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When the Bills found themselves thin at linebacker during their Week Nine bye, they decided to make a move, converting seventh-year SS Bryan Scott into a weak-side 'backer. While the switch has gone fairly well for Scott - he has racked up 20 tackles and a sack while starting the past two games - we hear that the move speaks more for Buffalo's lack ...

Taking a closer look at today's Buffalo Bills game on the road against the Tennessee Titans: SIX POINTS 1. Is Trent Edwards ready to start playing for his future in Buffalo? He is coming off his second concussion in two years, and he really needs to make a statement once and for all that he is Buffalo's QB of the future.

Notes collected after a painful Monday morning that even donuts couldn't sweeten ... A* A perfect example of how the Bills don't grasp the element of surprise came in the second quarter with Buffalo up 7-3 and threatening.

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- This isn't a knock on the rest of the men in the Buffalo Bills ' locker room, merely a fact.

ORCHARD PARK - As hard as it may be for the vast majority of Bills fans to believe, Dick Jauron still is the head coach of their team.

With road games coming up against the New York Jets and the Carolina Panthers , Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson elected not to dismiss head coach Dick Jauron.

Forget the fumbled punt that proved the game's biggest play. Or an offensive line that hopped offsides as if bonuses depended on it.

The Bills' depth at middle linebacker was depleted after starter Kawika Mitchell and his backup Marcus Buggs were both carted off with leg injuries against Cleveland on Sunday.

Linebacker is a position to watch during the Buffalo Bills ' preseason -- especially after the starters make their customary early exit from the games.

There's a cliche that it takes two qualities to make a football player: good feet and courage.

July 22, 2009, 12:46 AM / Cody Williams had no choice but to reject the job interview of a lifetime.

July 21, 2009, 12:27 AM / It's not an overstatement to say the Buffalo Bills' special teams are exceptional, but after what they pulled off last season it bears repeating.

The road has always been long for Alvin Bowen. Originally, Bowen's football odyssey took him from New Jersey to a Kansas junior college, then later to Iowa State - a long way from a New York City suburb.

Because he missed all of last year with an knee injury, fans may have forgotten about linebacker Alvin Bowen.A The Bills fifth round draft pick, he injured his knee just a week into training camp.A But Bowen is back and healthy, and has not missed an OTA workout.

The football field at Riverside Park is getting refurbished, thanks to the National Football League, the Buffalo Bills and a community development organization.