Buffalo Bills Circling the Wagons: Unofficial Depth Chart

Search for consistency at QB goes on for Bills

"Saturday night was supposed to bring some order to the Buffalo Bills’ quarterback situation.That’s what Rex Ryan was saying days before the Bills’ inter-squad scrimmage at their St. John Fisher College training camp.On Monday, however, the Bills’ coach sounded as if he wasn’t any closer to picking a starter than he was when the team hired him in January.“I think maybe I was looking for a little separation or somebody would rise to the occasion,” Ryan said. “But that really didn’t happen.”"

Buffalo Bills quarterback Matt Cassel gets Friday start vs. Carolina Panthers

"Matt Cassel appears to have the lead in the Bills quarterback battle after Rex Ryan announced he will get the start in the team’s first preseason game against the Panthers."

Bills release first depth chart

"he Buffalo Bills have released their first unofficial depth chart of 2015. But they’ve still not committed to a starting quarterback. Matt Cassel, EJ Manuel, and Tyrod Taylor are all listed as the “starter.”The same can be said for wide receiver where Percy Harvin and Robert Woods are all listed as the “number two” wideout, opposite Sammy Watkins."

Tyler Dunne’s practice report: Day Nine

"Many fans don’t catch the real football at Buffalo Bills training camp. Midway through practices, the skill-position players stay on the main field for 7-on-7 or other route-running drills as the offensive and defensive linemen trot to an adjacent practice field to hit.So with hundreds upon hundreds of fans following lackluster quarterback play from the bleachers, hardly anyone watched the full contact at this St. John Fisher College field.The drills rarely disappoint."

Bills‘ Duke Williams: ‘I expect to be the starter’

"Walking through a tunnel of fans at a fence shouting “Duke! Duke!”, Buffalo Bills safety Duke Williams made it clear. He might be a No. 2 now, but he sees that changing by Week 1 against the Indianapolis Colts.“Opening day,” Williams said. “I’m hoping to be the starter. I expect to be the starter.”This wasn’t the sight most expected.Williams played in 16 games last season — starting four, playing about 50 percent of the snaps — in finishing with 52 tackles, an interception and a forced fumble. Yet when camp broke, there was veteran cornerback Corey Graham playing safety next to Aaron Williams."