Xavier Omon News

Trent Edwards is back as the Buffalo Bills starter, though he might be missing his top threat after Terrell Owens missed practice Wednesday because of a strained hip.

Bills receiver Terrell Owens sat out Wednesday's practice due to a sore hip. Owens was among a bunch of key veterans who are dealing with injuries this week.

Terrell Owens missed Wednesday's practice because of a hip strain, and his status is unclear for Buffalo 's game at Tennessee on Sunday.

Trent Edwards will not be the Bills quarterback on Sunday in Carolina, and there's a new mystery surrounding Terrell Owens as well.

Roscoe Parrish is still frustrated. The Bills wide receiver/punt returner wasn't dealt at the NFL trade deadline and doesn't understand why he didn't play against the Jets last Sunday.

The Jake Delhomme that Carolina Panthers fans have watched this season is not the one the Buffalo Bills are preparing for Sunday.

First, Roscoe Parrish couldn't persuade the Buffalo Bills to trade him. Now, the NFL's leading active punt returner has more reason to be unhappy because he can't even get on the field.

It was supposed to be a classic mismatch: The Buffalo Bills ' young, patchwork offensive line against the vaunted, blitz-happy New York Jets defense.

There is a somewhat surprising name among the inactives for the Bills for today's game against the New York Jets.

I've been contemplating giving Bills fan emails a sounding board since Sunday's game ended.

By now, you probably still dona t know Fred Jacksona s story but after two weeks into the 2009 NFL season, nobody is asking, a oeFred Who?a . And chance are, even when Marshawn Lynch returns in a few weeks from suspension, Jackson wona t be fading into the background anytime soon.

Word on the street is that Drew Brees will jump from a near-perfect 97 rating to a game-best 99 in the Madden 10 online roster update due out today.

Here are some things I learned from Sunday's non-Bills action in Week One: -- Minnesota 34, Cleveland 20 -- Adrian Peterson is unlike anything I've ever seen.

Xavier Omon News: Omon will be the No. 2 running back for Buffalo's opening game against the Patriots on Monday.

When the Buffalo Bills released former Midwestern State running back Dominic Rhodes on Saturday it not only cut one of the Mustangs' links to the NFL, it also dropped the number of former Lone Star Conference players in the league to nine.

Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- The soundtrack for this blog item, Destiny Child's "Say My Name," should be playing in the back of your brain as you read on.

Given the Buffalo Bills' depth chart at running back going into training camp, Xavier Omon's chances of getting on the field or even making the team looked bleak.

Lately it seems like ridiculing the Bills has become an easy pastime. To say otherwise has become blasphemous and a demonstration by one to be ignorant of the facts.

If there is one thing James Hardy has learned this summer it is patience. The Buffalo Bills' second-year wide receiver suffered a serious knee injury late last season.

Veteran running back Dominic Rhodes was released Saturday by the Buffalo Bills, who shook up their offense a day after firing coordinator Turk Schonert.