◊ Kawika Mitchell considers himself to be both ahead of and behind schedule in his quest to earn a starting spot on the Buffalo Bills defense in this John Wawrow AP report.
◊ Chris Brown of Bills.com reports that Marv Levy visited the team in his Day 3 minicamp recap.
◊ More on new linebacker acquisition Reggie Torbor, from Mark Gaughan of the Buffalo News.
◊ BillsGab says that Roscoe Parrish wants a bigger role in the Bills offense in 2010. Then again, it’s not like this is anything new (We’re talking about Parrish wanting a bigger role)
The Daily Links – June 7, 2010 – continue reading…
Now that it’s common knowledge the Philadelphia Eagles are at least entertaining trade offers for Donovan McNabb, it’s only logical for the Buffalo Bills to be linked to rumors. The Bills are one of the few teams in the league with a completely unsettled quarterback situation, so much that as of now Chan Gailey claims there will be an open competition come training camp.
It’s being reported the Eagles could part with McNabb for a second round pick. It’s also been reported that the St. Louis Rams have already offered their second round pick (33rd overall) to the Eagles, though both sides have denied such an offer.
Buffalo owns the ninth pick of the second round, the 41st overall.
An Examination of Bills Second Rounders – continue reading…
I’ve learned that with the possible exception Terrence McGee (knee) and Jairus Byrd (groin), who will be a game time decisions, the Buffalo Bills inactive list for tonight’s game in Toronto against the Jets will look exactly like last week. I’ve also been told Roscoe Parrish will again be returning punts.
I just spoke to someone in Toronto covering the team and was told Perry Fewell is “heavily leaning” towards the same inactive list as last week. Against Miami the Bills inactives were: Steve Johnson, McGee, Ashton Youboty, Demetrius Bell, James Hardy, Chris Ellis, John McCargo. Brian Brohm was the third QB.
If McGee can go, and the team is hopeful he will, then Cary Harris would be deactivated. Byrd is also questionable and on a short week with little recovery time, the team may be careful with him. But my source expects him to be in uniform and not starting. He may used as a backup and/or emergency situation the same as Donte Whitner was when he came back from his ankle injury.
Hardy a likely scratch, Parrish to return punts – continue reading…
After missing nearly ten months of football, 2008 second round draft pick James Hardy officially returns to the Buffalo Bills this week. Barring a last minute setback at practice over the next few days, Hardy will be taken off the PUP list and added to the active 53-man roster.
The Bills have a lot invested in Hardy, including the high draft selection last year. They are eager to find out what they have in the former Indiana University star, as his rookie season last year is hardly enough to evaluate his future.
With Josh Reed and Terrell Owens both scheduled to become free agents after the year, the Bills will get him as much work as he can handle, which will help them evaluate what they’ll do at the position over the winter. Hardy caught 9 passes for 87 yards and 2 touchdowns last year before tearing up his right knee.
Bills Ready To Promote Hardy.. Who Gets Cut? – continue reading…
Roscoe Parrish may not currently have a role with the Buffalo Bills, but he certainly still has a pulse.
Speaking with Bills.com reporter Chris Brown earlier today, Parrish let loose over his frustration on being shelved last week in New York and the high probability he’ll be doing the same in Carolina on Sunday.
Among his very candid comments, Parrish had this to say.
Parrish Frustration Boiling Over – continue reading…
