Luke Drone, OL Robert Felton, RB Bruce Hall, WR Jason Jones, DT Teraz McCray and FB Mike Viti Released LB Joe Brockington Placed WR Chris Denney and TE Kevin Everett on waived/failed physical list Signed seventh-round selection DB Kennard Cox Signed fourth-round selection CB Reggie Corner and released QB Luke Drone and TE Teyo Johnson Signed fourth-round selection TE Derek Fine Signed seventh-round selection OL Demetrius Bell and released FB Mike Viti Signed seventh-round selection WR Steve Johnson Signed fifth-round selection LB Alvin Bowen Signed third-round selection DE Chris Ellis, sixth-round selection RB Xavier Omon and second-round selection WR James Hardy Signed first-round selection CB Leodis McKelvin Signed LB Donnie Spragan Signed rookie free agent WR CJ Hawthorne

35 2008 TRANSACTIONS (cont d) August 7 August 21 August 26 August 30 August 31 Sept. 1 Sept. 2 Sept. 4 Sept. 5 Sept. 6 Sept. 8 Sept. 13 Sept. 30 Oct. 2 Signed DE Derrick Jones and placed LB Alvin Bowen on injured reserve Signed OL Dustin Dickinson and released WR Jason Jones Released DB Kennard Cox, P DJ Fitzpatrick, WR CJ Hawthorne and DE Shaun Nua. Placed QB Matt Baker on injured reserve Released TE Courtney Anderson, LB Jon Banks, LB Marcus Buggs, LB Blake Costanzo, OL Dustin Dickinson, OL Patrick Estes, FB Jonathan Evans, OL Robert Felton, CB Dustin Fox, OL Christian Gaddis, RB Bruce Hall, WR Felton Huggins, CB Will James, DL Jason Jefferson, DL Derrick Jones, DL Corey Mace, TE Tim Massaquoi, WR Scott Mayle, OL Nevin McCaskill, DL Teraz McCray, LB Donnie Spragan and RB Dwayne Wright Signed LB Marcus Buggs, OL Dustin Dickinson, RB Bruce Hall, WR Felton Huggins and DE Corey Mace to practice squad Signed WR CJ Hawthorne and TE Jonathan Stupar to practice squad Signed OL Brandon Rodd to practice squad Placed LB Angelo Crowell on injured reserve Signed LB Blake Costanzo to 53-man roster Placed OL Jason Peters on the Exempt/Commissioner Permission List Signed OL Chris Denman to practice squad and released OL Dustin Dickinson from practice squad Activated OL Jason Peters to 53-man roster and released OL Matt Murphy Released FB Darian Barnes and signed FB Corey McIntyre to 53-man roster Announced the contract extension of WR Lee Evans

36 BY EXPERIENCE ROSTER SIZE: 53 as of 10/16/08 11 YEARS (1) 9 YEARS (1) 8 YEARS (3) 7 YEARS (5) Jason Whittle Rian Lindell Brian Moorman Ryan Denney Aaron Schobel Melvin Fowler Marcus Stroud Josh Reed Robert Royal Langston Walker 6 YEARS (5) 5 YEARS (5) 4 YEARS (3) 3 YEARS (10) Derrick Dockery Lee Evans Kirk Chambers Brad Butler Chris Kelsay Jabari Greer Roscoe Parrish John DiGiorgio Terrence McGee JP Losman Duke Preston Keith Ellison Bryan Scott Spencer Johnson John McCargo Kawika Mitchell Jason Peters Corey McIntyre Ko Simpson Donte Whitner Kyle Williams George Wilson Ashton Youboty 2 YEARS (11) 1 YEAR (1) ROOKIE (8) Copeland Bryan Jon Corto Leodis McKelvin Blake Costanzo James Hardy Trent Edwards Chris Ellis Gibran Hamdan Reggie Corner Fred Jackson Derek Fine Justin Jenkins Xavier Omon Marshawn Lynch Demetrius Bell Ryan Neill Steve Johnson Paul Posluszny Derek Schouman John Wendling INJURED RESERVE 6 Years Angelo Crowell 1 Year Matt Baker Rookie Alvin Bowen PRACTICE SQUAD 2 Years Chris Denman 1 Year Felton Huggins Corey Mace Rookie Marcus Buggs Bruce Hall CJ Hawthorne Brandon Rodd Jonathan Stupar

37 2008 BUFFALO BILLS ROSTER BY POSITION HEAD COACH DICK JAURON Offense: 25 Defense: 25 Coordinator: Turk Schonert Coordinator: Perry Fewell Quality Control Coach: Nathaniel Hackett Quality Control Coach: Adrian White QUARTERBACKS (3) DEFENSIVE LINE (9) Coach: Alex Van Pelt Coach: Bill Kollar No Name Pos HT WT Exp College No Name Pos HT WT Exp College 5 Edwards, Trent QB 6' Stanford 90 Kelsay, Chris DE 6' Nebraska 7 Losman, JP QB 6' Tulane 91 Johnson, Spencer DT 6' Auburn 10 Hamdan, Gibran QB 6' Indiana 92 Denney, Ryan DE 6' BYU RUNNING BACKS (4) 93 Ellis, Chris DE 6'4 261 R Virginia Tech Coach: Eric Studesville 94 Schobel, Aaron DE 6' TCU No Name Pos HT WT Exp College 95 Williams, Kyle DT 6' LSU 22 Jackson, Fred RB 6' Coe College 96 Bryan, Copeland DE 6' Arizona 23 Lynch, Marshawn RB 5' California 97 McCargo, John DT 6' North Carolina State 25 Omon, Xavier RB 5' R NW Missouri 99 Stroud, Marcus DT 6' Georgia 38 McIntyre, Corey FB 6' West Virginia LINEBACKERS (6) WIDE RECEIVERS (6) Coach: Matt Sheldon Coach: Tyke Tolbert Assistant: DeMontie Cross No Name Pos HT WT Exp College No Name Pos HT WT Exp College 11 Parrish, Roscoe WR 5' Miami 51 Posluszny, Paul LB 6' Penn State 13 Johnson, Steve WR 6'2 202 R Kentucky 52 DiGiorgio, John LB 6' Saginaw Valley State 17 Jenkins, Justin WR 6' Mississippi State 54 Costanzo, Blake LB 6' Lafayette College 81 Hardy, James WR 6'5 220 R Indiana 56 Ellison, Keith LB 6' Oregon State 82 Reed, Josh WR 5' LSU 57 Corto, Jon LB 6' Sacred Heart 83 Evans, Lee WR 5' Wisconsin 59 Mitchell, Kawika LB 6' South Florida TIGHT ENDS (3) DEFENSIVE BACKS (10) Coach: Charlie Coiner Coach: George Catavolos No Name Pos HT WT Exp College No Name Pos HT WT Exp College 80 Schouman, Derek TE 6' Boise State 20 Whitner, Donte S 5' Ohio State 84 Royal, Robert TE 6' LSU 24 McGee, Terrence CB 5' Northwestern State 86 Fine, Derek TE 6'3 247 R Kansas 26 Youboty, Ashton CB 5' Ohio State OFFENSIVE LINE (9) 27 Corner, Reggie CB 5'9 175 R Akron Coach: Sean Kugler 28 McKelvin, Leodis CB 5' R Troy Assistant: Ray Brown 29 Wendling, John S 6' Wyoming No Name Pos HT WT Exp College 30 Simpson, Ko S 6' South Carolina 60 Butler, Brad OL 6' Virginia 33 Greer, Jabari CB 5' Tennessee 65 Whittle, Jason OL 6' Southwest Missouri State 37 Wilson, George S 6' Arkansas 66 Dockery, Derrick OL 6' Texas 43 Scott, Bryan S 6' Penn State 67 Fowler, Melvin OL 6' Maryland SPECIAL TEAMS (3) 68 Walker, Langston OL 6' California Coach: Bobby April 71 Peters, Jason OL 6' Arkansas Assistant: DeMontie Cross 73 Chambers, Kirk OL 6' Stanford No Name Pos HT WT Exp College 75 Preston, Duke OL 6' Illinois 8 Moorman, Brian P 6' Pittsburg State 77 Bell, Demetrius OL 6'5 307 R Northwestern State 9 Lindell, Rian K 6' Washington St. INJURED RESERVE (3) 72 Neill, Ryan DE/LS 6' Rutgers 16 Baker, Matt QB 6' North Carolina 50 Bowen, Alvin LB 6'1 222 R Iowa State 55 Crowell, Angelo LB 6' Virginia PRACTICE SQUAD (8) 14 Huggins, Felton WR 6' Southeastern Louisiana 18 Hawthorne, CJ WR 5' R Hawaii 42 Hall, Bruce RB 5' R Mississippi 53 Buggs, Marcus LB 5' R Vanderbilt 62 Rodd, Brandon OL 6'4 305 R Arizona State 74 Mace, Corey DE 6' Wyoming 76 Denman, Chris OL 6' Fresno State 87 Stupar, Jonathan TE 6'3 254 R Virginia

38 BUFFALO BILLS BIOS NOT IN MEDIA GUIDE #38 FB Corey McIntyre

39 Corey McIntyre Fullback Height: 6-0 Weight: 258 Age/Hometown: 29/Indiantown, FL College: West Virginia Years NFL/Bills: 3/1 How Acquired: FA Games Played/Started: 14/0 Career Games Played/Started: 33/1 PRO: Signed to the Bills 53-man roster on September 30, 2008 released by the Falcons on September 2 after signing with Atlanta on November 24, 2006 waived by New Orleans on November 23, 2006 after joining the Saints on November 12 Released by Cleveland on September 2, 2006 after signing with the Browns as a free agent on February 15, 2005 Signed by the Browns to their practice squad on September 6, 2004 after being released a day prior and signed on June 16, 2004 waived by the Eagles on August 31, 2003 after being allocated by Philadelphia to NFL Europra on January 30, 2003 Signed to the Eagles practice squad on December 10, 2002 after being waived by Philadelphia on August 24, 2002 originally entered the NFL as an undrafted rookie free agent with the Philadelphia Eagles on April 26, Falcons Saw action in 14 games, mainly on special teams serving as the unit s captain Recorded one fumble recovery on special teams at TEN (10/7) Tied a team-high with two tackles on special teams vs. SF (11/4) 2006 Saints/Falcons Saw action in four games with the Saints and was inactive for four contests with New Orleans, tallying three special teams stops and one catch for 10 yards 2005 Browns Appeared in 15 games, making one start and finished the season ranked tied for third on the team with 13 special tams tackles also returned three kickoffs for 47 yards Made NFL debut vs. CIN (9/11) and notched three tackles on special teams At PIT (12/24), made first career start, registering two special teams tackles 2004 Browns Added to the team prior to training camp and spent the entire season on the practice squad 2003 Eagles Spent training camp with Philadelphia before being released prior to the start of the season 2002 Eagles Spent training camp with the Eagles and was signed to their practice squad for the final six games of the season NFL EUROPA Won a World Bowl Championship with Frankfurt Galaxy in 2003, where he caught three passes for 33 yards to go along with three tackles on special teams COLLEGE: Appeared in 44 games at West Virginia, primarily as a defensive end and linebacker totaled three rushes for four yards as a fullback and returned five kicks for 36 yards

40 PERSONAL: Was a three-time all-state and two-time all-conference Player of the Year at South Fork (FL) High School father of two daughters, Jacayla and Aundrea, and one son, Corey Jr. CAREER STATISTICS Rushing Statistics Receiving Statistics SEASON/TM GP/GS ATT YARDS AVG TD LONG SEASON/TM REC YARDS AVG TD LONG 2005 CLE 15/ CLE NO 4/ NO ATL 14/ ATL TOTALS 33/ TOTALS Additional statistics: Special teams tackles 16 ( , ) Kickoff returns 3 47 yards in 2005

41 HERD OF STATS REGULAR SEASON GAME #7 Buffalo Miami Dolphins Sunday, October 26, 2008

42 2008 HERD OF STATS Offensive Highs & Lows Defensive Highs & Lows Bills Superlatives Opponent Superlatives Defensive Summaries Defensive Statistics Scoring Drives Game-by-Game Team Game-by-Game Rushing Game-by-Game Passing Game-by-Game Receiving Game-by-Game Punting/Kicking Game-by-Game Punt Returns Game-by-Game Kickoff Returns Game-by-Game Defensive Stats Big Plays Goal-to-Go Inside the 20 The Last Time Turnover Analysis ETCs Player Transactions Game Summaries Player Participation

43 2008 OFFENSIVE HIGHS & LOWS BEST WORST 34 vs. SEA 9/7 POINTS ARZ 10/5 25 vs. OAK 9/21 FIRST DOWNS 13 vs. SEA ARZ 10/5 8 vs. OAK 9/21 RUSHING FIRST DOWNS 3 vs. SEA 9/7 16 vs. OAK 9/21 PASSING FIRST DOWNS STL 9/28 ARZ 10/5 THIRD DOWN EFFICIENCY STL 9/ vs. OAK 9/21 TOTAL NET YARDS STL 9/28 ARZ 10/5 AVERAGE PER PLAY STL 9/ vs. OAK 9/21 NET YARDS RUSHING JAX 9/ vs. OAK 9/21 NET YARDS PASSING STL 9/28 0 vs. SD 10/19 QB SACKS ARZ 10/5 279 vs. OAK 9/21 GROSS YARDS PASSING STL 9/28 39 vs. OAK 9/21 PASS ATTEMPTS ARZ 10/5 25 vs. SD 10/19 PASS COMPLETIONS STL 9/28 0, 3 times, most recently vs. SD 10/19 INTERCEPTED 1, 3 times, most ARZ 10/5 8.7 vs. SD 10/19 YARDS PER PASS STL 9/ vs. SD 10/19 PUNTING AVERAGE 36.2 vs. OAK 9/21 6 vs. SEA 9/7 PUNT RETURNS 1 vs. SD 10/ vs. SEA 9/7 PUNT RETURN YARDS 5 vs. SD 10/19 ARZ 10/5 KICKOFF RETURNS 1 vs. SEA 9/7 150 vs. OAK 9/21 KICKOFF RETURN YARDS 27 vs. SEA 9/7 4 vs. SEA 9/7 TOUCHDOWNS 2, 3 times, most recently vs. SD 10/19 2 vs. OAK 9/21 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 1, 5 times, most recently vs. SD 10/19 2 vs. SEA 9/7 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS 1, 5 times, most recently vs. SD 10/19 35:29 vs. SD 10/19 TIME OF POSSESSION ARZ 10/5

