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To: Ruffian who wrote (109998)	12/29/2001 12:53:31 PM
From: Jon Koplik	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 152472

Off topic -- NYT on Buffalo Bills / travelling from Buffalo to Sunday's football game. December 29, 2001 Bills' First Opponent Is Snow By THE NEW YORK TIMES HEMPSTEAD, N.Y., Dec. 28 — The Jets have a 1 p.m. date with the Buffalo Bills on Sunday at Giants Stadium. They only hope that the Bills are there. The Bills, and everyone else who lives in and around Buffalo, have been bombarded by snowstorms this week. The latest storm today left the total snowfall for the week at nearly seven feet. Amid all that snow are the Bills, who are confident they can find a way out Saturday and arrive in the New York metropolitan area as scheduled. Scott Berchtold, the Bills' vice president for communications, cited favorable forecasts for Saturday and said the team believed it would be able to fly its charter out of the city's main airport. If it cannot, it will look to other options, like traveling by bus to other airports in upstate New York. Plan C might involve traveling by bus all the way to the Meadowlands, about an eight-hour trip. The Bills have also explored the possibility of traveling by train, with Penn Station as the destination. Berchtold noted that no Bills player or coach has missed any team meetings this week despite weather that is bizarre even by Buffalo standards. Copyright 2001 The New York Times Company