Special teams help Bills capture season opener against Seattle
By John Wawrow - AP Sports Writer
Updated: 09/07/08 4:37 PM




John Hickey / Buffalo News
Roscoe Parrish returns a punt 63 yards for a touchdown against the Seahawks today during the second quarter at Ralph Wilson Stadium.





ORCHARD PARK — The Buffalo Bills' special teams led them to a 34-10 victory over the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday.

Roscoe Parrish scored on a 63-yard punt return, and punter Brian Moorman completed a 19-yard touchdown pass to defensive end Ryan Denney on a fake field goal, sparking Buffalo to a stunning and dominating win. As if that wasn't enough, kicker Rian Lindell recovered a fumble on a kickoff, setting up Trent Edwards' 30-yard touchdown pass to Robert Royal.

Marshawn Lynch also scored on a 21-yard run in a game in which the Bills never trailed, blowing out the flat-footed and injury-depleted four-time defending NFC West champions. Buffalo opened a season with a win for only the fourth time in 12 years and began dashing concerns about its inability to both score and defend.

The 34 points came from a team that failed to score 20 a dozen times last season. They were also four more than Buffalo combined to score in its final three games of 2007.

yur luky this time , you just wait.!!!!!!!

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm....reminds me of the 104 yard kick return by Robi for the Colts ...lost the game but OMG what a play from the rookie...well, time for kickoff

Reports are coming out indicating the Pats Tom Brady is done for the year with a torn ACL.

I have no snappy comeback for you (seeing you are probally right )
But, we need it soooo bad! If we can just win more then 2 games a season it would be a good start!