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All eyes have been focused on Terrell Owens during the Bills' first week of organized team activities, and for good reason: There is no question the guy brings star power to blue collar Buffalo.

After last season's end in which the offense sputtered and failed to produce on more than one occasion, the Buffalo Bills front office made a decision to overhaul key positions on the offensive side of the ball... by Jeremy Pike 21 reads After last season's end in which the offense sputtered and failed to produce on more than one occasion, the ...

It's preseason and rookie Leodis McKelvin is waiting to return a kickoff at the Rodger's Centre.

Many Buffalo Bills fans were talking division championship and a playoff berth after the first six games of the 2008 season... by Jeremy Pike 58 reads Preview/Prediction Many Buffalo Bills fans were talking division championship and a playoff berth after the first six games of the 2008 season.

Okay, here's something for you beat up while you're waiting for the draft to begin.

For starters, the Bills, who were justified in getting rid of Jason Peters for reasons we've already discussed in this space, still didn't address the loss of their Pro Bowl left tackle in the first round of the 2009 NFL Draft, which is realistically the only place a player of that quality can be added.

Eric Wood was a center at Louisville, but the Buffalo Bills intend to insert him at guard.

Tom Modrak gets a chance to bolster his legacy as the top college scout in the Buffalo Bills' organization in this weekend's NFL draft.

The team has a glut of receivers behind No. 1 Lee Evans after adding Terrell Owens , drafting James Hardy last season, re-signing Justin Jenkins and placing a higher value on second-year pro Steve Johnson , who has greater size and potential at the position.

If signing T.O. bought the Buffalo Bills some much-needed sizzle this offseason, general manager Russ Brandon realizes he'll have to provide far more substance for his team to become a bona fide contender.

No more than three days ago, the Buffalo Bills decided that the left side of their line needed to start from scratch... by Nicholas Spoljaric 4 reads Opinion April 20, 2009 No more than three days ago, the Buffalo Bills decided that the left side of their line needed to start from scratch.

The Buffalo Bills agreed to trade left tackle Jason Peters to the Philadelphia Eagles after failing to negotiate a new contract with the disgruntled two-time Pro Bowl selection.

Max Unger , University of Oregon 6'5", 309 The Bills opened the off season by releasing starting guard Derrick Dockery and watching their starting center sign with the Packers.

Duke Preston snaps the ball to J.P. Losman on Dec. 14 last season, a week after Preston committed a major gaffe on a snap in a Bills loss.

The Buffalo Bills don't want to lose Jason Peters. They believe he is one of the dominant left tackles in the National Football League.

The Buffalo Bills acted Thursday to fill a glaring need for depth on the offensive line by signing seven-year veteran Seth McKinney, a free-agent from the Cleveland Browns.

Duke Preston Green Bay Packers General Manager Ted Thompson announced the signing free agent offensive lineman Duke Preston today.

Running back Larry Johnson of the Kansas City Chiefs was sentenced to two years' probation Friday after pleading guilty to two counts of disturbing the peace for separate incidents involving women at nightclubs last year.

Buffalo's Duke Preston needs to back up next season if he returns to the Bills. Geoff Hangartner's signing means that Preston should only return to guarding the sidelines, as the new center/guard is an upgrade at either; he's undoubtedly already muscled ahead of Preston into the lineup.

Offensive lineman Duke Preston has agreed to terms with the Green Bay Packers. Preston's agent, Craig Domann, confirmed the deal Friday in an e-mail to The Associated Press.