Johnny Bugmenot
08-11-2011, 08:32 AM
Caulcrick would love to stay in Bills country
by Sam Kilb, The Buffalo News
Jehuu Caulcrick has rushed for 6,559 yards on Western New York football fields. He would love to add even a few more to that total this year as a backup running back and fullback for the Buffalo Bills.
Caulcrick's rushing total for Clymer High School still stands as the Western New York scholastic record. He was named Buffalo News Player of the Year in 2002.
While he isn't new to the team — he appeared in two games late last season — he's excited about his first Bills training camp.
"Most of the time I was either in football season or at another football camp, so I never had the opportunity to come," Caulcrick said. "But it's great, to see all the fans come by and support the local guys like me, [wide receiver Naaman] Roosevelt, all those guys."
http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/bills-nfl/article518686.ece
by Sam Kilb, The Buffalo News
Jehuu Caulcrick has rushed for 6,559 yards on Western New York football fields. He would love to add even a few more to that total this year as a backup running back and fullback for the Buffalo Bills.
Caulcrick's rushing total for Clymer High School still stands as the Western New York scholastic record. He was named Buffalo News Player of the Year in 2002.
While he isn't new to the team — he appeared in two games late last season — he's excited about his first Bills training camp.
"Most of the time I was either in football season or at another football camp, so I never had the opportunity to come," Caulcrick said. "But it's great, to see all the fans come by and support the local guys like me, [wide receiver Naaman] Roosevelt, all those guys."
http://www.buffalonews.com/sports/bills-nfl/article518686.ece