44 2008 DEFENSIVE HIGHS & LOWS BEST WORST 10 vs. SEA 9/7 POINTS ARZ 10/5 10 vs. OAK 9/21 FIRST DOWNS ARZ 10/5 4 vs. SEA 9/7, vs. SD 10/19 RUSHING FIRST DOWNS 9, 3 times, most ARZ 10/5 4 vs. OAK 9/21 PASSING FIRST DOWNS ARZ 10/5 17% vs. OAK 9/21 THIRD DOWN EFFICEINCY 64% vs. SD 10/19 JAX 9/14 TOTAL NET YARDS STL 9/ vs. SEA 9/7 AVERAGE PER PLAY STL 9/28 72 vs. SD 10/19 NET YARDS RUSHING STL 9/28 JAX 9/14 NET YARDS PASSING ARZ 10/5 5 vs. SEA 9/7 QB SACKS ARZ 10/5 156 vs. OAK 9/21 GROSS YARDS PASSING ARZ 10/5 19 vs. OAK 9/21 PASS ATTEMPTS ARZ 10/5 9 vs. OAK 9/21 PASS COMPLETIONS ARZ 10/5 1, 4 times, most recently vs. SD 10/19 INTERCEPTED 0 vs. OAK ARZ 10/5 3.6 vs. SEA 9/7 YARDS PER PASS 7.5 vs. OAK 9/ vs. SD 10/19 PUNTING AVERAGE STL 9/28 ARZ 10/5 PUNT RETURNS 4 vs. SEA 9/7 ARZ 10/5 PUNT RETURN YARDS 54 vs. SEA 9/7 3 vs. OAK ARZ 10/5 KICKOFF RETURNS STL 9/28, vs. SD 10/19 ARZ 10/5 KICKOFF RETURN YARDS STL 9/28 1 vs. SEA JAX 9/14 TOUCHDOWNS ARZ 10/5 0 vs. SEA 9/7, vs. SD 10/19 RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS ARZ 10/5 JAX STL 9/28 PASSING TOUCHDOWNS ARZ 10/5, vs. SD 10/19 24:31 vs. SD 10/19 TIME OF POSSESSION ARZ 10/5

45 2008 BILLS SUPERLATIVES... RUSHING Yards...83 M. Lynch vs. OAK 9/21 Average (min. 10 carries) M. Lynch vs. SEA ARZ 10/5 Long times, most recently L. ARZ 10/5 Touchdowns...2 M. Lynch vs. OAK 9/21 PASSING Attempts...39 T. Edwards vs. OAK 9/21 Completions...25 T. Edwards vs. SD 10/19 Percentage (min. 20 attempts) T. Edwards vs. SD 10/19 Yards T. Edwards vs. OAK 9/21 Long...87T J. ARZ 10/5 Touchdowns 1 7 times, most recently T. Edwards vs. SD 10/19 RECEIVING Receptions...8 L. Evans vs. SD 10/19 Yards L. Evans vs. SEA 9/7 Average (min. 3 rec.) L. Evans vs. SEA 9/7 Long...87T L. ARZ 10/5 Touchdowns.1 7 times, most recently L. Evans vs. SD 10/19 SPECIAL TEAMS Punts...9 B. Moorman vs. SEA 9/7 In B. STL 9/28 Longest Punt...62 B. Moorman vs. OAK STL 9/28 Punt Return Attempts...6 R. Parrish vs. SEA 9/7 Punt Return Yards R. Parrish vs. SEA 9/7 Punt Return Average (min. 3 ret.) R. Parrish vs. SEA 9/7 Long Punt Return...63t R. Parrish vs. SEA 9/7 Kickoff Return Attempts...6 L. ARZ 10/5 Kickoff Return Yards L. McKelvin vs. OAK 9/21 Kickoff Return Average (min. 3 ret.).32.3 L. STL 9/28 Long Kickoff Return...56 L. McKelvin vs. OAK 9/21 PATs Made...4 R. Lindell vs. SEA 9/7 PATs Attempted...4 R. Lindell vs. SEA 9/7 Field Goals Made...3 R. STL 9/28, vs. SD 10/19 Field Goals Attempted...4 R. Lindell vs. SD 10/19 Longest Field Goal...48 R. ARZ 10/5 DEFENSE Most Total Tackles 12 P. STL 9/28; J. ARZ 10/5 Most Solo Tackles...9 J. ARZ 10/5, vs. SD 10/19 Most Sacks M. Stroud vs. SEA 9/7 Most Interceptions times, most recently K. Mitchell vs. SD 10/19

46 2008 OPPONENT SUPERLATIVES RUSHING Yards S. STL 9/28 Average (min. 10 carries) S. STL 9/28 Long...37T D. STL 9/28 Touchdowns 2 T. ARZ 10/5 PASSING Attempts...42 K. ARZ 10/5 Completions...33 K. ARZ 10/5 Percentage (min. 20 attempts) K. ARZ 10/5 Yards K. ARZ 10/5 Long...84T J. Russell vs. OAK 9/21 Touchdowns...2 K. ARZ 10/5; P. Rivers vs. SD 10/19 RECEIVING Receptions...7 L. Fitzgerald, S. ARZ 10/5 Yards...84 J. Higgins vs. OAK 9/21 Average (min. 3 rec.) T. STL 9/28; M. Floyd vs. SD 10/19 Long...84T J. Higgins vs. OAK 9/21 Touchdowns...2 L. ARZ 10/5 SPECIAL TEAMS Punts...11 R. Plackemeier vs. SEA 9/7 In R. Plackemeier vs. SEA 9/7; D. STL 9/28 Longest Punt...60 D. STL 9/28 Punt Return Attempts...3 N. Burleson vs. SEA 9/7; J. Higgins vs. OAK 9/21 Punt Return Yards...54 N. Burleson vs. SEA 9/7 Long Punt Return...21 N. Burleson vs. SEA 9/7 1 Kickoff Return Attempts...6 D. STL 9/28 Kickoff Return Yards D. STL 9/28 Kickoff Return Average (min. 3) J. Higgins vs. OAK 9/21 Long Kickoff Return...69 J. Higgins vs. OAK 9/21 PATs Made...5 N. ARZ 10/5 PATs Attempted...5 N. ARZ 10/5 Field Goals Made...3 J. JAX 9/14; S. Janikowski vs. OAK 9/21 Field Goals Attempted...3 J. JAX 9/14; S. Janikowski vs. OAK 9/21 Longest Field Goal 50 J. JAX 9/14

47 2008 DEFENSIVE SUMMARIES (Compiled by coaches) September 7, 2008 Bills vs. Seahawks Score: (W) Top Forced Recovered Tacklers Sacks INTs Fumbles Fumbles Touchdowns M. Stroud (9) M. Stroud (2.0) T. McGee (1) J. Greer (1) A. Youboty (8) A. Schobel (1.0) P. Posluszny (7) K. Mitchell (1.0) D. Whitner (5) R. Denney (1.0) T. McGee (5) K. Simpson (5) September 14, 2008 Jaguars Score: (W) Top Forced Recovered Tacklers Sacks INTs Fumbles Fumbles Touchdowns P. Posluszny (9) K. Williams (1.0) T. McGee (1) A. Schobel (8) A. Youboty (1.0) T. McGee (7) K. Simpson (6) D. Whitner (6) J. Greer (6) K. Mitchell (6) K. Williams (6) September 21, 2008 Bills vs. Raiders Score: (W) Top Forced Recovered Tacklers Sacks INTs Fumbles Fumbles Touchdowns P. Posluszny (7) C. Kelsay (1.0) C. Kelsay (1) P. Posluszny (1) M. Stroud (7) K. Simpson (6) K. Williams (6) S. Johnson (5) R. Denney (5) K. Mitchell (5) D. Whitner (5) September 28, 2008 Rams Score: (W) Top Forced Recovered Tacklers Sacks INTs Fumbles Fumbles Touchdowns P. Posluszny (12) D. Whitner (1.0) J. Greer (1) L. McKelvin (1) L. McKelvin (1) J. Greer (1) C. Kelsay (7) Sp. Johnson (1.0) A. Youboty (1) A. Schobel (7) Sp. Johnson (6) J. Greer (6) K. Simpson (6)

48 October 5, 2008 Cardinals Score: (L) Top Forced Recovered Tacklers Sacks INTs Fumbles Fumbles Touchdowns J. Greer (12) P. Posluszny (11) D. Whitner (10) K. Mitchell (9) C. Kelsay (7) A. Schobel (7) October 19, 2008 Bills vs. Chargers Score: (W) Top Forced Recovered Tacklers Sacks INTs Fumbles Fumbles Touchdowns J. Greer (9) K. Mitchell (1.0) K. Mitchell (1) K. Mitchell (1) M. Stroud (1) K. Ellison (8) Team (1.0) C. Bryan (1) P. Posluszny (7) L. McKelvin (5) B. Scott (5)

49 Buffalo Bills 2008 Defensive and Special Teams Statistics (compiled by coaches) DEFENSIVE TACKLES SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLES PLAYER Solo Assist TFL TOTAL PLAYER Solo Assist TOTAL P. Posluszny G. Wilson J. Greer B. Scott A. Schobel J. Corto D. Whitner J. Wendling K. Mitchell J. DiGiorgio M. Stroud C. Bryan C. Kelsay R. Denney K. Williams B. Costanzo K. Simpson K. Simpson K. Ellison J. Jenkins A. Youboty R. Lindell S. Johnson R. Neill R. Denney L. McKelvin T. McGee R. Corner L. McKelvin A. Youboty C. Bryan K. Ellison B. Scott C. McIntyre G. Wilson J. McCargo R. Corner TOTAL PASSES DEFENSED TOTAL J. Greer 7 T. McGee 6 DEFENSIVE TOUCHDOWNS M. Stroud 4 J. Greer 1 P. Posluszny 4 K. Mitchell 4 SAFETY A. Youboty 2 C. Kelsay 2 D. Whitner 1 INTERCEPTIONS A. Schobel 1 T. McGee 2 J. Greer 1 K. Mitchell 1 TOTAL 31 TOTAL 4 QUARTERBACK SACKS M. Stroud 2 DEFENSIVE FUMBLE RECOVERIES K. Mitchell 2 P. Posluszny 1 R. Denney 1 L. McKelvin 1 A. Schobel 1 M. Stroud 1 K. Williams 1 C. Bryan 1 A. Youboty 1 C. Kelsay 1 TOTAL 4 D. Whitner 1 Sp. Johnson 1 DEFENSIVE FORCED FUMBLES J. Greer 1 TOTAL 11 C. Kelsay 1 L. McKelvin 1 A. Youboty 1 K. Mitchell 1 TOTAL 5

50 2008 SCORING DRIVES 9/7/08 vs. Seattle Seahawks Drive Time/Quarter Result 4 plays 52 yards, 1:20 2:44/1 M. Lynch 21 yd run (R. Lindell kick) - 6:20/2 R. Parrish 63 yd punt return (R. Lindell kick) 9 plays- 63 yards, 3:45 1:00/2 R. Lindell 35 yd field goal 4 plays 27 yards, 0:34 0:00/2 R. Lindell 38 yd field goal 8 plays 80 yards, 4:21 2:21/3 R. Denney 19 yd pass from B. Moorman (R. Lindell kick) 1 play 30 yards, 0:08 2:01/3 R. Royal 30 yd pass from T. Edwards (R. Lindell kick) Jacksonville Jaguars Drive Time/Quarter Result 11 plays 82 yards, 7:00 8:00/1 M. Lynch 11 yd run (R. Lindell kick) 12 plays 77 yards, 7:01 6:21/2 R. Lindell 21 yd field goal 9 plays 74 yards, 3:50 4:10/4 J. Hardy 7 yd pass from T. Edwards (R. Lindell kick) 6 plays 5 yards, 2:57 0:24/4 R. Lindell 45 yd field goal 9/21/08 vs. Oakland Raiders Drive Time/Quarter Result 3 plays 23 yards, 1:07 10:30/2 M. Lynch 14 yd run (R. Lindell kick) 16 plays 96 yards, 8:55 7:59/4 M. Lynch 3 yd run (R. Lindell kick) 7 plays 69 yards, 2:20 4:03/4 R. Parrish 14 yd pass from T. Edwards (R. Lindell kick) 7 plays 46 yards, 2:29 0:00/4 R. Lindell 38 yd field goal St. Louis Rams Drive Time/Quarter Result 5 plays 54 yards, 2:20 11:26/1 R. Lindell 45 yd field goal 9 plays 12 yards, 3:28 3:06/1 R. Lindell 35 yd field goal 9 plays 76 yards, 5:33 9:27/3 F. Jackson 22 yd run (R. Lindell kick) - 14:48/4 J. Greer 33 yd INT return (R. Lindell kick) 5 plays 81 yards, 2:47 10:24/4 L. Evans 39 yd pass from T. Edwards (T. Edwards pass to L. Evans) 5 plays 18 yards, 1:52 6:21/4 R. Lindell 45 yd field goal Arizona Cardinals Drive Time/Quarter Result 3 plays 83 yards, 2:06 12:09/2 L. Evans 87 yd pass from J. Losman (R. Lindell kick) 8 plays 63 yards, 4:05 1:46/2 J. Losman 2 yd run (R. Lindell kick) 5 plays 26 yards, 3:03 9:35/3 R. Lindell 48 yd field goal 10/19/08 vs. San Diego Chargers Drive Time/Quarter Result 9 plays 52 yards, 5:44 6:46/1 R. Lindell 38 yd FG 7 plays 38 yards, 4:05 5:20/2 L. Evans 2 yd pass from T. Edwards (R. Lindell kick) 10 plays 59 yards, 3:17 0:16/2 R. Lindell 27 yd FG 9 plays 78 yards, 5:55 0:33/3 M. Lynch 9 yd run (R. Lindell kick) 7 plays 43 yards, 2:48 3:17/4 R. Lindell 44 yd FG

