Two Bills Drive

The Bills’ scouting staff has continued to find very good players in the draft year after year. They are players who are able to step in and contribute immediately such as Sam Cowart, Antoine Winfield and Peerless Price.

Article makes plenty of good points about Buffalo’s low draft positions over the years. The success is a tribute to Buffalo’s front office and coaching staff through the years.

And good comments about Sam Cowart and John Holecek …

There may be better players individually, but as a tandem, Sam Cowart and John Holecek are the best in the NFL.

Last year the AFC-East became known as the best division in the NFL – times have changed.

Reserve nose tackle Pat Williams signed a five-year contract extension with the Bills on Wednesday. Terms of the contract were not disclosed. In February, Williams was tendered a high offer in the $1 million-range as a restricted free agent.

Jonathan Linton said he would miss Ruben Brown if he jumped to another team. But he added fans shouldn’t read into Brown’s still-unsigned status as an indication that he might re-sign with Buffalo.

Shawn Bryson should be at full strength when the Bills have their first off-season mini-camp the last weekend of April. Bryson, who tore an ACL in training camp last season, is said to be 100 percent.

The Bills are expecting big things from Peerless Price this season. That’s OK, because Price is expecting big things from himself. In the Wild Card game against Tennessee in January, Price had a game-high five catches for 62 yards, including two clutch receptions for 23 yards on the final drive.

After losing Dusty it seems the Bills are looking at other low priced veteran guards to replace him. Perhaps they are NOT as confidant as they claim in their backup players, hmmm?