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DE Schobel questions Bills’ lack of direction
By JOHN WAWROW, AP Sports Writer
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP)—Resigned to missing the playoffs for his ninth straight year in Buffalo, defensive end Aaron Schobel(notes) questioned the Bills lack of direction with seven games remaining in their season.
“It’s embarrassing,” the longest-tenured player on the Bills roster said Monday, a day after a 41-17 loss at Tennessee dropped Buffalo’s record to 3-6. “I mean, we’re technically, mathematically still in it, I guess, but it’s like what … are we doing here?”
Speaking within earshot of several Bills officials near the entrance of the locker room, Schobel expressed his frustration, but stopped short in explaining what he thinks the franchise’s problems are by saying: “That’s about all I can say without saying what I want to say.”
By JOHN WAWROW, AP Sports Writer
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP)—Resigned to missing the playoffs for his ninth straight year in Buffalo, defensive end Aaron Schobel(notes) questioned the Bills lack of direction with seven games remaining in their season.
“It’s embarrassing,” the longest-tenured player on the Bills roster said Monday, a day after a 41-17 loss at Tennessee dropped Buffalo’s record to 3-6. “I mean, we’re technically, mathematically still in it, I guess, but it’s like what … are we doing here?”
Speaking within earshot of several Bills officials near the entrance of the locker room, Schobel expressed his frustration, but stopped short in explaining what he thinks the franchise’s problems are by saying: “That’s about all I can say without saying what I want to say.”
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