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Top 300 Combined Offense / IDP Fantasy Football Rankings | ProFootballFocus.com
C.J. Spiller is the fifth overall player in this fantasy football projection. Fred Jackson is No. 121, while Stevie Johnson is No. 142. Mario Williams is the highest-rated Bills defender at No. 122 while several other Bills make the list.
2013 Fantasy Football Rankings & Projections - ESPN
Kevin Kolb is No. 31 and EJ Manuel is No. 32 in ESPN.com's fantasy football quarterback rankings.
If Nathaniel Hackett is going to protect his quarterbacks, he's going to ride his stud running back(s). That's the prevailing wisdom, at least, as the Buffalo Bills are put under the microscope for fantasy football season. Look to see Spiller come off the board in the first round of most fantasy drafts in 2013 with a new coordinator and coach in town.
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"The candidate most likely to push Alonso is Bradham. After spending most of his rookie season at strong side linebacker in a 4-3 system last year, Bradham has been working inside as well and made his share of plays."
Inside The Bills | New names added to Tradition Wall
"Among the many tasks on the offseason to-do list is the updating of the Bills Tradition Wall at the team facility. The wall features every player to ever play in a regular-season game for Buffalo, along with countless cornerstone moments in the franchise’s history – Super Bowls, AFL and AFC Championships, Hall of Famers, and the Comeback Game to name just a few." Pretty neat pictures.
Andy Dalton, Montee Ball among AFC's most important players - NFL.com
Mario Williams is Buffalo's most important player. Head inside to see why.
Nathaniel Hackett isn’t stressing about finding a No. 2 wide receiver | ProFootballTalk
"While the Bills, like all teams, are going to want to put their best players on the field whenever they can, there would be logistical problems with formations featuring just one receiver." Josh Alper opines on Hackett's "the five best guys will play" philosophy.