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Wiping his face with a towel, Buffalo Bills running back Fred Jackson apologized
for sweating under the hot, bright camera lights at a news conference to
announce his contract extension on Monday. Jackson had better become accustomed
to the limelight because he should no longer feel under-appreciated in Buffalo
after signing a two-year contract potentially worth $9 million. “Its a big day,”
Jackson said. “Im happy to be here and Im glad that this is over with and now we
can focus on playing football.” For Jackson, the extension is a reward after hes
led the team in rushing in each of the past three seasons. And it also eases any
lingering hard feelings Jackson might have had toward the Bills after expressing
concerns last year that he was underpaid under his previous four-year, $7.5
million contract. “This is a day to put that to rest,” Jackson said. “We dont
have to worry about that anymore.” Jackson has one year left under his current
deal, and the extension secures him through 2014. Jackson revealed the length of
the new contract. A person familiar with the deal disclosed the monetary terms,
speaking on the condition of anonymity because the Bills had not disclosed the
value of the extension. General manager Buddy Nix lived up to the public promise
he made in the media and personally to Jackson that an extension would be
reached before the start of training camp. “Weve always said we want to try to
keep our good players, and weve done it again today,” Nix said. “He was a huge
piece of the puzzle for us.” In five seasons, the former undrafted free agent
out of Division III Coe College has 3,794 yards rushing and 16 touchdowns in 66
games, including 38 starts in Buffalo. And that includes last year when he was
being mentioned as an early-season NFL MVP candidate in helping the Bills get
off to a surprising 5-2 start. That was before Jacksons season ended in
mid-November, when he broke a bone in his right leg in a 35-8 loss at Miami. He
still finished with six touchdowns and a team-best 934 yards rushing while
averaging 5.5 yards a carry. Jackson has also proved to be dual threat in thee
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member of the Bills self-dubbed “No-Name” offence to be retained by the team
after quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, in October, and receiver Stevie Johnson, in
March, signed contract extensions. And his new deal comes during a busy
off-season in which the Bills signed free-agent defensive end Mario Williams to
a six-year, $100 million contract in March. The moves have inspired a bona fide
belief among the Bills that they have a chance to be competitors next season in
a bid to end a 12-year playoff drought. “Im excited to sign the extension to
stay here because I feel like something special is about to go down, and I want
to be part of it,” Jackson said. Fitzpatrick was so excited by the latest move,
he showed up at the news conference wearing a T-shirt featuring Jackson and the
slogan the running back has earned in Buffalo: “Fred-Ex Delivers.” “For him to
be locked up here for years to come is awesome,” Fitzpatrick said. “He obviously
means a lot to our team, he means a lot to the city of Buffalo and the fans.”
Jacksons past has been an inspiration to his teammates, and a reason why hes
regarded as one of the Bills unquestioned leaders. Undrafted coming out of
college, Jackson spent two years at the arena football league level, where he
was a star for Sioux City of the U.S. Indoor Football League before catching the
Bills attention. He spent the 2006 season on Buffalos practice squad before
making the active roster the following year. Jackson got his chance to shine
during the 2009 season when an injury sidelined starter Marshawn Lynch. Though
at 31, Jackson is regarded as old by NFL running back standards, hes
comparatively fresh because of his late start. And a new contract isnt going to
change his mindset, especially considering hes coming off an injury. “Im here to
prove to myself that this is where I belong,” said Jackson, who has been cleared
for practice. “Itll be another challenge, and I love challenges, so I look
forward to getting out there and continuing to play well.” ’ ’ ’