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Perry Fewell wasted no time making changes on his first full day as the Buffalo Bills interim coach, picking Ryan Fitzpatrick to be the starting quarterback.

The season-long game of musical chairs being played along the Buffalo Bills' offensive line will continue Sunday in Jacksonville.

If Trent Edwards' future as the Buffalo Bills' long-term option at quarterback wasn't over before, it might be now.

's right knee injury could be season-ending, leaving the team's young and banged-up line down another starter.

It looks like he'll get a chance to play the position in a game. With Keith Ellison questionable with a quadriceps injury, Scott is expected to start at linebacker for the Buffalo Bills against the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.

It sounds a little bit like.."The dog ate my homework." Terrell Owens says he fell asleep on his couch Monday night and woke up Tuesday with a stiff hip.

The Buffalo Bills were thinking positively about their beleaguered offense on Wednesday.

The cold, sobering reality for the Buffalo Bills and their fans is there is no quick fix for their offensive problems at the midway point of the 2009 season.

' former teams, meet Sunday. As you might have heard, Owens left Philadelphia and Dallas amid some acrimony.

The injuries keep piling up for the Buffalo Bills.A Sunday, four more starters left the game with injuries.A Monday, Dick Jauron updated some of the injury situations.A He also provided some encouraging news about Trent Edwards, and very good news about James Hardy.

Here's a suggestion for the Buffalo Bills organization. On those rare occasions when the Bills actually score, the team should put the words to the "Shout" song on the scoreboard, for all the fans to follow.

The Buffalo Bills expect to promote James Hardy to their active roster because the second-year receiver has shown he's fully recovered 10 months after having left knee surgery.

Texans tight end Owen Daniels was ruled out after spraining his right knee in the first quarter of Houston's game at the Buffalo Bills.

There's a child-like simplicity to the Bills' offense. Call it all vanilla, all the time.

The Buffalo Bills no-huddle offense has suddenly become the no-comment attack. If the Bills intend to scuttle running the offense they've used since May, no one was willing to say after practice Thursday as the team prepares to play at the New York Jets this weekend.

At the rate the Bills are losing starters and being force to sign players off the street it is very difficult to project where their next win might be secured.

Some good news from the Bills.A Two injured players got in full practices Thursday.A Linebacker Paul Posluszny and safety Donte Whitner participated fully in the workout, and it looks like they could be ready to return to the lineup Sunday against the Jets.

Injuries have definitely played a part in the Bills' early season troubles. However, two of their top players could be returning to the defensive lineup.

The Green Bay Packers signed safety Matt Giordano and released safety Aaron Rouse on Wednesday.

Posted by ESPN.com's Kevin Seifert Thanks to everyone who participated in Tuesday's chat over at SportsNation.