Lofton Hall of Fame honor caps storied Bills career
James Lofton, 47, joins five others in the Pro Football Hall of Fame class in Canton. Drafted by Green Bay in 1978, he excelled with Packers, Raiders, Bills, and other stops, amassing 14,004 receiving yards and 764 catches. He played key roles in Buffalo’s high powered late 1980s offense and led a 1,000 yard season at 35.
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Browns Camp Update Highlights Davis Watch and Debut Hall Event
Browns coach Butch Davis hopes wide receiver Andre Davis returns for practice and possible Friday sabre against the Bills. Hall of Famer Joe DeLamielleure to attend practice and speak, followed by a Browns Foundation luncheon with former teammates. Rookie C J Jones7 Iowa shines, practice focus shifts to Buffalo scrimmage. Tickets for Saturday’s Bills game at Browns Stadium exceed 20 000 sold with 30 000 expected. kickoff 11 am gates 9 am.
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Rams add Kyle Turley to solidify offensive line in Macomb camp
MACOMB Illinois. Rams tackle Kyle Turley, known for his tattooed look and past helmet toss incident, has impressed in training camp. Turley competes with Leonard Little in pass protection and forms a feared duo with center Dave Wohlabaugh as Andy McCollum shifts to guard. Coach Mike Martz praises Turley as an all-Pro type addition. Warner notes potential for the line to be elite once Pace ends holdout. Turley serves Rams as player representative, following prior role with the Saints.
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Johnson: Browns receivers hands rank with Hall of Famers
Browns receiver Johnson is praised for one handed catches and reliability. Tim Couch notes his heat is tough to handle, while coaches and teammates call him clutch. Johnson explains his focus on catching in traffic and staying durable since joining the team.
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Ravens Sign Quarterback Boller in Five Year Deal
Baltimore Ravens reach five year agreement with Kyle Boller the 19th overall pick in 2002 set to join camp in California after missing days of practice. Coach Billick opens QB competition among Redman Wright and Boller while Champ Bailey negotiations progress with Washington and salary cap space cited.
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Doss Signs With Colts As Training Camp Opens
Indianapolis agrees a four year contract worth 2.5 million with safety Mike Doss, reporting to camp today. Terms of deal undisclosed. Colts also inked third round pick Donald Strickland for 1.34 million over three years. First round holdout Dallas Clark remains. Carolina tackle Melvin Tuten tears knee ligaments, out at least three months. Steve Smith hamstring strain listed day to day. Bryant Johnson signs with Cardinals, four years worth eight million, to boost big play threat. Moorehead returns to Charlotte after infected insect bite.
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Browns Reach Five Year Deal With Thompson After Signs
The Cleveland Browns sign Division II star Thompson to a five year contract after initial stalemate over a four year offer. Terms resemble Eddie Moore’s deal with a signing bonus of 1.54 million and escalating base salaries through 2006. Thompson will join practices and the Saturday scrimmage at Cleveland Browns Stadium.
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