The_Philster
08-01-2004, 07:12 AM
His predecessor, Gregg Williams, started tough, got soft, and then got fired. New Buffalo Bills coach Mike Mularkey vows not to make the same mistake.
While he's open to adjusting his master schedule depending on the work accomplished, Mularkey plans to keep the pedal to the metal during this, his first training camp, as well as in training camps to come.
Mularkey has seven two-a-day workouts planned, which is more than double what Williams had a year ago when the Bills started the year 2-0 only to stumble to a 6-10 finish....more (http://www.democratandchronicle.com/sports/bills/08012F53CEV_sports.shtml)
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While he's open to adjusting his master schedule depending on the work accomplished, Mularkey plans to keep the pedal to the metal during this, his first training camp, as well as in training camps to come.
Mularkey has seven two-a-day workouts planned, which is more than double what Williams had a year ago when the Bills started the year 2-0 only to stumble to a 6-10 finish....more (http://www.democratandchronicle.com/sports/bills/08012F53CEV_sports.shtml)
http://www.democratandchronicle.com/sports/bills/images/0801G2F53CF21_bills_1.jpg