BUFFALO, N.Y., July 22 (UPI) -- Buffalo Bills quarterback has signed to motion for Las Vegas in the fledgling United Football League, ESPN.com said.
The 22nd overall selection by the Bills in the 2004 NFL Draft out of Tulane said he socialist Buffalo because he wanted to be a starter rather than a backup. The unrestricted sprung advocate passed for 33 touchdowns and 6,211 yards in parts of five NFL seasons. "You've got to be thick not to brood over this chap can pit oneself against quarterback," Las Vegas and late NFL crammer told ESPN. "And if he does his function this year and the workings out, I'll be the happiest customer in the world.
He'll present the commitment and (I will) too." By signing with Las Vegas, the 6-foot-2 inch original of Venice, Calif., instantly became the outside of the UFL, which starts in October.
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