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Bills make snap judgment (The Buffalo News) - The Buffalo Bills didn't need a change at long snapper, but they made one anyway. After two seasons, including a Pro Bowl year in 2005, the Bills cut Mike Schneck in favor of Ryan Neill.

Bills' Ellison out indefinitely with ankle injury (Sports Illustrated) - Bills linebacker Keith Ellison is out indefinitely with a sprained ankle, and Coy Wire will replace him when Buffalo opens the season against Denver next Sunday.

Bills make final cuts (The Buffalo News) - Trent Edwards officially is the No. 2 quarterback of the Buffalo Bills, and Craig Nall didn't even make No. 3.

Bills' Butler wins starting guard spot (The Buffalo News) - The Bills announced that Brad Butler will be the starting right guard for the opener against the Denver Broncos. The second-year pro surprisingly beat out incumbent Duke Preston and Jason Whittle even though he missed most of training camp and the first three preseason games with a hamstring injury.

Jauron everything but alarmedafter Bills fall to Titans (Wellsville Daily Reporter) - ORCHARD PARK — Buffalo Bills’ head coach Dick Jauron used words like “disappointing,” “sluggish” and “concerned” when assessing his team’s play after Friday night’s 28-17 loss to the Tennessee Titans, but stopped short of saying he is “alarmed.”

Former Bandit Fred Jackson makes Buffalo Bills 53-man roster (OurSports Central) - Sioux City, IA - Today the Sioux City Bandits are pleased to announce that former player Fred Jackson has been named to the opening day roster for the Buffalo Bills of the National Football League (NFL). Jackson is the first player to advance from the UIF to an NFL 53 man regular season roster.

Bills lose linebacker Ellison (CBC via Yahoo! Canada News) - The Buffalo Bills have lost Keith Ellison indefinitely after the linebacker sprained his right ankle in the team's last preseason game.

Bills sign veteran DE Wallace (Wellsville Daily Reporter) - PITTSFORD — Facing a lack of depth on the defensive line, the Buffalo Bills signed eight-year veteran Al Wallace Tuesday after working him out Monday morning.

Losman said Bills accomplished goals in camp (Wellsville Daily Reporter) - PITTSFORD — The Denver Broncos might already be on the Buffalo Bills’ radar, but the team still has work to get done during the next 17 days.

Bills get younger, not deeper (Boston Globe) - Dick Jauron has no concerns that the Bills just got younger after announcing yesterday that rookie linebacker Paul Posluszny and second-year guard Brad Butler will start the regular season.