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Inside the NFL: For success, Whaley needs to step it up - The Buffalo News
Mark Gaughan discusses what it takes to be a good general manager. Then he asks the question: "Is Whaley up to all that?"
Wiedmer: Nix picks right time to cut back | timesfreepress.com
Buddy Nix talks about his decision to retire with his hometown paper. He mentions his wife by name, saying he would spend up to six weeks apart from her.
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