Bills vs Steelers

A few days later, one of their most intense Training Camp, the practice of the Buffalo Bills  to welcome a chance to practice with others this week. The bill will soon travel to la trobe, dad. The joint practices, a Pittsburgh Steelers on Wednesday and Thursday. followed by the preseason game between teams in Pittsburgh on Saturday. "We will look forward to in an organization, are a physical team, this is a tough team, a team that won in the past," Bill coach Doug Marrone said. "I think we're excited to compete with them." The trip appeared to be a good time to Buffalo. Buffalo last arrangement practice Tuesday morning before travel was canceled because of rain. Temper is heated in the team's practice on Sunday afternoon, days after the second practice of buffalo in back-to-back preseason on Friday against the Carolina.

Early in the session, as an unusual scene about 20 players in attack and defense, led by the safety and running back Fred Jackson Aaron Williams gathered in midfield exchange of words. Both sides are involved in completely independent exercises. No punches were thrown, but several players had to be restrained. It was an indication that the grind of training camp had set in. ''You get tired of looking at the same faces,'' said Jackson, who considers Williams one of his best friends on the team. ''You're going up against the same guys and things are going to get a little chippy, a little chirpy, and that's part of it. That's training camp. That's what training camp is about. We gnaw that stuff out once we get to the season; we know we just have to get through everything together and we're going to be who we have to rely on.'' Jackson, Buffalo's team leader on offense, has mixed feelings about the trip to Pittsburgh. The 33-year-old running back recognizes the value in practicing against another team, but isn't looking forward to the additional increase in intensity at this stage of the preseason. "No," Jackson said when asked whether he is looking forward to the trip. "It's just two days of the game, it will be a game on Wednesday and Thursday, Then on Friday we take a day off on Saturday, then a game. But this is what it is.

"We have to do so, through it, go there and every possible use, for the better. "Quarterback EJ Manuel, grade 2, on the other hand, is to enjoy the opportunity to go against another team in practice. After a difficult start training camp, Manuel has made great progress and is eager to test his opposition to different defense skill. He also look forward to working with Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin connection again, he knew from his home state of Virginia. "I look forward to working with Steelers," said Manuel. "Me and coach Tomlin very good friends, we are from the same place. I saw him come here only a few weeks ago. He told me that whatever he will give us see we need as offensive. It will be very competitive, we will try to make it like a game for three days. A day of practice, we will try to put it as a game."