51 2008 GAME-BY-GAME TEAM OFFENSE 1ST DOWNS 3rd DOWNS TOTAL OFFENSE RUSHING PASSING ----TDs---- PAT PAT PAT PUNTING Date Game TOT R P Pn Att Cnv PCT Yds Ply Avg Yds Ply Avg Net Sk Lst Grs Att Com In PTS R P S/D KICK RUSH PASS FG Saf No - Yds Avg S 7 v SEA % S JAX % S 21 v OAK % S STL % O ARI % O 19 v SD % O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS % AVG. PER GAME PUNT RET. KO RET. FUM PEN Poss. Date Game No - Yds No - Yds No - Lst No - Yds Time S 7 v SEA :19 S JAX :14 S 21 v OAK :27 S STL :28 O ARI :44 O 19 v SD :29 O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS AVG. PER GAME :17

52 2008 GAME-BY-GAME TEAM DEFENSE 1ST DOWNS 3rd DOWNS TOTAL DEFENSE RUSHING PASSING ----TDs---- PAT PAT PAT PUNTING Date Game TOT R P Pn Att Cnv PCT Yds Ply Avg Yds Ply Avg Net Sk Lst Grs Att Com In PTS R P S/D KICK RUSH PASS FG Saf No - Yds Avg S 7 v SEA % S JAX % S 21 v OAK % S STL % O ARI % O 19 v SD % O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS % AVG. PER GAME PUNT RET. KO RET. FUM PEN Poss. Date Game No - Yds No - Yds No - Lst No - Yds Time S 7 v SEA :41 S JAX :46 S 21 v OAK :53 S STL :32 O ARI :16 O 19 v SD :31 O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS AVG. PER GAME :43

53 2008 GAME-BY-GAME RUSHING 23 MARSHAWN LYNCH 22 FRED JACKSON 83 LEE EVANS 5 TRENT EDWARDS Date Game Att Yds Avg LG TD Att Yds Avg LG TD Att Yds Avg LG TD Att Yds Avg LG TD S 7 v SEA t S JAX t S 21 v OAK t S STL t O ARI O 19 v SD O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS t t NFL CAREER t w/buffalo 7 J.P. LOSMAN Date Game Att Yds Avg LG TD S 7 v SEA --- DID NOT PLAY --- S JAX --- DID NOT PLAY --- S 21 v OAK --- DID NOT PLAY --- S STL --- DID NOT PLAY --- O ARI t 1 O 19 v SD --- DID NOT PLAY --- O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS t 1 NFL CAREER w/buffalo

54 2008 GAME-BY-GAME PASSING 5 TRENT EDWARDS 8 BRIAN MOORMAN Date Game GP GS Att Com Pct. Yds LG TD INT Sck / Yds Rate Att Com Yds TD S 7 v SEA S JAX S 21 v OAK S STL O ARI O 19 v SD O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS t NFL CAREER t w/buffalo 7 J.P. LOSMAN Date Game GP GS Att Com Pct. Yds LG TD INT Sck / Yds Rate S 7 v SEA --- DID NOT PLAY --- S JAX --- DID NOT PLAY --- S 21 v OAK --- DID NOT PLAY --- S STL --- DID NOT PLAY --- O ARI t O 19 v SD --- DID NOT PLAY --- O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS t NFL CAREER t w/buffalo OPPONENTS Date Game Passer Att Comp Pct. Yds LG TD INT Sck / Yds Rate S 7 v SEA Hasselbeck S JAX Garrard S 21 v OAK Russell t S STL Green D.Hall O ARI Warner O 19 v SD Rivers O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS t

55 2008 GAME-BY-GAME RECEIVING 83 LEE EVANS 82 JOSH REED 23 MARSHAWN LYNCH 84 ROBERT ROYAL Date Game Rec Yds Avg LG TD Rec Yds Avg LG TD Rec Yds Avg LG TD Rec Yds Avg LG TD S 7 v SEA t 1 S JAX S 21 v OAK S STL O ARI t O 19 v SD O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS t t 1 NFL CAREER t t 12 w/buffalo t 7 22 FRED JACKSON 11 ROSCOE PARRISH 81 JAMES HARDY 80 DEREK SCHOUMAN Date Game Rec Yds Avg LG TD Rec Yds Avg LG TD Rec Yds Avg LG TD Rec Yds Avg LG TD S 7 v SEA S JAX t S 21 v OAK S STL INACTIVE O ARI INACTIVE O 19 v SD O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS NFL CAREER t w/buffalo 36 DARIAN BARNES 92 RYAN DENNEY 13 STEVE JOHNSON Date Game Rec Yds Avg LG TD Rec Yds Avg LG TD Rec Yds Avg LG TD S 7 v SEA t INACTIVE --- S JAX INACTIVE --- S 21 v OAK INACTIVE --- S STL --- INACTIVE DID NOT PLAY --- O ARI --- RELEASED, 9/ O 19 v SD INACTIVE --- O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS t NFL CAREER t w/buffalo

56 2008 GAME-BY-GAME PUNTING 8 BRIAN MOORMAN Gross Net Ret In Punt Sequence Date Game No Yds Avg Avg. TB Yds 20 LG Blk Outcome/Return S 7 v SEA fc 21 d fc 16 fc 17 fc 0 S JAX fc S 21 v OAK tb 15 ob 1 S STL tb fc d 8 ob ob O ARI tb ob O 19 v SD O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS NFL CAREER

57 2008 GAME-BY-GAME KICKING 9 RIAN LINDELL ---PAT FG--- Date Game Pts. Made Att Made Att LG FG Sequence KO EZ TB S 7 v SEA G, 38G, 52blk S JAX G, 45G S 21 v OAK wr, 38G S STL G, 35G, 45G O ARI G O 19 v SD G, 52wr, 27G, 44G O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS % 80.0% NFL CAREER % 80.6% W/BUFFALO % 83.8% OPPONENTS ---PAT FG--- Date Game Pts. Made Att Made Att LG FG Sequence Kicker KO EZ TB S 7 v SEA G Mare S JAX G, 50G, 39G Scobee S 21 v OAK G, 35G, 32G Janikowski S STL wr J.Brown O ARI G, 38G Rackers O 19 v SD Kaeding O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS % 90.0%

58 2008 GAME-BY-GAME PUNT RETURNS 11 ROSCOE PARRISH 22 FRED JACKSON 28 LEODIS McKELVIN Date Game No Yds Avg LG FC TD No Yds Avg LG FC TD No Yds Avg LG FC TD S 7 v SEA t S JAX S 21 v OAK S STL --- INACTIVE O ARI --- INACTIVE O 19 v SD O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS t NFL CAREER t w/buffalo

59 2008 GAME-BY-GAME KICKOFF RETURNS 28 LEODIS McKELVIN 24 TERRENCE McGEE 22 FRED JACKSON Date Game No Yds Avg LG TD No Yds Avg LG TD No Yds Avg LG TD S 7 v SEA S JAX S 21 v OAK S STL O ARI INACTIVE O 19 v SD INACTIVE O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS NFL CAREER t w/buffalo

60 2008 GAME-BY-GAME DEFENSIVE STATS (DEFENSIVE BACKS) 20 DONTE WHITNER 24 TERRENCE McGEE 26 ASHTON YOUBOTY Date Game TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR S 7 v SEA S JAX S 21 v OAK S STL O ARI INACTIVE O 19 v SD INACTIVE O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS (LG: 0) NFL CAREER (LG: 29) (LG: 46t) (LG: 19) w/buffalo 27 REGGIE CORNER 28 LEODIS McKELVIN 29 JOHN WENDLING Date Game TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR S 7 v SEA --- INACTIVE S JAX --- INACTIVE S 21 v OAK --- INACTIVE S STL --- INACTIVE O ARI O 19 v SD O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS NFL CAREER w/buffalo 30 KO SIMPSON 33 JABARI GREER 37 GEORGE WILSON Date Game TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR S 7 v SEA S JAX S 21 v OAK S STL O ARI O 19 v SD O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS (LG: 33t) NFL CAREER (LG: 76) (LG: 33t) (LG: 25t) w/buffalo

61 2008 GAME-BY-GAME DEFENSIVE STATS (DEF. BACKS cont.) 43 BRYAN SCOTT Date Game TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR S 7 v SEA S JAX S 21 v OAK S STL O ARI O 19 v SD O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS NFL CAREER (LG: 22) w/buffalo GAME-BY-GAME DEFENSIVE STATS (LINEBACKERS) 51 PAUL POSLUSZNY 52 JOHN DiGIORGIO 54 BLAKE COSTANZO Date Game TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR S 7 v SEA S JAX S 21 v OAK S STL O ARI O 19 v SD O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS NFL CAREER (LG: 38) w/buffalo 56 KEITH ELLISON 57 JON CORTO 59 KAWIKA MITCHELL Date Game TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR S 7 v SEA S JAX S 21 v OAK S STL O ARI O 19 v SD O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS (LG: 32) NFL CAREER (LG: 7) (LG: 32) w/buffalo

62 2008 GAME-BY-GAME DEFENSIVE STATS (DEFENSIVE LINE) 72 RYAN NEILL 90 CHRIS KELSAY 91 SPENCER JOHNSON Date Game TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR S 7 v SEA S JAX S 21 v OAK S STL O ARI O 19 v SD O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS NFL CAREER (LG: 17) w/buffalo 92 RYAN DENNEY 93 CHRIS ELLIS 94 AARON SCHOBEL Date Game TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR S 7 v SEA INACTIVE S JAX INACTIVE S 21 v OAK INACTIVE S STL INACTIVE O ARI INACTIVE O 19 v SD INACTIVE --- O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS NFL CAREER (LG: 6) w/buffalo 95 KYLE WILLIAMS 96 COPELAND BRYAN 97 JOHN McCARGO Date Game TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR S 7 v SEA INACTIVE --- S JAX S 21 v OAK S STL O ARI O 19 v SD O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS NFL CAREER w/buffalo

63 2008 GAME-BY-GAME DEFENSIVE STATS (DEF. LINE cont.) 99 MARCUS STROUD Date Game TT UT AT Sacks Yds Int Yds TD FF FR S 7 v SEA S JAX S 21 v OAK S STL O ARI O 19 v SD O MIA N 2 v NYJ N NE N 17 v CLE N KC N 30 v SF D 7 v MIA D NYJ D DEN D 28 v NE 2008 TOTALS NFL CAREER w/buffalo

64 2008 BIG PLAYS BILLS BIG PLAYS w or ww Indicates plays on same drive BILLS 10+ YARD RUSHES BILLS 20+ YARD PASSES Date Game Gain, Player Qtr. Drive Result Gain, Player Qtr. Drive Result S 7 v SEA 21t, Lynch 1 w TD-R 32, Edwards-Evans 1 w TD-R 18, Lynch 2 ww FG 24, Edwards-Reed 2 ww FG 15, Lynch 3 Punt 41, Edwards-Evans 3 TD-P 30t, Edwards-Royal 3 TD-P S JAX 11t, Lynch 1 TD-R 33, Edwards-Jackson 2 FG 26, Edwards-Jackson 3 Fumble 37, Edwards-Evans 4 TD-P S 21 v OAK 14t, Lynch 2 TD-R 25, Edwards-Barnes 1 Punt 10, Jackson 2 Fumble 34, Edwards-Evans 3 FGA 10, Lynch 3 Punt 23, Edwards-Reed 4 TD-P S STL 10, F.Jackson 3 w TD-R 49, Edwards-Evans 1 FG 11, Edwards 3 w TD-R 20, Edwards-Reed 2 Punt 22t, F.Jackson 3 w TD-R 21, Edwards-Schouman 4 ww TD-P 11, Lynch 4 ww TD-P 39t, Edwards-Evans 4 ww TD-P 11, Lynch 4 FG O ARI 11, Lynch 2 w TD-R 87t, Losman-Evans 2 TD-P 22. Evans 2 w TD-R 20, Losman-Jackson 4 Downs 22, Lynch 3 FG O 19 v SD 12, Edwards 3 w TD-R 20, Edwards-Evans 1 FG 19, Lynch 4 FG 20, Edwards-Royal 1 FGA 22, Edwards-Parrish 3 w TD-R yard rushes yard passes

