It was moments before the third quarter of last Sunday’s game against the Rams. Through the first two quarters Trent Edwards had been aggressively blitzed, was sacked four times, had thrown an interception and managed a passer rating of just 43.5. But before taking the field for the third quarter third quarterback Gibran Hamdan offered some words.

Top 3 Individual Matchups 1. Jabari Greer vs. Larry Fitzgerald: Fitzgerald has a clear height advantage, but Greer has faced big receivers before and been successful. Case in point Greer faced Terrell Owens last season in Week 5 and held him to two catches for 25 yards. As an added bonus, if Boldin doesn’t play Buffalo can roll safety help over the top of Greer if they deem it necessary.

The 41-17 result Sunday at Arizona certainly wasn’t anything the Bills wanted to take with them into their bye week, or any other week for that matter. But the team is looking at the big picture with respect to the first five weeks of their season, and will try to improve their performance as they use the bye to prepare for the meat of their 2008 schedule.

It’s a role no NFL quarterback wants to have, but J.P. Losman knows it’s his job this year. The backup role is never easy as you’re often thrust into a game cold, which was the case for Losman last Sunday.

The Juice is going away for a long time , and that’s bad news for him. But guess what, Juice?

The Bills played, the fans roared and there wasn’t an empty seat in the house. And it wasn’t even a Sunday game.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Trent Edwards was described as alert but still experiencing post-concussion symptoms Monday, leaving his status uncertain as the team enters its bye week. Coach Dick Jauron sidestepped questions regarding the quarterback’s health, except to say that Edwards showed up at the Bills’ headquarters a day after being slammed to the ground on the third play from scrimmage during…

Al Monaco, Bishop Timon St. Jude High School head football coach, has been named the Buffalo Bills High School Football Coach of the Week after the fourth weekend of the 2008 high school football season. The Bishop Timon St. Jude Tigers are off to an undefeated, 4-0 start after ending Cardinal O’Hara’s 24-game win streak against Monsignor Martin Association opponents. Connor Kobis (19 of 25, 197 yards) threw for three touchdowns in the second half while fellow senior Fran Marinaro had nine catches for 97 yards and two scores as the Tigers clawed the Hawks, 24-7, Saturday September 27th in a non-league game. Jon Jackson, a senior, was a two-way standout, catching a touchdown from Kobis and returning an interception 45 yards for Timon’s first score.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Trent Edwards went down with a concussion on the third play of the game against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. Safety Adrian Wilson blitzed untouched and leveled the second-year quarterback, slamming him to the ground. Edwards, who had directed Buffalo to a 4-0 record, lay on the ground for several minutes before being helped to the sideline.