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Bills hope to have plugged holes in defense
PITTSFORD, N.Y. — Linebacker Andra Davis was right there in the middle of it last season and still has a tough time comprehending how bad the Buffalo Bills were defending against the run.
Davis isn't prepared to provide refunds, though he's intent on instituting payback in another form. From the first day of training camp, the nine-year veteran and defensive play-caller has been on a one-man campaign emphasizing how stopping the run must be the defense's top priority this season.
He says it's embarrassing how the Bills allowed 200 yards rushing eight times last season. It was so bad that he jokes he doesn't like telling people what team he plays for in fear of being accused of stealing money.
—Copyright 2011 Associated Press
Davis isn't prepared to provide refunds, though he's intent on instituting payback in another form. From the first day of training camp, the nine-year veteran and defensive play-caller has been on a one-man campaign emphasizing how stopping the run must be the defense's top priority this season.
He says it's embarrassing how the Bills allowed 200 yards rushing eight times last season. It was so bad that he jokes he doesn't like telling people what team he plays for in fear of being accused of stealing money.
—Copyright 2011 Associated Press
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