Chris Kelsay News

With so few sacks made or conceded over so few games, every one is important. It's not merely intuitive to announce that a handful of big plays can determine the course of an entire NFL season.

The Buffalo Bills stopped opponents' passing offenses just soon enough last season.

Maybe Rex Ryan needs a hug and a hobby. Maybe Channing Crowder should threaten to rip off Ryan's lips.

Joe Kim has been in OTA's this week teaching the Bills defensive linemen and linebackers martial arts.

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Chris Kelsay has never had to worry about job security. But that was before the Buffalo Bills drafted fellow defensive end Aaron Maybin in the first round.

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Brad Butler will play right tackle on the Bills' reshuffled offensive line. A lot of Pro Bowls and young talent exist in that group.

Three days of practice was all it took for Buffalo Bills defensive end Aaron Schobel to feel encouraged that his sore left foot won't keep him off the field for the start of this season.

Some of the chatter this offseason on various Bills' message boards - including the one right on the team's own Web site - has been that veteran defensive end Chris Kelsay's days are numbered in Buffalo.

Gray skies and chilly temperatures didn't deter several hundred people from gathering on Niagara Square during the noon hour today to take part in the National Day of Prayer.

NFL Draft 2009 Originally Published: April 27, 2009 Bengals, Bills shine on draft day Raiders botch the draft while Jets deserve applause for aggressive maneuver They say it takes three years to truly evaluate a draft class, but that doesn't mean you can't get a first impression.

At this point in the game, I'm not inclined to give the Bills' personnel people the benefit of the doubt.

ORCHARD PARK - The Bills added eight new players to their roster over the weekend but in doing a recount, I come up with 12.

The NFL Draft is over. Let the armchair general managing begin. ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper, asked to pick the team that had the best draft overall late last night on the network's wrapup, picked the Buffalo Bills .

If signing Terrell Owens was considered a big move for the Bills this offseason, wait until you see how much bigger they got in the first two rounds of the NFL Draft on Saturday.

Buffalo went front-first, addressing immediate needs in opening the draft by using its two first-round picks to select Penn State defensive end Aaron Maybin at No. 11 and Louisville center Eric Wood at No. 28. Not done yet, the Bills added more bulk by trading two draft picks (75th and 110th) to Dallas for the 51st pick, with which Buffalo selected Oregon State offensive lineman Andy Levitre.

Having bolstered their offense with Terrell Owens, the Buffalo Bills began addressing their defense by selecting Penn State defensive end Aaron Maybin with the No.

After three consecutive 7-9 records and nine straight years without an NFL playoff appearance, you could say the heat is on the front office of the Buffalo Bills this weekend.

Defense is expected to be the initial focus of the Buffalo Bills' attention today in the first round of the NFL draft.

Adam Caplan of Scout.com has a report that the Bills are considering a Draft Day trade that would put them into the top five picks of Day One in order to select the most talked-about tackle of the offseason.