Da'Norris Searcy playing well for Bills

Posted Nov 17, 2011
Rookie safety Da’Norris Searcy in his short time with the Bills is best known for his Hail Mary interception in Week 2 at the end of regulation that preserved Buffalo’s 38-35 victory over Oakland. But if the Bills are forced to insert Searcy in their defensive lineup this week they believe the odds of getting good play out of him are far greater than any last second heave to the end zone. (Buffalo Bills)

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