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Thursday, July 22, 2010

Ohio Homecoming Kickoff/Happy Birthday Cleveland Celebration with Kid Cudi

time: 5pm – 9pm

Saturday, July 24, 2010

event: First Annual Lee Evans Celebrity Flag Football Game & Battle of the Bands

time: 1pm

Sunday, July 25, 2010

event: Lee throws first pitch @ Cleveland Indians Game

time: 1pm

For more information visit www.ohiohomecoming.com

Q: Describe your play style?

A: High Octane/Speed Oriented

Q:Why do you love what you do?

A: Because the game of Football is something I grew up on also I’m
a fierce competitor who loves to win!

Q: What inspires you?

A: My family!

Q: Do you have any words of encouragement?

A: Everything happens for a reason

Q: Name a couple of TV shows you watch a lot?

A: The Daily Show with Jon Stewart, Locked up Abroad, and Criminal Minds

Q: Movie (s) you could watch over and over?

A: Lean on Me, Blow, and Harlem Nights

Q: Where, outside of the U.S. would you like to visit?

A: The continent of Africa, I’m not sure which country yet.

Q: What do you prefer Sweet or Sour?

A: Sweet

Q: What’s your favorite food?

A: BBQ

Q: Are you usually late, early or right on time?

A: I would say I’m usually a little early to right on time.

Check out Lee’s Facebook  page at http://bit.ly/leeevansFB and post your question on the Discussion Board.

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Lance (Los Angeles, CA)

Q: You guys are looking good! What’s it like playing with T.O. this year?
A: Its great playing with T.O. And even better when we win.

Q: How do you like Fred Jackson’s performance so far?

A: I think Fred Jackson has made a name for himself over the last few weeks and has carried the load for us in the running game.

Q: What do you think of Crabtree?

A: I think Crabtree’s situation is tough, don’t seem like he is willing to negotiate, but I don’t know the details of their discussions. I hope to see him out here this year.

Q: Do you play fantasy football?

A: No I don’t play fantasy football.

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Eammon (St. Louis, MO)

Q: Hey Lee – thanks for making this page! What’s your favorite thing about playing for the Bills?

A: My favorite thing about playing in buffalo are the fans.

Q: And when you were younger, what receiver(s) did you look up to?

A: Receivers I looked up to were Jerry Rice, Webster Slaughter, Andre Reed, and Ozzie Newsome

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Mark (SUNY Brockport)

Q: Lee first off I just wanna say your definately one of the top wideouts in the league but i feel the best part about you is your professionalism…Your great and you work you ass off and you will go down as one of the best and most respected bills ever….the 2 questions I have are What do you think the one key to success is against the saints? and in all honestly how good is this O-line because so far considering rookies they look awesome?

A: I believe our O-line is going to be the key against the saints, even thou they are young they play hard and up to this point have played very well.

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Patrick  (Erie, PA)

Q: Lee how do you feel about being covered by Jabari Greer tomororrow, in a regular season game, after practicing against him for the last few years?

A: It was great to play against Jabari, I have a lot of respect for him. It is also fun to play against people who you know.

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Judy

Q: Hello Lee; When you have a home game do you have practice on Sat. of is it mostly watching film. Thank you for the time and for being a BILL

Q: Yes there is practice on saturdays it it not a physically intense practice thou.

Lee Evans needs …

• One touchdown reception to move into a tie for fourth place with Bob Chandler and two to tie Elbert Dubenion for third on the Bills’ all-time touchdown receptions chart
• One 100+ receiving yardage game to mark the 14^th in his career to tie Frank Lewis for the fourth-most in team history
• Three receptions to pass Pete Metzalaars (302) for fourth place on the Bills all-time list
• 199 receiving yards to total 5,000 in his career

“I was surprised to hear we fired our O.C. He was a good dude and I learned a lot from him. It changes things but I’m looking forward to working and winning with the new O.C.”

- Lee Evans

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Q) If you were inducted in to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, who would you choose to present you?
A) That’s the question; I would love to have the opportunity to make a decision on that! Although I would have to give that some thought!

Q) What’s your opinion on the new 2009-2010 NFL rule changes?
A) I believe the changes are good, I think its going to be interesting how the low hits on the quarterback are going to be called. I hope it doesn’t take any aggression away from the game play though.

Q) How do you feel about Michael Vick signing with the Philadelphia Eagles?
A)  I think it’s great to have Michael Vick back in the NFL, with a big market organization. I can’t wait to see him play.

Q) What will be the impact of the Bill’s new offensive additions?
A) I believe our new additions are going to be key for us if were going to make it to the playoffs. The organization did a great job of addressing team needs so now its on us to make it work.

Q) Who’s your favorite wide receiver of all-time?
A) Jerry Rice

Q) Who are your favorite top 5 Buffalo Bill’s of all-time?
A)

• Thurman Thomas
• Jim Kelly
• Andre Reed
• Rueben Brown
• Steve Tasker

Q) What is the legacy you want to leave on the NFL?
A) A winner and a class act doing so

Q) If not football, then what?
A) I don’t know what I’d be if not for football, maybe somewhere in the science field.

Q) This season do you feel the Bill’s will be more successful in the Red Zone than last year?
A) Yes I do think we will be better this year in the red zone. It has been a point of emphasis for us because we have been so unsuccessful in the past. As well as making key additions to that will benefit us.

Q: Lee surpassed the 4,000-career receiving yardage mark in his 68th career
game in week four against St. Louis. He tied which former Bills player to reach
this mark?

• Andre Reed
• Frank Lewis = Correct Answer
• Elbert Dubenion
• Eric Moulds