Eric Wood News

May 29, 2012; Orchard Park, NY, USA; Buffalo Bills defensive end Mario Williams during organized team activities at Ralph Wilson Field House.

As the Bills hit the field for beginning of OTA practices Tuesday, a handful of players are continuing offseason injury rehab.

There was a long list of candidates for this last spot on the podium. The offensive and defensive line coaches that I spoke with were very high on Ravens guard Marshal Yanda.

Get ready NFL fans! Using a unique combination of several sources and statistical information, I was able to generate a very thorough scoring system in order to determine the best and worst offensive line units in the NFL for the 2011 season.

Let's face it. The 2011 Buffalo Bills broke our hearts last season after starting the season 5-2, only to finish at the bottom of the AFC East division with a 6-10 record, marking the 13th straight season the franchise failed to make the playoffs.

A vast majority of people would say that the Buffalo Bills 2012 offseason has been a stunning success.

Buffalo Bills training camp is still nearly three months away, but one of the more intriguing positional battles brewing is at center, where fourth-year starter Eric Wood has not yet finished a pro season having played all 16 games.