Patriots still seeking identity

For the first time since 2002, Bill Simmons doesn't know what to expect from the Patriots.

Bills cut starting tackle Walker

Starting left tackle Langston Walker has been cut by the Bills.

Ask not for whom The Turk calls, he calls for thee

...or make room for more promising youngsters. And while one quasi-fantasy-relevant name did go (Dominic Rhodes, click here for my spin), most of the couple hundred players released this weekend were bit...

Buffalo Bills' Dominic Rhodes runs a drill during mandatory football minicamp on the practice field at Ralph Wilson Stadium in...

Agent: Bills release RB Rhodes

An NFL source confirmed the Bills have released running back Dominic Rhodes, one of their biggest offseason acquisitions.

Sep 3, 2009; Orchard Park, NY, USA; Buffalo Bills running back Dominic Rhodes (33) runs the ball against Detroit Lions safety Louis Delmas (26) in the 1st quarter of...

Owens unlikely to play Thursday

After missing three weeks nursing a sprained toe, Terrell Owens returned to practice Monday, raising hopes that his presence might spark a lifeless offense.

Michael Turner tops the list

Matthew Berry's personal fantasy football running back rankings for the 2009 NFL season

The TMR 200

Matthew Berry presents his personal fantasy football rankings for the 2009 NFL season.

Jackson should be ready for season

Bills running back Fred Jackson has a sprained left wrist, though the injury is not expected to prevent him from being ready for the start of the regular season.

Owens won't play vs. Steelers

Terrell Owens still isn't ready to play, and the Buffalo Bills have another concern after running back Fred Jackson aggravated a left thumb injury in practice.

Addai, Brown fight for playing time

Christopher Harris takes a closer look at the Colts' running back situation, and whether either Joseph Addai or Donald Brown will have a lot of fantasy value.

BUFFALO BILLS (Consensus division finish: 3rd)

Scott Boehm/Getty Images Wide receiver Terrell Owens has been sidelined by a sprained toe for much of the preseason. E...

Jackson's path leads to prime position

Fred Jackson has spent seven years playing everywhere from Iowa to Europe to prove he's got first-string NFL potential. In September, he hopes to make the most of a chance to be the projected starter -- at least temporarily -- in the Bills' backfield, Jeffri Chadiha writes.

Love/Hate: 2009 edition

Matthew Berry reveals his list of sleepers and busts for 2009, with his usual love/hate twist.