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So far through free agency the Bills have addressed three of their needs, signing Chris Williams to play left guard, Keith Rivers to play linebacker and re-signed tight end Scott Chandler.

The Bills have made six signings in six days, and have at least one more free agent coming in for a visit.

The Bills signed a new starting left guard on Wednesday - but they could still be a few players short of what they need for the 2014 season up front.

Absolutely crucial after they lost Talib to the Broncos. I am extremely pleased with this move.

To say that Scott Chandler has resurrected his career over the last three seasons, would be huge understatement.

The Seahawks confirmed the agreement Thursday. Jackson is a favorite in the Seahawks locker room and a capable backup to Russell Wilson.

Byrd, Donte Whitner and T.J. Ward during the opening days of NFL free agency, is it fair to say the position is becoming a premium spot in today's game? Let's breakdown why the value of the safety position is on the rise, focus on the importance of protecting the middle of the field and discuss how these players can dictate the flow of the game ... (more)

OL Chris Williams signs with Bills - BuffaloBills.com "With the offense being second in rushing that's exciting for any o-lineman to come into and hopefully we can continue that and be first in rushing," he said.

Offensive guard Chris Williams spent three-plus seasons with the Bears before being cut, and the past year and a half with the St. Louis Rams.

The Buffalo Bills addressed a need along their offensive line Wednesday, signing former St. Louis Rams guard Chris Williams to a four-year, $13.5 million deal .

The Buffalo Bills have gone into their backyard for their second free agent signing of 2014.

Dec 1, 2013; Philadelphia, PA, USA; Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick along the sidelines during the third quarter against the Arizona Cardinals at Lincoln Financial Field.

Buffalo Bills free safety Jairus Byrd celebrates an interception against the New York Jets at Ralph Wilson Stadium in Orchard Park, N.Y., Nov. 17, 2013.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Pass-rushers have moved quickly at the start of NFL free agency.

The New Orleans Saints have surprisingly signed highly-regarded free agent Jairus Byrd after the safety left the Buffalo Bills.

With wads of money to spend, the Browns didn't waste any time shoving millions into two defensive holes they created this winter.

The NFL's free agency period isn't yet 24 hours old, but why not make a few knee-jerk assessments? Our winners and losers on the heels of Tuesday's frenzied market activity: WINNERS Left tackles: Branden Buffalo Bills safety Jairus Byrd celebrates a tackle with linebacker Kiko Alonso against the Pittsburgh Steelers during the first half at Heinz ... (more)

Bills fans should be used to it by now. Draft a talented young player, bring them along, then lose them when it's time to sign.

In this Aug. 16, 2013, file photo, Buffalo Bills' quarterback Kevin Kolb throws a pass during an NFL preseason football game against the Minnesota Vikings in Orchard Park, N.Y. Without going into detail, general manager Doug Whaley announced Tuesday, March 11, 2014, the team released Kolb after he failed a physical.

As expected, the Bills opted against splurging on someone else's expensive free agents on the first day of NFL free agency, and concentrated on re-signing some of their own.