65 2008 BIG PLAYS (cont.) OPPONENTS BIG PLAYS w or ww Indicates plays on same drive OPPONENTS 10+ YARD RUSHES OPPONENTS 20+ YARD PASSES Date Game Gain, Player Qtr. Drive Result Gain, Player Qtr. Drive Result S 7 v SEA 17, Morris 3 w Punt 20, Hasselbeck-Carlson 2 w TD-P 13, Morris 3 w Punt 20, Hasselbeck-Burleson 2 w TD-P 14, J.Jones 4 ww Downs 22, Hasselbeck-Payne 3 FG 24, J.Jones 4 ww Downs S JAX 11, Garrard 2 Punt none 13, Taylor 3 w FG 12, Taylor 3 w FG S 21 v OAK 16, Bush 1 Punt 23, Russell-Lelie 1 FG 12, McFadden 2 Fumble 20, Russell-Griffith 2 FG 16, Bush 2 Punt 84t, Russell-Higgins 4 TD-P S STL 37t, Avery 1 TD-R 22, Green-Holt 3 FGA 10, D.Hall 1 w TD-R 30, Green-Looker 4 Fumble 29t, S.Jackson 2 w TD-R 53, Green-S.Jackson 4 Downs 22, S.Jackson 2 Half O ARI 13, James 1 TD-P none 17t, Hightower 2 TD-R 15, James 2 TD-R 11, Warner 2 FG 14, Arrington 3 TD-P O 19 v SD 31, V.Jackson 3 TD-P 23, Rivers-Floyd 1 TD-P 21, Rivers-Floyd 3 Punt yard rushes yard passes

66 2008 GOAL TO GO OFFENSE DEFENSE Date Opponent # Qtr. Result (pts) Date Opponent # Qtr. Result (pts) 9/14 JAX 1 2 FG (3) 9/7 SEA 1 4 Turnover (0) 9/14 JAX 2 4 TD (7) 9/14 JAX 1 3 TD (7) 9/21 OAK 1 4 TD (7) 9/21 OAK 1 1 FG (3) 9/28 STL 1 1 FG (3) 9/21 OAK 2 3 TD (7) 10/5 ARZ 1 2 TD (7) 10/5 ARZ 1 1 TD (7) 10/19 SD 1 2 TD (7) 10/5 ARZ 2 2 TD (7) 10/19 SD 2 4 End of Game 10/5 ARZ 3 3 TD (7) 10/5 ARZ 4 4 TD (7) 10/19 SD 1 3 TD (7) 10/19 SD 2 4 Turnover (0) 2008 Breakdown: 7 times inside 2008 Breakdown: 10 times inside 4 touchdowns 7 touchdowns 2 field goals 1 field goal Scoring Percentage: 85.7% (6 of 7) Scoring Percentage: 80.0% (8 of 10) Failed to Score: 14.3% (1 of 7) Failed to Score: 20.0% (2 of 10) TD Percentage: 57.1% (4 of 7) TD Percentage: 70.0% (7 of 10) FG Percentage: 28.6% (2 of 7) FG Percentage: 10.0% (1 of 10)

67 2008 INSIDE THE 20 OFFENSE DEFENSE Date Opponent # Qtr. Result (pts) Date Opponent # Qtr. Result (pts) 9/7 Seattle 1 2 FG (3) 9/7 Seattle 1 2 TD (7) 2 4 Turnover (0) 9/14 Jacksonville 1 1 TD (7) 9/14 Jacksonville 1 2 FG (3) 2 2 FG (3) 2 2 Turnover (0) 3 4 TD (7) 3 3 TD (7) 4 4 FG (3) 9/21 Oakland 1 1 FG (3) 9/21 Oakland 1 2 TD (7) 2 1 FG (3) 2 4 TD (7) 3 2 FG (3) 3 4 TD (7) 4 3 TD (7) 4 4 FG (3) 9/28 St. Louis 1 4 Turnover (0) 9/28 St. Louis 1 1 FG (3) 10/5 Arizona 1 1 TD (7) 10/5 Arizona 1 2 TD (7) 2 2 TD (7) 2 4 Turnover (0) 3 2 TD (7) 10/19 San Diego 1 2 TD (7) 4 3 TD (7) 2 2 FG (3) 6 4 TD (7) 3 3 TD (7) 10/19 San Diego 1 1 TD (7) 4 4 End of Game 2 3 TD (7) 3 4 Turnover (0) 2008 Breakdown: 16 times inside 2008 Breakdown 18 times inside 8 touchdowns 10 touchdowns 6 field goals 4 field goals Scoring Percentage: 87.5% (14 of 16) Scoring Percentage: 77.7% (14 of 18) Failed to Score: 12.5% (2 of 16) Failed to Score: 22.2% (4 of 18) TD Percentage: 50.0% (8 of 16) TD Percentage: 55.6% (10 of 18) FG Percentage: 37.5% (6 of 16) FG Percentage: 22.2% (4 of 18)

68 31 A RUSHING Ind. (10/11) PUNT RETURNED FOR A TD By Bills: Roscoe Parrish vs. Seattle Seahawks, 9/7/08 (63 yards) By Opponent: Karl Williams at Tampa Bay Buccaneers, 11/26/01 (73 yards) KICKOFF RETURNED FOR A TD By Bills: Terrence McGee vs. Dallas Cowboys, 10/8/07 (103 yards) By Opponent: Glenn Holt vs. Cincinnati Bengals, 11/4/07 (100 yards) INTERCEPTION RETURNED FOR A TD By Bills: Jabari Greer (33 yards) at St. Louis Rams, 9/28/08 By Opponent: Kawika Mitchell (20 yards) and Corey Webster (34 yards) vs. New York Giants, 12/23/07 AT LEAST TWO INTERCEPTIONS IN A GAME By Bills: Troy Vincent vs. Houston Texans, 9/11/05 (2 INT) By Opponent: Ty Law at New York Jets, 1/1/06 (3 INT) FUMBLE RETURNED FOR A TD By Bills: G. Wilson vs. Miami Dolphins, 12/9/07 (20 yards) By Opponent: K. Curtis fumble recovery in end zone vs. Philadelphia Eagles, 12/30/07 PUNT BLOCKED By Bills: Coy Wire at Miami Dolphins, 9/17/06 By Opponent: Jason Glenn vs. New York Jets, 9/8/02 PUNT BLOCK RETURNED FOR A TD By Bills: Jason Peters at Cincinnati Bengals, 12/19/04 (in end zone Recovered own block of P Kyle Larson) By Opponent: Cris Dishman, at Houston Oilers, 9/24/89 (7 yards - Bubba McDowell blocked John Kidd s punt) FIELD GOAL BLOCKED By Bills: Aaron Schobel at San Francisco 49ers, 12/2/01 By Opponent: Craig Terrill vs. Seattle Seahawks, 9/7/08 THE LAST TIME FIELD GOAL BLOCK RETURNED FOR TD By Bills: Cornelius Bennett vs. Denver Broncos, 9/30/90 (80 yards after Nate Odomes blocked David Treadwell s att.) By Opponent: Lemar Parrish, Cincinnati Bengals, 11/8/70 (83 yards after Ken Riley blocked Grant Guthrie s att.) EXTRA POINT BLOCKED By Bills: Phil Hansen, at Kansas City Chiefs, 9/14/97 By Opponent: Troy Barnett, vs. New England Patriots, 11/26/95 EXTRA POINT MISSED/FAILED By Bills: Missed Jake Arians vs. Miami Dolphins, 11/25/02 (wide right) Failed- Steve Christie at Indianapolis Colts, 12/11/00 (thru holder s hands) By Opponent: Missed- Doug Brien at Minnesota Vikings, 9/15/02 (2 times, both wide left) Failed- Pete Stoyanovich vs. Miami Dolphins, 9/26/93 (bobbled snap) TWO POINT CONVERSION ATTEMPTED and SUCCESSFUL By Bills: Trent Edwards pass to Lee Evans at St. Louis Rams, 9/28/08 By Opponent: A.J. Feeley pass to Chris Chambers at Miami Dolphins, 12/5/04 TWO POINT CONVERSION FAILED By Bills: Willis McGahee rush up the middle at New England Patriots, 11/14/04 By Opponent: Tony Romo pass to Terrell Owens incomplete vs. Dallas Cowboys, 10/8/07 SAFETY RECORDED By Bills: Angelo Crowell sacked Jason Campbell in End Zone at Washington, 12/2/07 By Opponent: R. Neill fumble out of bounds in end zone at Cleveland, 12/16/07

69 THE LAST TIME (cont d) 100 YARD INDIVIDUAL RUSHING GAME By Bills: Marshawn Lynch (105) vs. Philadelphia Eagles, 12/30/07 By Opponent: Steven Jackson (110) at St. Louis Rams, 9/28/ YARD INDIVIDUAL RUSHING GAME By Bills: Thurman Thomas (214 yards) vs. New York Jets, 9/24/90 By Opponent: Ricky Williams (228 yards) vs. Miami Dolphins, 12/1/02 TWO 100 YARD RUSHERS IN THE SAME GAME By Bills: Fred Jackson (115) and Marshawn Lynch (107) vs. Miami Dolphins, 12/9/07 By Opponent: Ahmad Bradshaw (151 yards) and Brandon Jacobs (145 yards) vs. New York Giants, 12/23/ YARD INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING GAME By Bills: Lee Evans (2-100) at Arizona Cardinals, 10/5/08 By Opponent: Randy Moss (10-128), vs. New England Patriots, 11/18/ YARD INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING GAME By Bills: Lee Evans (11-265) at Houston Texans, 11/19/06 By Opponent: Chris Chambers (15-238) at Miami Dolphins, 12/4/05 TWO 100 YARD RECEIVERS IN THE SAME GAME By Bills: Lee Evans (107 yards) and Roscoe Parrish (104 yards) vs. NY Jets, 9/24/06 By Opponent: Oronde Gadsden (118 yards) & Chris Chambers (101 yards) vs. Miami Dolphins, 11/25/ YARD INDIVIDUAL PASSING GAME By Bills: JP Losman (340) at Houston Texans, 11/19/06 By Opponent: Donovan McNabb (345) at Philadelphia Eagles, 12/30/07 FIVE TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING By Bills: Cookie Gilchrist vs. New York Titans, 12/8/63 By Opponent: Never accomplished AT LEAST FOUR TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING By Bills: Willis McGahee at Seattle Seahawks, 11/28/04 By Opponent: Clarence Williams at San Diego Chargers, 9/16/79 AT LEAST THREE TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING By Bills: Willis McGahee at Seattle Seahawks, 11/28/04 By Opponent: Priest Holmes at Kansas City Chiefs, 10/26/03 AT LEAST TWO TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING By Bills: Marshawn Lynch vs. Oakland Raiders 9/21/08 By Opponents: Tim Hightower at Arizona Cardinals, 10/5/08 FOUR TD RECEPTIONS By Bills: Don Beebe vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, 9/8/91 By Opponents: Randy Moss vs. New England Patriots, 11/18/07 AT LEAST THREE TD RECEPTIONS By Bills: Lee Evans at Miami Dolphins, 12/4/05 By Opponents: Marvin Harrison at Indianapolis Colts, 9/23/01 AT LEAST TWO TD RECEPTIONS By Bills: Robert Royal (2) and Lee Evans (2) vs. Miami Dolphins, 12/9/07 By Opponents: Larry Fitzgerald at Arizona Cardinals, 10/5/08 SIX TD PASSES By Bills: Jim Kelly vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, 9/8/91 By Opponents: Daryle Lamonica, at Oakland Raiders, 10/19/69

70 THE LAST TIME (cont d) AT LEAST FIVE TD PASSES By Bills: Jim Kelly vs. Cincinnati Bengals, 10/21/91 By Opponent: Tom Brady vs. New England Patriots, 11/18/07 AT LEAST FOUR TD PASSES By Bills: Trent Edwards (4) vs. Miami Dolphins, 12/9/07 By Opponent: Tom Brady at New England Patriots, 9/23/07 AT LEAST THREE TD PASSES By Bills: JP Losman vs. Miami Dolphins, 12/17/06 By Opponents: A.J. Feeley at Miami Dolphins, 12/5/04 LAST OVERTIME GAME By Bills: 10/5/03 vs. Cincinnati Bengals (22-16) W WON IN OVERTIME By Bills: 10/5/03 vs. Cincinnati Bengals (22-16) By Opponent: 9/8/02 vs. New York Jets (37-31) SHUTOUT RECORDED By Bills: 12/17/06 vs. Miami Dolphins (21-0) By Opponent: 12/16/07 at Cleveland Browns (0-8) AT LEAST 200-YARDS RUSHING By Bills: 224 vs. Miami Dolphins, 12/9/07 By Opponent: 291 vs. New York Giants, 12/23/07 AT LEAST 300-YARDS RUSHING By Bills: 315 vs. Atlanta Falcons, 11/22/92 By Opponent: 309 at Cleveland Browns, 10/29/78 AT LEAST 400 NET YARDS PASSING By Bills: 437 at Minnesota Vikings, 9/15/02 By Opponent: 422 at Atlanta Falcons, 12/23/01 AT LEAST 300 NET YARDS PASSING By Bills: 303 vs. Cincinnati Bengals, 11/4/07 By Opponent: 322 at Philadelphia Eagles, 12/30/07 AT LEAST 500 TOTAL YARDS By Bills: 579 at Seattle Seahawks, 12/23/00 By Opponent: 510 vs. New England Patriots, 11/18/07 E AT LEAST 400 TOTAL YARDS By Bills: 479 vs. Cincinnati Bengals, 11/4/07 By Opponent: 416 at Jacksonville Jaguars, 11/25/07 50 OR MORE POINTS By Bills: 52 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers, 9/8/91 By Opponent: 56 vs. New England Patriots, 11/18/07 40 OR MORE POINTS By Bills: 41 at San Francisco 49ers, 12/26/04 By Opponent: 41 at Arizona Cardinals, 10/5/08

