Home : Sports : Bills and NFL :

Top Stories

Amherst Police seek car burglars

Amherst Police are seeking help from the public in finding two …

Loved ones lay to rest Chef's co-owner

Chef's co-owner Ann Billittier, was laid to rest Saturday …

WNY motorcycle accidents on the rise

As we all know, motorcycles are back on the road. This Friday, …

Man arrested after hiding in attic

A Jamestown man was arrested Friday night after police were …

DWI suspect runs from police on foot

Jamestown Police officers were called to the scene of a car …

Ruben Brown speaks about Lovie Smith

Updated: Friday, 04 Jan 2013, 8:01 AM EST
Published : Friday, 04 Jan 2013, 8:01 AM EST

Colleen Hannon
Posted by: Emily Lenihan

BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) - The Ruben Brown Foundation delivered a large donation of items on the wish list at the Ronald McDonald House, Thursday night. Before the event, Brown explained what he thought about Lovie Smith coming to Buffalo.

>> Lovie Smith is the latest named linked to the Bills, with reports that Smith will be the fifth person to interview for the team's vacant Head Coach position.

Former Buffalo Bill Ruben Brown said, “Awesome guy, a very spiritual man, a very fair man.”

Brown continued, “Buffalo and Chicago are cousins, if not brothers, it’s the same town, in three days we all have the same weather, the wind blows more in Chicago and Buffalo gets more snow, but they’re the same, it would be a very easy transition.”

Brown listed some of the coaches he would like to see in Buffalo, Marv Levy and Wade Phillips are two of the unlikely candidates.

Brown played for Lovie Smith after he left Buffalo in 2004.

Comments

With WIVB.com's new commenting system you don't need to register. You can login with an existing Facebook, Yahoo!, Google, or Twitter account and more. If you have a WIVB.com login you can still use it in our Participate section.