‘Smith will be the man mostly on first and second downs when the Bills are more likely to run. He still has the power and burst of speed to make plays. Even though Smith won’t catch a lot of passes, his presence in the backfield on first-and-10 could help set up the play-action pass. Linton, who led the team in rushing last year as a part-time player, excelled as a third-down back. He’s got good hands and the 6-foot-1, 230-pounder is difficult to bring down. Though listed as questionable, it’s possible he could see his first action on Sunday against the Green Bay Packers. Linton also can play some fullback. Bryson has unlimited potential as a runner and receiver. He also has the breakaway speed to turn short gainers into long ones.’