The_Philster
03-17-2004, 05:08 AM
By Leo Roth, Democrat and Chronicle
Troy Vincent’s illustrious NFL career started in 1992 with the Buffalo Bills being, in his words, “my worst nemesis. The team that kept me out of the Super Bowl.”
Now, as fate would have it in a league now driven by free agency, the former Miami Dolphins star cornerback who lost two playoff games to Buffalo will end his career trying to help the Bills win a championship.
And make no mistake about it, Vincent, who played the past eight seasons for the Philadelphia Eagles where he played (and lost) in the last three NFC title games, believes he’s got a serious shot at capping his career with that ring that has eluded him....
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Troy Vincent’s illustrious NFL career started in 1992 with the Buffalo Bills being, in his words, “my worst nemesis. The team that kept me out of the Super Bowl.”
Now, as fate would have it in a league now driven by free agency, the former Miami Dolphins star cornerback who lost two playoff games to Buffalo will end his career trying to help the Bills win a championship.
And make no mistake about it, Vincent, who played the past eight seasons for the Philadelphia Eagles where he played (and lost) in the last three NFC title games, believes he’s got a serious shot at capping his career with that ring that has eluded him....
more (http://www.democratandchronicle.com/sports/bills/0317JA3KFPG_sports.shtml)