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How will the rookies fare alongside the veterans? Will newly signed pass-rushers Mario Williams and Mark Anderson impress? How about quarterback Vince Young in a Bills uniform? There's obviously an abundance of excitement and optimism around this time.

A good time of year to do some debating ..... a lot of the Bills starters seem to be pretty well set but without a doubt the biggest question for me at least is who is going to emerge as the number 2 wideout Clearly Stevie is your number 1 and I see David Nelson as more of a slot WR personally than a number 2 but he is still a vital part of our ... (more)

Hey Rumblers I was just wondering what everyone thought about the remaining free agents out there that might make sense for Buffalo.

The Buffalo Bills made a lot of moves this offseason, most notably upgrading their defense with the additions of Mario Williams and Mark Anderson.

Marcus Easley's NFL journey hasn't been a smooth one. The former Huskies star and 2010 fourth-round pick of the Buffalo Bills missed his rookie season after suffering a knee injury in training camp.

When it comes to discussing the wide receiver position in these parts - particularly of late - we're often focusing the discourse on who the "No. 2 receiver" will be for the Buffalo Bills next season.

Buffalo Rumblings is in the process of breaking down the Buffalo Bills ' roster position by position.

Way back in March , we ran a poll asking which Buffalo Bills wide receiver had the "inside track" at the No.

The Buffalo Bills have a battle brewing for the No. 2 wide receiver job, and it features at least three players that are, to put it lightly, physical specimens in one way or another.

One of the nerdiest features that I thoroughly enjoy putting together each and every year is how the Buffalo Bills ' roster assembled.

While it's now certain that Stevie Johnson will be the Buffalo Bills ' No. 1 wide receiver entering the year, the front office has some tough decisions to make regarding the remaining nine wideouts currently on the roster.

When the Buffalo Bills added two cornerbacks, two linebackers and two offensive tackles in the 2012 NFL draft, they created a training camp position battle at each of those positions.

The Buffalo Bills needed another dynamic playmaker in their offense, which at least had a little something to do with their selection of wide receiver T.J. Graham in the third round.

The Buffalo Bills raised some eyebrows in the third round of the 2012 NFL Draft when they selected little-discussed North Carolina State wide receiver T.J. Graham - and traded up to do so.

Free-agent castoff Vince Young auditioned to be the Bills' backup quarterback Wednesday, and a few Buffalo players had supporting roles.