Web Rumblings: Buffalo Bills News, 1/21

Inside The Bills | Fan Friday 1-20
Chris Brown addresses questions on Top 10 pass rushers, replacing Stevie Johnson, adding a big-name receiver on top of Stevie (and it will be a free agent, not a rookie), and Brad Smith's future as a quarterback for the Bills.

Williams grows into Bills' role - The Buffalo News
"However, in nine games he managed to play about 42 percent of the total defensive snaps for the year. He made 32 tackles, had one interception and defensed five passes."

Previewing AFC East salary cap - AFC East Blog - ESPN
"The Bills are looking pretty good entering free agency. General manager Buddy Nix says the team will spend to the cap this year. The first order of business is deciding on Johnson's future."

Bills assistant joins Jaguars staff - BuffaloBills.com
"Bills head coach Chan Gailey will have another position to fill on his coaching staff. On Friday assistant offensive line coach Bobby Johnson accepted a tight end coaching job with Jacksonville, under their new head coach Mike Mularkey."

Bills Focus: Will Reed's Wait Be Over? - BuffaloBills.com
Is this finally the year the former Bills WR makes the Hall of Fame?

Inside The Bills | Bledsoe holds respect for Buffalo
"I had a great time in Buffalo," he said. "I really did. The fans in Buffalo are ultra-loyal. Having that rivalry for a bunch of years where they didn’t like me and I didn’t like them, going there and being welcomed like I was and playing there for a few years, I really enjoyed it. I have some great affection for that organization and particularly for the fans of Buffalo. I wish them all the best."

Dexter Daily Statesman: Dexter native hired as coach in Buffalo (01/20/12)
All the background info on David Lee - the new Bills quarterbacks coach - you could want.

NFL.com Blogs - Three and out: Bills going backfield committee
Michael Fabiano laments the two-headed monster replacing Fred Jackson's fantasy value.

Buffalo Bill encourages healthy living | WIVB.com
"Defensive end Alex Carrington is teaming up with Tops Friendly Markets to deliver a simple message: eat healthy and stay active."