Buffalo Bills

This week, instead of taking a look at 10 story lines regarding the games that were played over the weekend,...

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Bills owner Ralph Wilson has spoken. Continuity wins out over an overhaul.

That means he will honor the three-year contract extension he secretly—and, some would argue, prematurely—awarded head coach Dick Jauron back in October when the team shot out to a 5-1 start. The Bills stumbled and lost eight of their last 10 games.

After a meeting with Jauron at his suburban Detroit home last Tuesday and after consulting with chief operating officer Russ Brandon and lead personnel man Tom Modrak, Wilson announced his decision on Jauron in a three-paragraph statement.

It brought to an abrupt end speculation that the 90-year-old Wilson would eat Jauron's contract and dismiss Jauron, whose popularity among the fan base has plummeted after three consecutive 7-9...

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So, how was everyone's New Year's Eve? Good, I trust? Party hats, legal beverages, a little smoochie-woochie at...

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Cris Collinsworth broached the idea on Saturday that former Arizona Cardinals safety Pat Tillman belongs in the...

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The Cardinals and Chargers proved that regular-season marks and what we think we know can be irrelevant.

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Buffalo Bills safety Ko Simpson was arrested outside a bar in his hometown of Rock Hill after he refused to leave officers alone as they arrested another man, according to a police report. Simpson was in a car that was speeding through the parking lot of the Celebrations bar around 2 a.m. New Year's Day.

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ROCK HILL, South Carolina (Ticker) -- Buffalo Bills safety Ko Simpson was arrested early Thursday morning on a charge of hindering a police investigation.

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Bills owner Ralph Wilson has spoken. Continuity wins out over an overhaul.

That means he will honor the three-year contract extension he secretly—and, some would argue, prematurely—awarded head coach Dick Jauron back in October when the team shot out to a 5-1 start. The Bills stumbled and lost eight of their last 10 games.

After a meeting with Jauron at his suburban Detroit home on Tuesday and after consulting with chief operating officer Russ Brandon and lead personnel man Tom Modrak, Wilson announced his decision on Jauron in a three-paragraph statement.

It brought to an abrupt end speculation that the 90-year-old Wilson would eat Jauron's contract and dismiss Jauron, whose popularity among the fan base has plummeted after three consecutive 7-9...

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NFL teams searching for coaches saw a big name stunningly burst onto their radar screens. The Denver Broncos fired Mike Shanahan, the league's second-longest tenured coach, on Tuesday after 14 seasons that included Super Bowl titles in 1998 and '99. But the Broncos blew a three-game lead in their division with three games to go this season to miss the playoffs.

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Bills coach Dick Jauron will return next season after team owner Ralph Wilson decided a shake up wasn't necessary despite a third consecutive 7-9 finish that left unhappy fans demanding change. While acknowledging the fans' dissatisfaction, Wilson said the "team played hard all year long and there are many positives to build on." The Bills owner announced he had decided to retain Jauron and the...

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