Levy returns as Bills general manager amid upheaval
Former Bills coach Mary Levy, 80, returns to the franchise as general manager and football operations director. Owner Ralph Wilson fires Tom Donahoe as Levy, to be listed as GM, reviews roster and cap plans, with Mike Mularkey remaining coach. Levy vows to balance tradition with today’s NFL, eyes free agents and April draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levy
Orchard Park
Mary Levy
Bufalo Bills
Hls
Ralph Wilson
Tom Donahoe
Bills
Donahoe
Cleveland
NFL
Wilson
Dante
Mary
Buffalo Bills
Golden Boys
Maanager
Mosty
Chicago
Mike Malerkey
Montreal Alouettes
Nate Clements
Eric Moulds
Mike Williams
Moulds
Piel
Alexander wins NFL MVP with record 28 touchdowns
Shaun Alexander claimed the NFL MVP after a record season with 28 rushing touchdowns and 1,883 yards for the Seahawks. He led Seattle to a 13-3 mark, topping Peyton Manning’s previous hold on the award with 14 votes from a nationwide panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle Seahawks
Shaun Alexander
Associated Press
New York
Marshall Faulk
Alexander
Seattle
Marsh Ant
NFL
Indianapolis
Peyton Manning
Valerie
Seahawks
Kirkland
Wash
Everline
Colts
Arzona
Priest Holmes
Philadelphia
Mack Strong
Alabama
Comeback Player of the Year Bruschi Returns to form
New England Patriots linebacker Tedy Bruschi, survivor of a 2008 stroke, earned the Associated Press Comeback Player of the Year after fighting back to play nine games and hope to start in the wild-card game against Jacksonville. He shared the honor with Steve Smith of Carolina from a 60-member writers panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norally
Hara
Bruschl
Ima
New England
Associated Press
Steve Smith
Carolina
Spars
NFL
Smith
Bruschi
Jackson Hills Jaguars
Foxborough
Buffalo Bills
Tika
Patriots
Gruschl
Miami
Carolina Panthers
New England Patriots
Tedy Bruschi
Skins
Rogers
Carlos Rogers
Washington
Springs
Walt Harris
Tely
Redskins
Ade Jimoh
Christian Morlan
Matt Bowen
Omar Stoulmire
Gregg Wiliams
Smith halves injury, rises to NFL Comeback Player of the Year
Steve Smith overcame a broken leg to become a leading NFL receiver with the Carolina Panthers. He finished the season with 1,569 yards 103 receptions and 21 touchdowns tying Tedy Bruschi for the AP Comeback Player of the Year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte, N.G
Steve Smith
Nass
Carolina
Green Bay Packers
Smith
Gayoling
Panthers
Muhsin Muhammad
Chicago Bears
NFL Lancer
Muhammad
Minnesota
Fred Smoot
Oney
Peppers Pro Bowl clash with Giants sparks quiet ire
NFL notes swirl around Julius Peppers dismissing Osi Umenyiora as he and Panthers prepare for a playoff tilt with New York. Umenyiora and Michael Strahan lead a 26 sack duo, while Carolina counters with Peppers and Rucker as the post season highlights rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Peppers
Osi Umenyiora
New York Giants
Carolina’s
Peppers
Panthers
Umenyiora
Mike Rucker
Charlotte
Giants
Michael Strahan
Rucker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Associated Press Awards
Howard Wiman
Arived and
Tey Bruschi
Denna Fryer
Wireraports
Williams
Minnesota Vikings
Moe Willams
Willams
Jon Friedberg
Hennepin County
Coun
Vikings
Daunte Culpepper
Bryant McKinnie
Lake Minnetonka
Pat McGowan
Lake West
Af Minneapollis
Vickers
Mexico City
Cardinals
Edwards
Jets
Chiefs
Herman Edwards
Chiats
Remalyeid
Dats
Woody Johnson
Arid
Yaparta
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!