71 2008 TURNOVER ANALYSIS... OFFENSIVE TURNOVERS Date Opponent Turnover Yardline Qtr. Result (Pts.) 9/14 Jacksonville T. Edwards Fumble JAX 49 3 Field Goal (3) 9/21 Oakland T. Edwards Fumble BUF 40 2 Field Goal (3) 9/21 Oakland L. Evans Fumble OAK 24 2 Halftime 9/21 Oakland T. Edwards INT BUF 13 3 Touchdown (7) 9/28 St. Louis T. Edwards INT STL 32 2 Turnover (Downs) 10/5 Arizona J. Losman Fumble BUF 39 1 Touchdown (7) 10/5 Arizona R. Royal Fumble BUF 39 3 Field Goal (3) 10/5 Arizona J. Losman Fumble BUF 9 4 Touchdown (7) 10/5 Arizona J. Losman INT ARZ 49 4 Turnover (Downs) DEFENSIVE TURNOVERS Date Opponent Turnover Yardline Qtr. Result (Pts.) 9/7 Seattle R. Lindell - FR SEA 27 3 Touchdown (7) 9/7 Seattle T. McGee - INT BUF 24 4 End of Game 9/14 Jacksonville T. McGee INT JAX EZ 2 Halftime 9/21 Oakland P. Posluszny - FR OAK 23 2 Touchdown (7) 9/28 St. Louis J. Greer INT STL 33 4 Touchdown (7) 9/28 St. Louis L. McKelvin FR BUF 42 4 Punt 10/19 San Diego M. Stroud FR SD 38 2 Touchdown (7) 10/19 San Diego K. Mitchell INT SD EZ 4 Field Goal (3) 10/19 San Diego C. Bryan FR SD 22 4 End of Game

72 2008 ETCs 5-1 Season Record 3-0 at Home 1-0 in 3-point or less Games 0-0 Postseason Games 2-1 On the Road 4-0 When Won Coin Toss 0-0 In AFC East Games 4-0 Outdoors 1-1 When Lost Coin Toss 0-0 In AFC North Games 1-1 In Domed Stadiums 4-0 When Scored First 1-0 In AFC South Games 1-1 On Grass 1-1 When Opp. Scored First 2-0 In AFC West Games 0-0 in overtime games 2-1 In NFC Games 4-0 When Yielding 20 Points or Less 4-0 When Scoring 21 Points or More 3-0 When Led at Halftime 2-0 When Led at the End of 3 rd Quarter 2-1 When Trailing at Halftime 3-1 When Trailing at the End of 3 rd Quarter 0-0 When Tied at Halftime 0-0 When Tied at the End of 3 rd Quarter 0-0 When Buffalo has 100-Yard Rusher 1-0 When Opp. has 100-Yard Rusher 1-1 When Buffalo has 100-Yard Receiver 0-0 When Opp. has 100-Yard Receiver 0-0 When Buffalo has 300-Yard Passer 0-0 When Opp. has 300-Yard Passer 2008 INSTANT REPLAY Buffalo has challenged 3 plays this season under the NFL s replay system. Date Opp. Explanation Result 9/14/08 JAX Challenged T. Edwards fumble Play upheld 9/21/08 OAK Challenged T. Edwards INT Play upheld 10/19/08 SD Challenged placement of downed punt Play upheld

73 WEEK 1 BILLS 34, Seahawks 10 September 7, 2008 Ralph Wilson Stadium 71,194 The Buffalo Bills kicked off their 2008 season with a win over the Seattle Seahawks on a rainy Sunday afternoon at Ralph Wilson Stadium. Marshawn Lynch put the Bills on the board late in the first quarter when he took the handoff from QB Trent Edwards and scampered 21 yards to the end zone to put the Bills ahead 7-0. Lynch finished the game with 76 yards rushing on 18 carries. Though both the Bills offense and defense had solid games, it was the special teams that made the most noise against the Seahawks. Bills WR Roscoe Parrish returned a Ryan Plackemeier punt 63 yards for a touchdown with 6:20 to go in the half. It was Parrish s third career punt return for a touchdown, tying him for first place with Keith Moody on Buffalo s all-time list. His 120 return yards in the game set a new Bills record, breaking his own record of 104 yards set in 2006 against Jacksonville. The second half began with the Seahawks climbing back to within 10, when K Olindo Mare converted a 45-yard field goal. Then the game turned on the back of Buffalo s special teams. With 2:21 remaining in the third quarter, the Bills lined up for what appeared to be a 36-yard field goal attempt. Instead, Bills P Brian Moorman picked up the snap and threw a 19-yard touchdown pass to a wide-open DE Ryan Denney, who had snuck behind the Seahawks defense. It was the first touchdown pass of Moorman s career, and the first touchdown of Denney s career. On the ensuing kickoff, Bills LB Jon Corto forced a fumble which was recovered by K Rian Lindell on the 30-yard line. One play later, TE Robert Royal was in the end zone, the recipient of a pass from QB Trent Edwards. For the game, Edwards was 19 of 30 for 215 yards and one touchdown. His passer rating of 95.8 was the highest of any Bills quarterback making his Kickoff Weekend debut since Jim Kelly in Former Bills TE Kevin Everett was honored at halftime by the Pro Football Writers of America with the Halas award. The award is given annually to the individual in the NFL who overcame the most adversity to succeed. TEAM Final SEAHAWKS BILLS TEAM QTR. TIME SCORING PLAY DRIVE SCORE BUF 1 2:44 M. Lynch 21 yd run (Lindell kick) 4-52, 1: BUF 2 6:20 R. Parrish 63 yd punt return (Lindell kick) 0-14 SEA 2 4:45 N. Burleson 20 yd pass from M. Hasselbeck (Mare kick) 4-54, 1: BUF 2 1:00 Lindell 35 FG 9-63, 3: BUF 2 0:00 Lindell 38 FG 4-27, 0: SEA 3 6:42 Mare 45 FG 5-25, 0: BUF 3 2:21 R. Denney 19 yd pass from B. Moorman (Lindell kick) 8-80, 4: BUF 3 2:01 R. Royal 30 yd pass from T. Edwards (Lindell kick) 1-30, 0: SEA BUF First Downs Rushes-Yards Net Passing Yards Total Net Yards Passing (A-C-I) Sacked by Opp. 5 1 Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost Penalties Time of Poss. 28:41 31:19 Weather: Temp: 66 F (18.9 C), Humidity: 65%, Wind: WSW 11 mph RUSHING SEAHAWKS: J. Jones 13-45; M. Morris 6-31; L. Weaver 2-9 BILLS: M. Lynch TD; F. Jackson 10-31; T. Edwards 1-(-1) PASSING SEAHAWKS: M. Hasselbeck 17-41, 190 yards, TD, INT BILLS: T. Edwards 19-30, 215 yards, TD; B. Moorman 1-1, 19 yards, TD RECEIVING SEAHAWKS: N. Burleson 5-60 TD, J. Carlson 4-52, L. Payne 2-25, C. Taylor 2-19, L. Weaver 2-17, J. Jones 2-17 BILLS: R. Royal 6-52 TD, L. Evans 4-102, J. Reed 3-37, M. Lynch 3-18, R. Parrish 3-6. R. Denney 1-19 WEEK 2 BILLS 20, Jaguars 16 September 14, 2008 Jacksonville Municipal Stadium 65,167 The Buffalo Bills used a quick start and a stellar finish to defeat the Jacksonville Jaguars Sunday afternoon at Jacksonville Municipal Stadium. The Bills improved to 2-0 on the season, the first time since 2003 that they began a season with two consecutive victories. The Bills were led by second-year QB Trent Edwards, who was 20 of 25 for 239 yards on the afternoon with one touchdown. On the Bills first possession of the game, Edwards led the Bills on an 11-play, 82-yard drive that RB Marshawn Lynch finished off with an 11-yard dash into the end zone for a 7-0 lead. Edwards was 6 for 6 on the drive for 53 yards. The teams traded field goals before the half to send the Bills into halftime with a 10-3 lead. The momentum swung fully to Jacksonville after the break, as they took the second half kickoff and marched 74 yards for a touchdown and a tie game. On the ensuing kickoff, Jacksonville Head Coach Jack Del Rio caught the Bills special teams off-guard and called for a surprise onside kick. After the Jaguars recovered, they drove 29 yards for a Josh Scobee field goal. After another Scobee field goal, the Bills found themselves trailing just over 30 seconds into the fourth quarter. It was Edwards, again, who led the Bills down the field with seven minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. After connecting with WR Lee Evans for a 37-yard gain on a critical third-and-six to bring the Bills to the Jacksonville seven yard line, Edwards threw a perfectly placed pass to rookie WR James Hardy on the next play from scrimmage. The go-ahead score was Hardy s first career touchdown reception. After the Bills defense held the Jaguars to a threeand-out on their next possession, Buffalo tacked on a Rian Lindell field goal with 24 seconds left. In addition to the contributions of Edwards and Hardy, the Bills offense got a big boost from backup RB Fred Jackson, who rushed for 17 yards and had a career-high seven receptions for 83 yards. Their defense was led by CB Terrence McGee, who had seven tackles, one pass defense, and an interception. TEAM Final BILLS JAGUARS TEAM QTR. TIME SCORE DRIVE SCORE BUF 1 8:00 M. Lynch 11-yd run (Lindell kick) 11-82, 7: JAX 2 13:22 J. Scobee 28 FG 10-46, 5: BUF 2 6:21 R. Lindell 21 FG 12-77, 7: JAX 3 9:31 M. Jones-Drew 2 yd run (Scobee kick) 11-74, 5: JAX 3 6:06 J. Scobee 50 FG 6-29, 3: JAX 4 14:31 J. Scobee 39 FG 8-15, 4: BUF 4 4:10 J. Hardy 7 yd pass from T. Edwards (Lindell kick) 9-74, 3: BUF 4 0:24 R. Lindell 45 FG 6-5, 2: BUF JAX First Downs Rushes-Yards Net Passing Yards Total Net Yards Passing (A-C-I) Sacked by Opp. 3 2 Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost Penalties Time of Poss. 31:14 28:46 Weather: Temp 87 F(30.6 C) Humidity: 60%, Wind: South 5 mph RUSHING JAGUARS: F. Taylor 14-49, D. Garrard 6-32, M. Jones-Drew 7-17 TD BILLS: M. Lynch TD, F. Jackson 6-17, T. Edwards 1-(-1) PASSING JAGUARS: D. Garrard 17-28, 165 yards, INT BILLS: T. Edwards 20-25, 239 yards, TD RECEIVING JAGUARS: M. Jones 5-50, R. Williams 4-36, D. Northcutt 3-36, M. Jones-Drew 3-25, M. Lewis 1-13, F. Taylor 1-5 BILLS: F. Jackson 7-83, L. Evans 4-77, J. Reed 4-36, J. Hardy 2-12 TD, R. Parrish 1-12, D. Schouman 1-11, M. Lynch 1-8

