Two Bills Drive

'If Taylor can do that, he’s got a shot. If he doesn’t, and the Bills have a down season with him, that could be the end of the Tyrod Taylor era in Buffalo.'

'A day after practicing in a limited role due to restrictions involving players in the NFL’s concussion protocol, quarterback Tyrod Taylor passed concussion testing according to ESPN’s Field Yates.'

'Here’s a thumbnail sketch on each of the team’s new practice squad members.'

'Buffalo Bills tight end Logan Thomas and his wife, who are already parents to four boys, are expecting another child this April. Thomas shared photos cleverly announcing the news on twitter stating, “The Thomas’s have decided to add a 5th player to their team.”'

'To make room on the roster for Thornton the Bills released DT DeAndre Coleman and placed QB T.J. Yates on injured reserve.'

'The Bills will open the 2017 season at New Era Field on Sunday, Sept. 10 against the New York Jets, presented by BlueRock Energy. During kickoff weekend, the Bills will honor the team’s alumni. Bills Alumni Weekend will include a VIP Gala, VIP Tailgate Party and a Celebrity Charity Golf Classic. In conjunction with Alumni Weekend, the Bills will celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Comeback Game during a special halftime ceremony. Located in the Bills Game Day program, fans can collect a commemorative 25th anniversary Comeback Game ticket. The gate giveaway is a rally towel.'

'Also charitable proceeds from the Buffalo Bills Foundation 50/50 Raffle will benefit the Hurricane Harvey relief efforts.'

'The Bills will win 10-plus games if …'.

'It will be interesting come Sunday to see who will be under center for the Bills. Hypothetically speaking, if Taylor and Yates aren’t ready to go, it will be Peterman starting and Webb serving as the backup for the home opener. How quickly Webb will be worked into the game plan remains to be seen, but don’t be surprised if you see number 14 on the field elsewhere as the season moves along.'

'"It’s not so much bringing in our own guys. I’m not in that mode of thinking," he said. "It’s about the right guys. It’s about the right guys at the right time. That’s really what we’re interested in, is good people, good football players that are interested in the team-first mentality and embrace what this city’s all about.'

'"That's what this is about. This is about development in terms of a young player, and we're looking for all of our players to continue to improve, all of our coaches, myself, that's what we do."'

'“The only thing you know about Buffalo is, it’s cold,” McCoy, 29, joked of his initial impressions of Western New York. “I mean, that’s about it. Until you get here and you see the players in the locker room. … But I will say this, once I got here and met the team and people around, there’s a lot of good people around here. They love their football. So that helped everything out.”'

'"I like Job Webb. I mean, just my history, Brandon's history with Joe, he plays a lot of different positions, he brings a lot to the table, just starting with the person he is," Bills coach Sean McDermott said. "He's a high-energy guy, positive person, good for our culture, good for our locker room. He plays special teams. He plays quarterback. He plays wide receiver. He plays DB. I mean, I've just been around Joe for a couple years in Carolina there and we know what he brings to the table. When Carolina let him go, we felt like it was a good opportunity for us in a lot of ways."'

'"The competition between Vlad and John has been fun to watch, in terms of watching both of those players put their best foot forward," McDermott said. "Those guys are going to continue to battle."'

'I like Joe Webb. I mean, my history, Brandon [Beane]’s history with Joe, he plays a lot of different positions. He brings a lot to the table just starting with the person he is. He’s a high-energy guy, positive person, good for our culture, good for our locker room, he plays special teams, he plays quarterback as you mentioned, he plays wide receiver, he plays [defensive back], I mean he’s done it all. I’ve just been around Joe for a couple years in Carolina there. We know what he brings to the table and when Carolina let him go, we felt like it was a good opportunity for us in a lot of ways.'