Bills DE Schobel in no rush to collect roster bonus; still undecided on playing (The Canadian Press)

BUFFALO, N.Y. - Aaron Schobel is in no rush to collect his US$2 million roster bonus because the Buffalo Bills defensive end still hasn't decided on whether he'll come back for a 10th NFL season.

Bills DE Schobel still undecided on retirement (AP)

Aaron Schobel is in no rush to collect his $2 million roster bonus because the Buffalo Bills defensive end still hasn't decided on whether he'll come back for a 10th NFL season. The two-time Pro Bowl selection was due to be paid the roster bonus on Tuesday. Schobel remains a member of the Bills, but the payment remains on hold because there's a provision in his contract that he must...

Bills Team Report (Yahoo! Sports)

When it comes to quarterbacks, the Bills did due diligence at the Indianapolis Scouting Combine, meeting with Notre Dame's Jimmy Clausen and Oklahoma's Sam Bradford.

But by most indications, new GM Buddy Nix and coach Chan Gailey are inclined to let one of the three current quarterbacks on the roster emerge as their 2010 starter while other areas of urgent need are addressed.

With the crop of free agent quarterbacks thin as usual (free agency opened March 5) and the draft set for April 22-24 (Buffalo picks No. 9 overall), Gailey said the Bills are keeping all of their options open.

Option No. 1 is continuing to evaluate incumbents Ryan Fitzpatrick, Trent Edwards and Brian Brohm.

"Every team in this league that doesn't have an All-Pro quarterback or somebody...

The Shutdown Corner hypothetical mock draft, Part 1 (Yahoo! Sports)

For our second Shutdown Corner mock draft, we're going throw a couple semi-likely scenarios into the mix.

Bengals working out WRs T.O, Bryant (Yahoo! Sports)

The Cincinnati Bengals are working hard to bring in some new wide receivers. Yesterday the team was linked to...

Free agent OT Green agrees to three-year contract with Buffalo Bills (The Canadian Press)

BUFFALO, N.Y. - An expensive steak dinner he couldn't finish and an offer he couldn't refuse were enough to convince veteran offensive tackle Cornell Green to sign with the Buffalo Bills.

Free agent OT Green signs 3-year deal with Bills (AP)

An expensive steak dinner he couldn't finish and an offer he couldn't refuse were enough to convince veteran offensive tackle Cornell Green to sign with the Buffalo Bills. A night after being wined and dined by the Bills, Green signed a three-year contract on Monday, the team's first addition three days into the NFL's free agency period.

The Bills and Seahawks sign up for the Tim Tebow experience (Yahoo! Sports)

Tim Tebow, the kind-hearted quarterback with an iron will and a Nuke LaLoosh throwing motion, has already...

Tebow working out for Seahawks, Bills (Yahoo! Sports)

The Buffalo Bills and Seattle Seahawks apparently want to kick the tires around on University of Florida...

Under Shanahan, Redskins don’t make usual splash in 1st hours of free agency (The Canadian Press)

ASHBURN, Va. - Washington Redskins fans woke up to a new routine on the first day of free agency. There was no dramatic overnight deal with a marquee name, the biggest indicator yet of a change of philosophy now that Mike Shanahan is in charge.