74 WEEK 3 BILLS 24, Raiders 23 September 21, 2008 Ralph Wilson Stadium 71,297 For the first time in 16 years, the Buffalo Bills are 3-0 to start their season. The Bills won in dramatic fashion Sunday afternoon at Ralph Wilson Stadium, staging a fourth-quarter rally that saw the team come from nine points down in the final six minutes to beat the Oakland Raiders Their comeback was capped off by a 38-yard Rian Lindell field goal as time expired to give the Bills their third straight win. QB Trent Edwards led the Bills offense to three fourth-quarter scores, going 14-for-19 for 182 yards and a touchdown on the final three drives, and hitting WR Roscoe Parrish for a touchdown to bring the Bills to within two with four minutes remaining. After the Buffalo defense held the Raiders to a three-and-out on their ensuing possession, Edwards engineered a final 46-yard drive to set up Lindell s winning kick. Things had not gone so smoothly for Buffalo in the game s first three quarters, starting with the opening kickoff. Oakland WR Johnnie Lee Higgins returned the kick 69 yards to the Buffalo 30-yardline and six plays later; the Raiders were on the board after K Sebastian Janikowski converted a 23-yard field goal. The Bills responded with a scoring drive of their own in the second quarter to put themselves ahead 7-6 on RB Marshawn Lynch s 14-yard run into the end zone. Lynch finished the day with 83 yards rushing on 23 carries and two touchdowns. Though the Bills kept it close after Lynch s run, the Raiders struck a near-death blow with 6:23 left in the fourth quarter when Oakland QB JaMarcus Russell threw a strike to Higgins, who cut through the Buffalo defense for an 84-yard score. The Bills were not to be denied their third victory of the young season, though, as Edwards rallied the offense for the team s final two drives of the game. With the victory and a New England Patriot loss, the Bills sit alone atop the AFC East, one of only six unbeaten teams in the NFL. TEAM Final RAIDERS BILLS TEAM QTR. TIME SCORING PLAY DRIVE SCORE OAK 1 12:40 S. Janikowski 23 FG 6-25, 2: OAK 1 0:31 S. Janikowski 35 FG 5-25, 1: BUF 2 10:30 M. Lynch 14 yd run (Lindell kick) 3-23, 1: OAK 2 1:56 S. Janikowski 32 FG 6-27, 2: OAK 3 7:30 J. Russell 1 yd run (Janikowski kick) 3-13, 1: BUF 4 7:59 M. Lynch 3 yd run (Lindell kick) 16-96, 8: OAK 4 6:23 J. Higgins 84 pass from J. Russell (Janikowski kick) 3-84, 1: BUF 4 4:03 R. Parrish 14 yd pass from T. Edwards (Lindell kick) 7-69, 2: BUF 4 0:00 R. Lindell 38 FG 7-46, 2: OAK BUF First Downs Rushes-Yards Net Passing Yards Total Net Yards Passing (A-C-I) Sacked by Opp. 1 3 Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost Penalties Time of Poss. 25:33 34:27 Weather: 66 F (18.9 C) Humidity: 83%, Wind: Calm RUSHING RAIDERS: M. Bush 14-55, D. McFadden 14-42, J. Russell 1-1, J. Griffith 1-0 BILLS: M. Lynch 23-83, F. Jackson 5-24, T. Edwards 2-9 PASSING RAIDERS: J. Russell 9-19, 156 yards, TD BILLS: T. Edwards 24-39, 279 yards, TD, INT RECEIVING RAIDERS: D. McFadden 3-6, J. Walker 2-18, J. Higgins 1-84 TD, A. Lelie 1-23, J. Griffith 1-20, M. Bush 1-5 BILLS: J. Reed 6-72, L. Evans 4-65, R. Royal 4-34, M. Lynch 4-31, R. Parrish 3-42 TD, D. Barnes 2-34, F. Jackson 1-1 WEEK 4 BILLS 31, Rams 14 September 28, 2008 Edward Jones Dome 61,017 The Buffalo Bills won their fourth consecutive game to start the 2008 season to move to 4-0 for the eighth time in the franchise s 49-year history. The Bills overcame a slow start to defeat the St. Louis Rams at the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis, Mo. For the third week in a row, the Bills found themselves trailing heading into the final quarter. They had surrendered two long rushing touchdowns in the first half to the Rams, who held a 14-6 halftime lead. But just as they had in the previous two weeks, the Bills climbed back into the game. Their first touchdown came in the third quarter, on a 22-yard rush from RB Fred Jackson. The score was the first of Jackson s career and drew the Bills to within one. CB Jabari Greer scored the go-ahead points just 12 seconds into the fourth quarter, when he intercepted a Trent Green pass and returned it 33 yards to the end zone. The Buffalo offense did the rest. QB Trent Edwards led the Bills on two final scoring drives, going three of three for 66 yards in the final quarter, including a 39-yard touchdown pass to WR Lee Evans. The touchdown reception was Evans first on the season and his first-ever touchdown reception in the month of September. After the two-point conversion pass play from Edwards to Evans, the Bills extended their lead to two touchdowns. K Rian Lindell added on a 45-yard field goal with 6:21 remaining for the final margin. The kick was the third on the day for Lindell. Rookie CB Leodis McKelvin saw his first significant playing time at cornerback and added a final exclamation point to the game when he hit Rams WR Dane Looker and forced a fumble that he recovered as the fourth quarter wound down. The Bills will go for their fourth-ever 5-0 start next week, when they travel to Phoenix to face the 2-2 Arizona Cardinals at University of Phoenix Stadium at 4:15 ET. TEAM Final BILLS RAMS TEAM QTR. TIME SCORING PLAY DRIVE SCORE BUF 1 11:26 R. Lindell 45 yd FG 5-54, 2: STL 1 8:37 D. Avery 37 yd run (J. Brown kick) 5-67, 2: BUF 1 3:06 R. Lindell 35 yd FG 9-12, 3: STL 2 13:41 S. Jackson 29 yd run (J. Brown kick) 9-89, 4: BUF 3 9:27 F. Jackson 22 yd run (R. Lindell kick) 9-76, 5: BUF 4 14:48 J. Greer 33 yd interception ret. (R. Lindell kick) BUF 4 10:24 L. Evans 39 yd pass from T. Edwards (T. Edwards pass) 5-81, 2: BUF 4 6:21 R. Lindell 45 FG 5-18, 1: BUF STL First Downs Rushes-Yards Net Passing Yards Total Net Yards Passing (A-C-I) Sacked by Opp. 4 2 Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost Penalties Time of Poss. 31:28 28:32 Weather: Dome Humidity: Dome RUSHING BILLS: M. Lynch 19-57, F. Jackson 7-46 TD, T. Edwards 5-8 RAMS: S. Jackson TD, D. Avery 1-37 TD, D. Hall 2-13, B. Leonard 2-7 PASSING BILLS: T. Edwards TD INT RAMS: T. Green INT RECEIVING BILLS: J. Reed 4-47, M. Lynch 4-24, F. Jackson 3-9, L. Evans 2-88 TD, D. Schouman 1-21, R. Royal 1-8 RAMS: S. Jackson 5-78, T. Holt 4-65, D. Avery 3-22, D. Looker 2-37, R. McMichael 2-26, J. Klopfenstein 1-8

75 WEEK 5 BILLS 17, Cardinals 41 October 5, 2008 University of Phoenix Stadium 63,830 The Buffalo Bills stayed with the high-powered Arizona Cardinals offense for thirty minutes Sunday afternoon in Glendale, Az., before they surrendered 17 straight unanswered points in the second half and lost, It was the first loss of the season for the Bills, who drop to 4-1. Buffalo felt the effects of losing key members of both their offense and defense to injuries. Starting CB Terrence McGee was inactive for the game with a sprained knee, and Arizona QB Kurt Warner took advantage. Warner finished the game 33 of 42 for 250 yards and two touchdowns to standout wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald. On their third play from scrimmage, Bills starting QB Trent Edwards took a hit from Cardinals S Adrian Wilson and left the game with a concussion. Second-string QB J.P. Losman stepped in and on his third series, connected with WR Lee Evans for an 87-yard touchdown pass. The score came with 12 minutes remaining in the second quarter and drew the Bills within seven. Evans finished the game with two catches for 100 yards, his second 100-yard receiving game of the season and 11 th of his career, which moved him past Peerless Price and into sole possession of fifth place on the franchise record list for most 100-yard receiving games. Losman also scored on a 2-yard quarterback sneak at the end of the second quarter to close the gap to seven again. But the Bills were only able to muster a Rian Lindell field goal in the second half as Arizona extended their lead, helped along by three Buffalo turnovers. If there was one bright spot for the Bills, it was the play of their rookie class. WR James Hardy earned his first career start at wide receiver and caught three passes for 35 yards. CB Reggie Corner and WR Steve Johnson saw their first-ever regular season NFL action, with Corner amassing two tackles and Johnson catching his firstcareer pass for eight yards. CB Leodis McKelvin continued his solid play as the Bills primary kick returner, accruing 133 yards on six kickoff returns. TEAM Final BILLS CARDINALS TEAM QTR. TIME SCORING PLAY DRIVE SCORE ARZ 1 9:52 L. Fitzgerald 2 yd pass from K. Warner (N. Rackers kick) 6-38, 2: ARZ 2 14:15 T. Hightower 17 yd run (N. Rackers kick) 14-80, 6: BUF 2 12:09 L. Evans 87 yd pass from J. Losman (R. Lindell kick) 3-83, 2: ARZ 2 5:51 E. James 1 yd run (N. Rackers kick) 12-78, 6: BUF 2 1:46 J. Losman 2 yd run (R. Lindell kick) 8-63, 4: ARZ 2 0:00 N. Rackers 47 yd FG 9-44, 1: BUF 3 9:35 R. Lindell 48 yd FG 5-26, 3: ARZ 3 2:33 L. Fitzgerald 2 yd pass from K. Warner (N. Rackers kick) 13-78, 7: ARZ 4 14:55 N. Rackers 38 yd FG 4-8, 2: ARZ 4 10:35 T. Hightower 2 yd run (N. Rackers kick) 6-19, 2: BUF ARZ First Downs Rushes-Yards Net Passing Yards Total Net Yards Passing (A-C-I) Sacked by Opp. 5 0 Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost Penalties Time of Poss. 23:44 36:16 Weather: Dome Humidity: Dome RUSHING BILLS: M. Lynch 13-55, L. Evans 1-22, F. Jackson 1-5, J. Losman 2-2 TD CARDINALS: E. James TD, T. Hightower TD, J. Arrington 4-19, K. Warner 2-10 PASSING BILLS: T. Edwards yards, J. Losman yards TD INT CARDINALS: K. Warner yards 2 TD RECEIVING BILLS: J. Reed 4-45, J. Hardy 3-35, F. Jackson 3-32, M. Lynch 3-10, L. Evans TD, R. Royal 2-8, St. Johnson 1-8 CARDINALS: S. Breaston 7-77, L. Fitzgerald TD, E. Doucet 6-42, J. Arrington 3-25, J. Urban 3-10, E. James 2-21, B. Patrick 2-11, T. Hightower 2-8, L. Pope 1-4 WEEK 7 BILLS 23, Chargers 14 October 19, 2008 Ralph Wilson Stadium 71,602 The Buffalo Bills bounced back from their first loss of the year and came out of their bye week with a win over the San Diego Chargers on Sunday afternoon at Ralph Wilson Stadium. The lead changed hands four times on the day, and the outcome was still in doubt before Bills LB Kawika Mitchell made two huge plays in the game s final six minutes to seal the victory for Buffalo. With six minutes left in the game and San Diego on the Buffalo nine yard line, Mitchell intercepted a Philip Rivers pass intended for TE Antonio Gates in the end zone and returned it 32 yards. The interception was Mitchell s first of the season and set up the Buffalo offense for a seven-play, 43-yard drive that ended in a 44-yard field goal from K Rian Lindell. On the Chargers ensuing possession, Rivers dropped back to pass and was sacked by Mitchell. Mitchell s helmet hit Rivers arm, causing him to drop the football, which was recovered by Bills DE Copeland Bryan. With only three minutes remaining, the Buffalo offense came back on the field and ran out the clock on their fifth victory of the year. The AFC East-leading Bills improved to 5-1 on the season, the franchise s best start since In addition to Mitchell, the Bills were led by second-year QB Trent Edwards, who finished the day 25 of 30 for 261 yards and one touchdown to WR Lee Evans. The Buffalo offensive line gave Edwards time to throw all afternoon, allowing him to complete passes to seven different receivers. Bills second-year RB Marshawn Lynch rushed 19 times for 70 yards and had a third-quarter touchdown run that put the Bills up for good, TEAM Final CHARGERS BILLS TEAM QTR. TIME SCORING PLAY DRIVE SCORE BUF 1 6:46 R. Lindell 38 yd FG 9-52, 5: SD 1 0:21 M. Floyd 14 yd pass from P. Rivers (N. Kaeding kick) 11-78, 6: BUF 2 5:20 L. Evans 2 yd pass from T. Edwards (R. Lindell kick) 7-38, 4: BUF 2 0:16 R. Lindell 27 yd FG 10-59, 3: SD 3 6:28 V. Jackson 12 yd pass from P. Rivers (N. Kaeding kick) 12-80, 6: BUF 3 0:33 M. Lynch 9 yd run (R. Lindell kick) 9-78, 5: BUF 4 3:17 R. Lindell 44 yd FG 7-43, 2: SD BUF First Downs Rushes-Yards Net Passing Yards Total Net Yards Passing (A-C-I) Sacked by Opp Punts-Average Fumbles-Lost Penalties Time of Poss. 24:31 35:39 Weather: 51 F (10.6 C) Sunny Humidity: 46%, Wind: ESE 4 mph RUSHING CHARGERS: L. Tomlinson 14-41, V. Jackson 1-31, D. Sproles 1-1, P. Rivers 1-(-1) BILLS: M. Lynch TD, F. Jackson 9-33, T. Edwards 4-6 PASSING CHARGERS: P. Rivers 22-29, 208 yards, 2 TD INT BILLS: T. Edwards 25-30, 261 yards, TD RECEIVING CHARGERS: L. Tomlinson 6-26, M. Floyd 4-65 TD, A. Gates 4-55, V. Jackson 4-42 TD, L. Naanee 2-7, B. Manumaleuna 1-8, D. Sproles 1-5 BILLS: L. Evans 8-89 TD, R. Royal 4-53, M. Lynch 4-22, J. Reed 3-32, F. Jackson 3-28, R. Parrish 2-19, D. Schouman 1-18

