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12-28-2004, 06:25 PM
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Former Bills #1 overall pick Tom Cousineau stayed close to home
When he came out of Ohio State, Buffalo used the No. 1 overall pick in the 1979 draft to take him. It seemed like a good fit. The Bills were struggling and needed an infusion of talent. And playing in Buffalo, just three hours up I-90 from Cleveland, meant Cousineau would be close to home.
“I was incredibly flattered to have been drafted by the Bills and I looked forward to playing with them,” the now 47-year-old Cousineau said. “Chuck Knox, the coach there at that time, was a great coach. He was what they call a players’ coach. I just looked upon it as a great opportunity.”
But that feeling lasted for only a few fleeting hours – if that. .....
MORE... (http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news_room/news/arts/3789.0.html)
Former Bills #1 overall pick Tom Cousineau stayed close to home
When he came out of Ohio State, Buffalo used the No. 1 overall pick in the 1979 draft to take him. It seemed like a good fit. The Bills were struggling and needed an infusion of talent. And playing in Buffalo, just three hours up I-90 from Cleveland, meant Cousineau would be close to home.
“I was incredibly flattered to have been drafted by the Bills and I looked forward to playing with them,” the now 47-year-old Cousineau said. “Chuck Knox, the coach there at that time, was a great coach. He was what they call a players’ coach. I just looked upon it as a great opportunity.”
But that feeling lasted for only a few fleeting hours – if that. .....
MORE... (http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/news_room/news/arts/3789.0.html)