Bills LB Posluszny Limited at Training Camp

In an interview at Bills training camp on Wednesday, ILB Paul Posluszny talked about being limited for upcoming practices, as he recovers from minor groin surgery this offseason. The procedure, which is being described as “preventative,” is expected to sideline him for multiple weeks, but will not extend through the preseason.

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Tags: Andra Davis, Buffalo Bills, Paul Posluzny

Schefter: Lynch to Remain in Buffalo

According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Bills RB Marshawn Lynch will remain in Buffalo this season.

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Tags: Justin Forsett, Marshawn Lynch

Buffalo’s 2010 draft – Surprisingly Not Bad

With the draft complete, many Bills fans are left feeling a little unsatisfied.  Not because the players Buffalo drafted were bad, because they weren’t, it just felt a little anti-climactic.  With the exception of Spiller pick, there really was not much fanfare or excitement with the rest of their draft.  It made me sit back and ponder the strategy and thought behind this draft.  What would posses Buffalo to completely ignore the offensive tackle position which was their biggest and most glaring need?  Yes they used late picks to draft for this position, but they bypassed some talented or highly touted potential at the position.

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C.J. Spiller, Anything Can Happen In Buffalo

Buffalo went ahead and made the first shock of the draft when they chose C.J. Spiller with the ninth pick in this draft.  I remember a few weeks ago when I wrote in an article to just keep it in the back of our heads and entertain the thought of Buffalo drafting Spiller.  I DIDN’T THINK THEY WOULD ACTUALLY DO IT.  Spiller is a good player and can bring instant electricity to Buffalo’s offense.  But, with two running backs on the roster in Fred Jackson and Marshawn Lynch, and with Buffalo saying that Lynch will not be shipped out, Where does that leave Spiller.  Does this mean Jackson is on his way out?  It is possible.

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Operation: Number 1 Pick…Engaged!

The Schedule has been released and the good news for Buffalo is that Operation:  Number 1 pick seems very attainable.  With a team that is rebuilding and a roster that is completely in limbo, it is very hard to think that Buffalo has a chance at finishing outside of the bottom 5 teams in the league.  Yes, they could have a fluke win here and there, but in all honesty, their schedule is pretty favorable for a run at the number one pick in next year’s draft.  Although I will break it down in more depth later, let’s take a quick glance at the schedule for the upcoming season.

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5 Questions For NFL Hopeful Ben Tate

The 75th NFL Draft is fast approaching and the football faithful sit in wait of the grand arrival of new talents. Strategies are being formulated and negotiations are taking place while this year’s incoming crop of rookies work feverishly to earn respect and an opportunity to show and prove they can work among the game’s elite.

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With The 9th Pick, A QB, Just Say No.

Heading into this draft fans and experts alike have been giving their opinions on what the Buffalo Bills should do in the upcoming NFL draft.  Jimmy Claussen or left tackle, left tackle or defensive tackle?  There has been so much speculation as to what Buffalo should do and will do.  The beauty is, soon enough it all wont matter, because Buffalo will finally be on the board making their selection with their 9th pick.  So what will Buffalo do?

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Aaron Schobel Should Get His Release

Aaron Schobel, please stay home, or if you do want to play please demand a trade.  I am a huge Aaron Schobel fan.  Personally he is the figure head (or standout player) for the last 6 years.  He is the one player one can point to or think of first every year when discussing the Buffalo Bills.He has been a classy player, on and off the field.  With all of that said, please stay home or demand a trade.

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Tags: Aaron Maybin, Aaron Schobel, Buffalo Bills

Mock Draft Fallout

With the ninth pick of our mock draft I chose Bryan Bulaga.  I then proceeded to explain that Buffalo will most likely look to target a QB by the name of Tim Tebow in the second round or possibly trade up to the late first round to get him.  Some supported my pick, while others believed I was way off.  Emails coming in, letting me know that I was way off and no one in their right mind would ever suggest that the Bills would pass on Jimmy Claussen.  Regardless I stand 100% behind my pick and draft strategy for the Buffalo Bills.  With that in mind, the unthinkable happened.

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Tags: Bryan Bulaga, Jimmy Claussen, Mel Kiper Jr, Tim Tebow

McNabb Signs, It Could Have Bills Implications, and Other Notes

As the trade of Donovan McNabb has finally come to an end, it is important to realize that this does have Buffalo Bills implications all over it.  First off, it is interesting that the Eagles would trade their QB to a division rival.  How good must that trade market have been?  But with McNabb going to the Redskins and a contract extension most likely around the corner, let an old rumor begin to swirl once again.  It is now within the realm of poss abilities that Jason Campbell is now available once again to be traded to the Buffalo Bills.  Even better, now with McNabb, the Redskins have lost some of the leverage on their demands.  Will Campbell really want to play backup to Donovan?  Although Donovan’s injury history is suspect in recent seasons, Campbell still may want out and this could end up being Buffalo’s gain.

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Tags: Buffalo Bills, Donovan McNabb, Fred Jackson, Jason Campbell, Jimmy Claussen, Marshawn Lynch