76 GP/GS V V SD Matt Baker 0/0 IR IR IR IR IR IR Darian Barnes 3/2 P FB FB IL - - Demetrius Bell 0/0 IL IL IL IL IL IL Alvin Bowen 0/0 IR IR IR IR IR IR Copeland Bryan 6/0 P P P P P P Marcus Buggs 0/0 PS PS PS PS PS PS Brad Butler 6/6 RG RG RG RG RG RG Kirk Chambers 6/1 RT P P P P P Reggie Corner 2/0 IL IL IL IL P P Jon Corto 6/0 P P P P P P Angelo Crowell 0/0 IR IR IR IR IR IR Chris Denman 0/0 - PS PS PS PS PS Ryan Denney 6/1 P P P P P RE John DiGiorgio 6/0 P P P P P P Derrick Dockery 6/6 LG LG LG LG LG LG Trent Edwards 6/6 QB QB QB QB QB QB Chris Ellis 0/0 IL IL IL IL IL DNP Keith Ellison 6/5 P WLB WLB WLB WLB WLB Lee Evans 6/6 WR WR WR WR WR WR Derek Fine 0/0 IL IL IL IL IL IL Melvin Fowler 5/5 C C C C C IL Jabari Greer 6/6 RCB RCB RCB RCB RCB RCB Bruce Hall 0/0 PS PS PS PS PS PS Gibran Hamdan 0/0 IL IL IL IL IL IL James Hardy 6/1 P P P P WR P Felton Huggins 0/0 PS PS PS PS PS PS Fred Jackson 6/0 P P P P P P Justin Jenkins 6/0 P P P P P P Spencer Johnson 6/0 P P P P P P Steve Johnson 1/0 IL IL IL DNP P IL Chris Kelsay 6/6 LE LE LE LE LE LE Rian Lindell 6/0 P P P P P P JP Losman 1/0 DNP DNP DNP DNP P DNP Marshawn Lynch 6/6 RB RB RB RB RB RB Corey Mace 0/0 PS PS PS PS PS PS John McCargo 5/0 IL P P P P P Terrence McGee 4/4 LCB LCB LCB LCB IL IL Corey McIntyre 1/ IL P Leodis McKelvin 6/0 P P P P P P Kawika Mitchell 6/6 LB SLB SLB SLB SLB SLB Brian Moorman 6/0 P P P P P P Matt Murphy 0/0 IL Ryan Neill 6/0 P P P P P P Xaiver Omon 0/0 DNP IL IL IL IL IL Roscoe Parrish 4/0 P P P IL IL P Jason Peters 5/5 R LT LT LT LT LT Paul Posluszny 6/6 LB MLB MLB MLB MLB MLB Duke Preston 5/1 DNP P P P P C Josh Reed 6/6 WR WR WR WR WR WR Brandon Rodd 0/0 PS PS PS PS PS PS Robert Royal 6/4 TE P P TE TE TE Aaron Schobel 5/5 RE RE RE RE RE IL Derek Schouman 6/5 TE TE TE FB P TE Bryan Scott 6/0 P P P P P P Ko Simpson 6/6 FS FS FS FS FS FS Marcus Stroud 6/6 LDT LDT LDT LDT LDT LDT Jonathan Stupar 0/0 PS PS PS PS PS PS Langston Walker 6/6 LT RT RT RT RT RT John Wendling 6/0 P P P P P P Donte Whitner 6/6 SS SS SS SS SS SS Jason Whittle 4/0 P IL IL P P P Kyle Williams 6/6 RDT RDT RDT RDT RDT RDT George Wilson 6/1 P P P P P DB Ashton Youboty 5/2 DB P P P LCB DNP 2008 PLAYER PARTICIPATION LEGEND: P - Played DNP - Did Not Play IR - Injured Reserve DNR Did Not Report PS - Practice Squad IL - Inactive List R - Reserve

77 BUFFALO BILLS / WEEK 7 / THROUGH MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2008 WON 5, LOST 1 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 09/07 W Seattle 71,194 Lynch /14 W at Jacksonville 65,167 Jackson t 1 09/21 W Oakland 71,297 Evans /28 W at St. Louis 61,017 Edwards /05 L at Arizona 63,830 Losman t 1 10/19 W San Diego 71,602 TEAM t 7 10/26 at Miami OPPONENTS t 7 11/02 New York Jets * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 11/09 at New England Evans t 3 11/17 Cleveland Reed /23 at Kansas City Lynch /30 San Francisco Royal t 1 12/07 Miami Jackson /14 at New York Jets Parrish /21 at Denver Hardy /28 New England Schouman Buff. Opp. Barnes TOTAL FIRST DOWNS Denney t 1 Rushing St. Johnson Passing TEAM t 7 Penalty 3 4 OPPONENTS t 6 3rd Down: Made/Att 29/74 26/78 * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD 3rd Down Pct McGee th Down: Made/Att 2/3 4/9 Greer t 1 4th Down Pct Mitchell POSSESSION AVG. 31:17 28:43 TEAM t 1 TOTAL NET YARDS OPPONENTS Avg. Per Game * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B Total Plays Moorman Avg. Per Play TEAM NET YARDS RUSHING OPPONENTS Avg. Per Game * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD Total Rushes Parrish t 1 NET YARDS PASSING Jackson Avg. Per Game McKelvin Sacked/Yards Lost 16/114 12/90 TEAM t 1 Gross Yards OPPONENTS Att./Completions 174/ /115 * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD Completion Pct McKelvin Had Intercepted 3 4 McGee PUNTS/AVERAGE 27/ /46.5 Jackson NET PUNTING AVG. 27/ /36.0 TEAM PENALTIES/YARDS 25/185 27/190 OPPONENTS FUMBLES/BALL LOST 8/6 8/5 * FIELD GOALS TOUCHDOWNS Lindell 0/ 0 2/ 2 5/ 5 5/ 6 0/2 Rushing 7 7 TEAM 0/ 0 2/ 2 5/ 5 5/ 6 0/2 Passing 7 6 OPPONENTS 0/ 0 2/ 2 4/ 4 2/ 2 1/2 Returns 2 0 Lindell: (35G,38G,52B)(21G,45G)(46N,38G)(45G, * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS 35G,45G)(48G)(38G,52N,27G,44G) TEAM OPPONENTS: (45G)(28G,50G,39G)(23G,35G,32G) OPPONENTS (51N)(47G,38G)() * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS Lindell /15 12/ Lynch Evans Parrish Denney Greer Hardy Jackson Losman Royal TEAM /15 12/ OPPONENTS /13 9/ Pt. Conversions: Evans, TEAM 1-1, OPPONENTS 0-0 SACKS: Mitchell 2, Stroud 2, Denney 1, Sp. Johnson 1, Kelsay 1, Schobel 1, Whitner 1, Williams 1, Youboty 1, (group) 1, TEAM 12, OPPONENTS 16 FUM/LOST: Edwards 2/2, Losman 2/2, Barnes 1/0, Evans 1/1, McKelvin 1/0, Royal 1/1 * PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Edwards / Losman t 5/ Moorman t 0/ TEAM t 16/ OPPONENTS t 12/

78 MIAMI DOLPHINS / WEEK 7 / THROUGH MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2008 WON 2, LOST 4 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 09/07 L New York Jets 65,859 Brown t 7 09/14 L at Arizona 63,445 Williams /21 W at New England 68,756 Pennington /05 W San Diego 65,063 Bess /12 L at Houston 70,023 Cobbs /19 L Baltimore 64,972 Ginn /26 Buffalo TEAM t 8 11/02 at Denver OPPONENTS /09 Seattle * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 11/16 Oakland Camarillo /23 New England Ginn /30 at St. Louis Fasano /07 at Buffalo Martin /14 San Francisco Brown /21 at Kansas City Cobbs t 2 12/28 at New York Jets Bess Miami Opp. Williams TOTAL FIRST DOWNS Hagan Rushing Wilford Passing Cramer Penalty 6 12 Satele rd Down: Made/Att 24/71 31/81 TEAM t 7 3rd Down Pct OPPONENTS t 9 4th Down: Made/Att 4/6 6/8 * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD 4th Down Pct Ayodele POSSESSION AVG. 30:23 29:37 Starks TOTAL NET YARDS Goodman Avg. Per Game TEAM Total Plays OPPONENTS t 1 Avg. Per Play * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B NET YARDS RUSHING Fields Avg. Per Game TEAM Total Rushes OPPONENTS NET YARDS PASSING * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD Avg. Per Game Bess Sacked/Yards Lost 11/60 16/84 Ginn Gross Yards TEAM Att./Completions 185/ /109 OPPONENTS t 1 Completion Pct * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD Had Intercepted 3 3 Bess PUNTS/AVERAGE 30/ /48.8 Ginn NET PUNTING AVG. 30/ /42.9 Cobbs PENALTIES/YARDS 26/199 29/213 Fasano FUMBLES/BALL LOST 8/1 10/5 Jones TOUCHDOWNS Ndukwe Rushing 8 4 Ryan TM Passing 7 9 TEAM Returns 0 2 OPPONENTS * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS * FIELD GOALS TEAM Carpenter 0/ 0 2/ 2 2/ 2 1/ 2 0/0 OPPONENTS TEAM 0/ 0 2/ 2 2/ 2 1/ 2 0/0 * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS OPPONENTS 0/ 0 2/ 2 3/ 4 4/ 4 0/0 Brown Carpenter: ()(32G)(39G)(47G,42N)()(21G,26G) Carpenter /15 5/ OPPONENTS: (32N)(45G)(37G,44G)(34G)(27G,33G, Cobbs G)(47G,28G) Fasano Bess Camarillo Martin Williams TEAM /15 5/ OPPONENTS /13 9/ Pt. Conversions: TEAM 0-0, OPPONENTS 0-2 SACKS: Porter 8.5, Roth 2.5, Langford 2, Holliday 1, Merling 1, Starks 1, TEAM 16, OPPONENTS 11 FUM/LOST: Ginn 3/0, Williams 3/0, Bess 1/1, Pennington 1/0 * PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating Pennington t 10/ Henne / Brown t 0/ Williams / TEAM t 11/ OPPONENTS t 16/

79 WEEK 7 / THROUGH MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2008 OFFENSE Buff. GAMES (Won-Lost) 5-1 FIRST DOWNS 105 Rushing 35 Passing 67 Penalty 3 YDS GAINED (tot) 1935 Avg per Game RUSHING (net) 601 Avg per Game Rushes 165 Yards per Rush 3.6 PASSING (net) 1334 Avg per Game Passes Att. 174 Completed 122 Pct Completed 70.1 Yards Gained 1448 Sacked 16 Yards Lost 114 Had intercepted 3 Yards Opp Ret 20 Opp TDs on Int 0 PUNTS 27 Avg Yards 46.9 PUNT RETURNS 19 Avg Return 14.9 Returned for TD 1 KICKOFF RETURNS 24 Avg Return 23.2 Returned for TD 0 PENALTIES 25 Yards Penalized 185 FUMBLES BY 8 Fumbles Lost 6 Opp Fumbles 8 Opp Fum Lost 5 POSS. TIME (avg) 31:17 TOUCHDOWNS 16 Rushing 7 Passing 7 Returns 2 EXTRA-PT KICKS 15/15 2-PT CONVERSIONS 1/1 FIELD GOALS/FGA 12/15 POINTS SCORED 149

80 DEFENSE Buff. POINTS ALLOWED 118 OPP FIRST DOWNS 104 Rushing 41 Passing 59 Penalty 4 OPP YARDS GAINED 1758 Avg per Game OPP RUSHING(net) 643 Avg per Game Rushes 158 Yards per Rush 4.1 OPP PASSING(net) 1115 Avg per Game Passes Att. 192 Completed 115 Pct Completed 59.9 Sacked 12 Yards Lost 90 INTERCEPTED BY 4 Yards Returned 65 Returned for TD 1 OPP PUNT RETURNS 12 Avg return 11.4 OPP KICKOFF RET 26 Avg return 22.9 OPP TOUCHDOWNS 13 Rushing 7 Passing 6 Returns 0

81 WEEK 7 / THROUGH MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2008 TEAM RANKINGS American Football Conference Offense Defense Total Rush Pass Total Rush Pass Buff National Football League Offense Defense Total Rush Pass Total Rush Pass Buff AFC / TEAM/OFFENSE RANK Tm (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O) (P) (Q) BUF t t 10t AFC / OPPONENT/DEFENSE RANK Tm (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O) (P) (Q) (R) (S) BUF t t 3 5 (A) Total Yards per Game (B) Yards per Play (C) Rushing Yards per Game (D) Rushing Yards per Attempt (E) Passing Net Yards per Game (F) Passing Net Yards per Play (G) Passing, Percent Had Intercepted (H) Sacks per Pass Play (I) First Downs per Game (J) Third Down Efficiency (K) Fourth Down Efficiency (L) Punt Return Average (M) Kickoff Return Average (N) Gross Punting Average (O) Net Punting Average (P) Points per Game (Q) Field Goal Percentage Combined Offense/Defense Rank (R) Points per Game Differential (S) Net Yards per Game Differential NFL / TEAM/OFFENSE RANK Tm (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O) (P) (Q) BUF t t 20t Team/Offense Rank (A) Total Yards per Game (B) Yards per Play (C) Rushing Yards per Game (D) Rushing Yards per Attempt (E) Passing Net Yards per Game (F) Passing Net Yards per Play (G) Passing, Percent Had Intercepted (H) Sacks per Pass Play (I) First Downs per Game (J) Third Down Efficiency (K) Fourth Down Efficiency (L) Punt Return Average (M) Kickoff Return Average (N) Gross Punting Average (O) Net Punting Average (P) Points per Game (Q) Field Goal Percentage

82 NFL / OPPONENT/DEFENSE RANK Tm (A) (B) (C) (D) (E) (F) (G) (H) (I) (J) (K) (L) (M) (N) (O) (P) (Q) (R) (S) BUF t 12 3t t 9 14 Opponent/Defense Rank (A) Total Yards per Game (B) Yards per Play (C) Rushing Yards per Game (D) Rushing Yards per Attempt (E) Passing Net Yards per Game (F) Passing Net Yards per Play (G) Passing, Percent Had Intercepted (H) Sacks per Pass Play (I) First Downs per Game (J) Third Down Efficiency (K) Fourth Down Efficiency (L) Punt Return Average (M) Kickoff Return Average (N) Gross Punting Average (O) Net Punting Average (P) Points per Game (Q) Field Goal Percentage Combined Offense/Defense Rank (R) Points per Game Differential (S) Net Yards per Game Differential

