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The Bills have a couple of lineup changes for today’s game. Nic Harris will start at OLB in place of Chris Draft, who is still recovering from a neck injury but is active. WR Steve Johnson is active today and will see time on special teams with Justin Jenkins injured and inactive. Jonathan Scott and Kirk Chambers are the starting tackles. This entry was written by Chris Brown, posted on December 13, 2009 at 11:56 am, filed under Inside The Bills and tagged lineup changes. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Both comments and trackbacks are currently closed. « Bills Inactives

You guys see TO kick the dirst like porter

HAHA woe offense looks real sloppy today

Draft is playing for a job next year

After today Perry Fewell favored to be head coach by fans and Ralph with possible Holmgram as GM????

Maybe Dick was right about parrish

hahaha well done my man well done

To blaming someone else for his stupidity

ummm bills of the early 90's is that you.

Parrish McGee Ellison Scott Ellis? Williams Hardy TO is hurt and we keep 2 wr inactive, if hes hurt were hurting at that position then kyle williams is out and we also have ellis out with a hurt schobol werre very thin on the D-line today and Todd Johnson is active? Ellis should be active.

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we win this game next week the ralph will be rockin in the biggest game for the bills in the last two years we can go three game win streak and 4-4 into the bye.

Fitz looks real bad

How long till you guys B word about that, there are some positives on this team

If williams was bad and not good to go they shouldve activated Ellis and have Denney play DT, that could kill us.

Are you guys always miserable?

With Nelson out look for Fine to be used alot and have alot of 4WR sets with Stevie Johnson seeing time, since roscoe is 3rd qb can he do punt returns or no?

Whitner Scott Edwards Oman Ellis Nelson J. Scott Roscoe third QB

hahaha i love it

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Trade Roscoe for him NOW if i see roscoe take another kick return i will kill myself. Chiefs linebacker on trading block?Views 6798 Comments 21 06:20 AM ET 10.13 Share Print It My T&R Derrick Johnson, the former first-rounder of the Chiefs, must be in the dog house. He never seems to find the field for the Chiefs, and last year he was one of their better players. I'm sure he's available for trade if a team is looking for a fast-flowing backer. National Football Post

Bills wanted Brees Chris Brown Posted October 5th, 2009 Tags: Drew Brees, Gregg Williams According to SI.com’s Peter King in a conversation he had with current Saints defensive coordinator and former Bills head coach Gregg Williams, the Bills wanted Drew Brees way back in the 2001 draft. In his MMQB column he outlines a conversation he had with Williams. Naturally they were talking about Brees and Williams brought up Buffalo’s draft plans in 2001. As Williams tells it the Bills wanted Nate Clements in round 1 and obviously got him even though they traded down to pick 21 (from 14). In round 2 holding the 46th pick the Bills wanted to move up so they could take Drew Brees as their quarterback, but there were no takers and San Diego grabbed Brees at the top of the 2nd round with the 32nd pick. “I almost pulled a hamstring in the draft room, jumping up and down because I was so mad,” Williams told King. As King astutely points out, can you imagine how that would have changed Buffalo’s fortunes at the position? The following year they likely would not have traded for Drew Bledsoe. And as Williams told King. “I’ll tell you this: I wouldn’t be sitting here in New Orleans right now.” This entry was written by Chris Brown, posted on October 5, 2009 at 1:58 pm, filed under Inside The Bills and tagged Drew Brees, Gregg Williams. Bookmark the permalink. Follow any comments here with the RSS feed for this post. Both comments and trackbacks are currently closed. « Bills struggling to find positives

Nostradamous said John Fox will be the head coach next season.

How CB depth chart shakes out Chris Brown Posted October 1st, 2009 Tags: Ashton Youboty, Drayton Florence, Ellis Lankster, Leodis McKelvin, Reggie Corner, Terrence McGee With Leodis McKelvin now on injured reserve and lost for the season, here’s how the Bills depth chart shakes out at cornerback. Terrence McGee and Drayton Florence are the starters. Reggie Corner is the first nickel and the backup to Florence on the right side. Ashton Youboty is McGee’s backup on the left side. He’s also Corner’s backup at nickel. Ellis Lankster is now the team’s fifth corner.

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