83 WEEK 7 / THROUGH MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2008 AFC / TOTAL OFFENSE Rank Team Total Rushing Passing Total Rushing Passing 5) Buffalo AFC / TOTAL DEFENSE Rank Team Total Rushing Passing Total Rushing Passing 4) Buffalo NFL / TOTAL OFFENSE Rank Team Total Rushing Passing Total Rushing Passing 17) Buffalo NFL / TOTAL DEFENSE Rank Team Total Rushing Passing Total Rushing Passing 10) Buffalo AFC / TAKE-AWAYS, GIVE-AWAYS TAKE-AWAYS GIVE-AWAYS Net Rank Team Int Fum Total Int Fum Total Diff 11) Buffalo = 0 NFL / TAKE-AWAYS, GIVE-AWAYS TAKE-AWAYS GIVE-AWAYS Net Rank Team Int Fum Total Int Fum Total Diff 19t) Buffalo = 0 AFC / TEAM/OFFENSE INSIDE THE 20 Rank Team Poss Pts TD TD% FG Score Score% 9) Buffalo AFC / OPPONENTS/DEFENSE INSIDE THE 20 Rank Team Poss Pts TD TD% FG Score Score% 7) Buffalo NFL / TEAM/OFFENSE INSIDE THE 20 Rank Team Poss Pts TD TD% FG Score Score% 15) Buffalo NFL / OPPONENTS/DEFENSE INSIDE THE 20 Rank Team Poss Pts TD TD% FG Score Score% 16) Buffalo AFC / OFFENSE/TEAMS: FIRST DOWNS, THIRD DOWNS, FOURTH DOWNS FIRST DOWNS THIRD DOWNS FOURTH DOWNS Rank Team Total Rush Pass Pen Made Att Pct Made Att Pct 10) Buffalo AFC / DEFENSE/OPPONENTS: FIRST DOWNS, THIRD DOWNS, FOURTH DOWNS FIRST DOWNS THIRD DOWNS FOURTH DOWNS Rank Team Total Rush Pass Pen Made Att Pct Made Att Pct 5) Buffalo NFL / OFFENSE/TEAMS: FIRST DOWNS, THIRD DOWNS, FOURTH DOWNS FIRST DOWNS THIRD DOWNS FOURTH DOWNS Rank Team Total Rush Pass Pen Made Att Pct Made Att Pct 21) Buffalo

84 NFL / DEFENSE/OPPONENTS: FIRST DOWNS, THIRD DOWNS, FOURTH DOWNS FIRST DOWNS THIRD DOWNS FOURTH DOWNS Rank Team Total Rush Pass Pen Made Att Pct Made Att Pct 12) Buffalo AFC / FIRST-DOWN PLAYS BY TEAMS Rank Team Yds/Play Plays Yards 3) Buffalo AFC / FIRST-DOWN PLAYS BY OPPONENTS Rank Team Yds/Play Plays Yards 7) Buffalo NFL / FIRST-DOWN PLAYS BY TEAMS Rank Team Yds/Play Plays Yards 7) Buffalo NFL / FIRST-DOWN PLAYS BY OPPONENTS Rank Team Yds/Play Plays Yards 15) Buffalo AFC / KICKOFFS (Receiving Team) Rank Team TotKO AdjKO TB TB% EZ EZ% OB I20 Avg.Start 10) Buffalo AFC / KICKOFFS (Kicking Team) Rank Team TotKO AdjKO TB TB% EZ EZ% OB I20 Avg.Start 8) Buffalo NFL / KICKOFFS (Receiving Team) Rank Team TotKO AdjKO TB TB% EZ EZ% OB I20 Avg.Start 17) Buffalo NFL / KICKOFFS (Kicking Team) Rank Team TotKO AdjKO TB TB% EZ EZ% OB I20 Avg.Start 15) Buffalo AFC / SINGLE-GAME HIGHS / PLAYERS Longest Pass-- 87, Losman, Buff. at Ariz., 10/5, (to Evans, Lee, td) Punt Return Yards-- 120, Parrish, Buff. vs. Sea., 9/7, (6-120, 0 fc, 1 td) Punt Returns-- 6, Parrish, Buff. vs. Sea., 9/7, (6-120, 0 fc, 1 td) Punts-- 9, Moorman, Buff. vs. Sea., 9/7, (9-419, 46.6) 100-Yard Receiving Games 102, Evans, BUF vs. SEA 09/07 (4 rec., 0 TD) 100, Evans, BUF at ARI 10/05 (2 rec., 1 TD) AFC / LEADING PASSERS Pct Avg Pct Pct Rating Player, Team Att Comp Comp Yds Gain TD TD Long Int Int Points Edwards, Buf AFC / LEADING PASSERS, RANKS Pct Avg Pct Pct Rating Player, Team Att Comp Comp Yds Gain TD TD Long Int Int Points Edwards, Buf. 12t t 9 1t 2 2 NFL / LEADING PASSERS Pct Avg Pct Pct Rating Player, Team Att Comp Comp Yds Gain TD TD Long Int Int Points Edwards, Buf

85 NFL / LEADING PASSERS, RANKS Pct Avg Pct Pct Rating Player, Team Att Comp Comp Yds Gain TD TD Long Int Int Points Edwards, Buf. 24t t 21 2t 3 4 AFC / FOURTH-QUARTER PASSING LEADERS Rank Player, Team Att Comp Comp% Yards YPA TD TD% Int Int% Rating 1) Edwards, Buf NFL / FOURTH-QUARTER PASSING LEADERS Rank Player, Team Att Comp Comp% Yards YPA TD TD% Int Int% Rating 2) Edwards, Buf AFC / THIRD-DOWN PASSING LEADERS Rank Player, Team Att Comp Comp% Yards YPA TD TD% Int Int% Rating 5) Edwards, Buf NFL / THIRD-DOWN PASSING LEADERS Rank Player, Team Att Comp Comp% Yards YPA TD TD% Int Int% Rating 11) Edwards, Buf AFC / LEADING RUSHERS Rank Player, Team Att Yards Avg Long TD 7) Lynch, Buf ) Jackson, Buf t 1 NFL / LEADING RUSHERS Rank Player, Team Att Yards Avg Long TD 20) Lynch, Buf AFC / THIRD-AND-ONE RUSHING LEADERS Rank Player, Team Att FD Pct 15t) Lynch, Buf NFL / THIRD-AND-ONE RUSHING LEADERS Rank Player, Team Att FD Pct 27t) Lynch, Buf AFC / LEADERS IN RECEPTIONS Rank Player, Team Rec Yards Avg Long TD 20t) Evans, Buf t 3 20t) Reed, Buf t) Lynch, Buf. (RB) t) Royal, Buf. (TE) t 1 40t) Jackson, Buf. (RB) NFL / LEADERS IN RECEPTIONS Rank Player, Team Rec Yards Avg Long TD 46t) Evans, Buf t 3 46t) Reed, Buf AFC / RECEIVING YARDAGE LEADERS Rank Player, Team Yards Rec Avg Long TD 3) Evans, Buf t 3 25) Reed, Buf ) Royal, Buf. (TE) t 1 47) Jackson, Buf. (RB) NFL / RECEIVING YARDAGE LEADERS Rank Player, Team Yards Rec Avg Long TD 8) Evans, Buf t 3

86 AFC / THIRD-DOWN RECEIVING LEADERS Rank Player, Team Rec Yards Avg Long TD 12t) Evans, Buf t 1 21t) Reed, Buf t) Jackson, Buf. (RB) t) Lynch, Buf. (RB) t) Parrish, Buf NFL / THIRD-DOWN RECEIVING LEADERS Rank Player, Team Rec Yards Avg Long TD 23t) Evans, Buf t 1 47t) Reed, Buf AFC / LEADING SCORERS, NONKICKERS Rank Player, Team TD Rush Rec Ret X2 Pts 3t) Lynch, Buf. (RB) t) Evans, Buf. (WR) t) Parrish, Buf. (WR) NFL / LEADING SCORERS, NONKICKERS Rank Player, Team TD Rush Rec Ret X2 Pts 11t) Lynch, Buf. (RB) t) Evans, Buf. (WR) t) James, Ariz (RB) AFC / LEADING SCORERS, KICKERS Rank Player, Team PAT FG Pct Long Pts 4) Lindell, Buf. 15/15 12/ NFL / LEADING SCORERS, KICKERS Rank Player, Team PAT FG Pct Long Pts 13) Lindell, Buf. 15/15 12/ AFC / TOUCHBACKS ON KICKOFFS Rank Player, Team TB 12t) Lindell, Buf. 4 NFL / TOUCHBACKS ON KICKOFFS Rank Player, Team TB 19t) Lindell, Buf. 4 AFC / MOST YARDS FROM SCRIMMAGE Total Rushing Receiving Rank Player, Team Yards Att+Rec Avg Yards Att Avg Yards Rec Avg 5) Evans, Buf. (WR) ) Lynch, Buf. (RB) ) Jackson, Buf. (RB) ) Reed, Buf. (WR) NFL / MOST YARDS FROM SCRIMMAGE Total Rushing Receiving Rank Player, Team Yards Att+Rec Avg Yards Att Avg Yards Rec Avg 19) Evans, Buf. (WR) t) Lynch, Buf. (RB) AFC / LEADERS IN FIRST DOWNS Rank Player, Team Rush Rec Tot 10t) Lynch, Buf. (RB) ) Evans, Buf. (WR) t) Jackson, Buf. (RB) t) Reed, Buf. (WR)

87 NFL / LEADERS IN FIRST DOWNS Rank Player, Team Rush Rec Tot 22t) Lynch, Buf. (RB) t) Evans, Buf. (WR) AFC / LEADING PUNTERS Opp Ret In Net Rank Player, Team No Yards Lg Avg TB Blk Dwn OB Ret Yds 20 Avg 6) Moorman, Buf NFL / LEADING PUNTERS Opp Ret In Net Rank Player, Team No Yards Lg Avg TB Blk Dwn OB Ret Yds 20 Avg 9) Moorman, Buf AFC / LEADING PUNTERS, NET AVERAGE Opp Ret In Net Rank Player, Team No Yards Lg Avg TB Blk Dwn OB Ret Yds 20 Avg 6) Moorman, Buf NFL / LEADING PUNTERS, NET AVERAGE Opp Ret In Net Rank Player, Team No Yards Lg Avg TB Blk Dwn OB Ret Yds 20 Avg 10) Moorman, Buf AFC / PUNT RETURN LEADERS Rank Player, Team Ret FC Yards Avg Long TD 1) Parrish, Buf t 1 NFL / PUNT RETURN LEADERS Rank Player, Team Ret FC Yards Avg Long TD 2) Parrish, Buf t 1 AFC / KICKOFF RETURN LEADERS Rank Player, Team Ret Yards Avg Long TD 9) *McKelvin, Buf NFL / KICKOFF RETURN LEADERS Rank Player, Team Ret Yards Avg Long TD 14) *McKelvin, Buf AFC / LEADERS IN INTERCEPTIONS Rank Player, Team Int Yards Avg Long TD 9t) McGee, Buf t) Greer, Buf t 1 17t) Mitchell, Buf NFL / LEADERS IN INTERCEPTIONS Rank Player, Team Int Yards Avg Long TD 17t) McGee, Buf t) Greer, Buf t 1 32t) Mitchell, Buf AFC / LEADERS IN SACKS Rank Player, Team Sacks 28t) Mitchell, Buf. (LB) t) Stroud, Buf. (DT) 2.0 AFC / OFFENSIVE FUMBLE RECOVERIES Rank Player, Team Ret Yards Avg Long TD 10t) Preston, Buf

88 AFC / DEFENSIVE FUMBLE RECOVERIES Rank Player, Team Ret Yards Avg Long TD 7t) Bryan, Buf t) Lindell, Buf t) *McKelvin, Buf t) Posluszny, Buf t) Stroud, Buf NFL / DEFENSIVE FUMBLE RECOVERIES Rank Player, Team Ret Yards Avg Long TD 11t) Bryan, Buf t) Lindell, Buf t) *McKelvin, Buf t) Posluszny, Buf t) Stroud, Buf

89 WEEK 7 / THROUGH MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2008 Team/Offense Rank (Within League) BAL BUF CIN CLE DEN HOU IND JAX KC MIA NE NYJ OAK PIT SD TEN ARI ATL CAR CHI DAL DET GB MIN NO NYG PHI STL SF SEA TB WAS TYds/G TYds/P RYds/G RshAvg PsYd/G PasAvg %HdInt Sac/PP t t t t D/Gm t 18t t 1 6t 32 23t t t t D Eff t 9t 9t 24t 15t 15t t 9t 4t t 15t 22t 4D Eff 6t 27t 26 22t 9t 27t 20t 6t 30t 15t 32 20t 15t 4t 27t PR Avg KR Avg GPntAv NPntAv t t t t Pts/Gm t t 29 20t t 1t 30 10t t 28 25t 1t 20t 1t FG% 20t 6 1t t t t Opponent/Defense Rank (Within League) BAL BUF CIN CLE DEN HOU IND JAX KC MIA NE NYJ OAK PIT SD TEN ARI ATL CAR CHI DAL DET GB MIN NO NYG PHI STL SF SEA TB WAS t t TYds/G t t TYds/P RYds/G RshAvg PsYd/G PasAvg t t %HdInt t t 8 Sac/PP t 2t t 25t t 25t 29 9t D/Gm t t D Eff 19t t t 11 5t 17t 24t 30t 19t 5t 19t 26 1t 29 30t 17t 15t 15t 4D Eff t 4 12t 27 19t 12t 12t 19t 30t 24t 5t 9 19t PR Avg t KR Avg t GPntAv t t t t NPntAv t 9t Pts/Gm t 20t t 26t 20t t 8 1 FG% t 13t t t 29t 23t 15t 13t 15t 15t

90 LAST WEEK Flip Card and Gamebook REGULAR SEASON GAME #6 Buffalo Bills vs. San Diego Chargers Sunday, October 19, 2008