Gailey Pleased With Pass Protection: Chan Gailey addressed the media after the game and adjusted to a passing attack after the Bengals bottled up the run early. The coach would not say Trent Edwards is the starter but did say it will likely end up like the depth chart says it is right now. He knows they have a lot to get better at everywhere but they did some good things. They need to make adjustments quicker and need to start faster especially on defense. The coach was very pleased with how it went with Eric Wood and Demetrius Bell who both seem to be gaining football stamina back. He liked the play of Edwards and thought the pass protection after the first series was very good. He was very happy with the progress they have made in that area. He feels Roscoe Parrish will contribute the more he plays and will be a good weapon. He feels David Nelson has been a very pleasant surprise.

Edwards Having Fun: Trent Edwards thought they were pretty balanced offensively. He thought the offensive line opened up holes for the running game and did a good job against Cincinnati in pass protection as they brought a lot of heat. Edwards thinks they are finding a rhythm and hitting holes harder. Edwards says he's having a lot of fun back there but doesn't feel he is more confident and doesn't want to get ahead of himself. They do need to fix the mistakes they made.

Spiller Scores Twice As Bills Beat Bengals 35-20: If it keeps going like it has in the preseason fans may start worrying about the defense instead of the offense. The first team offense scored three first half touchdowns including scoring runs of 20 and 1 yards from C.J. Spiller. Roscoe Parrish caught a 12 yard pass from Trent Edwards who sewed up the starting quarterback job tonight. The defense allowed two Carson Palmer touchdown passes before he gave way to the second team. The defense bore down at that point and gave up just two more field goals as the Bills won 35-20. Ryan Fitzpatrick came in and steered this ship very well. Fitzpatrick hit David Nelson for a 20 yard score. Reggie Corner put the exclamation point on in this game with a 21 yard interception return for a score in the fourth quarter. The team came out of the game ok injury wise it appears. Injury Page.

Who Helped Themselves: C.J. Spiller ran for two touchdowns and accounted for 46 of 71 yards the team had in their successful two minute drill just before halftime to get the lead. He was electrifying as he had 52 yards rushing and 33 yards receiving. He would have had more but had two huge negative runs. He seemed to learn from and started going more North and South after those plays. If there was ever any doubt that Trent Edwards was the starting quarterback for this team there isn't one anymore as he played his best game of the preseason and led the team to three first half touchdown drives. He had a QB rating of 122.9 going 13 of 17 for 153 yards and a touchdown pass to Roscoe Parrish. Chan Gailey said earlier in the week that Parrish would become a bigger part of the offense and if this game is any indication he means it. Parrish had four catches for 56 yards and the score. Ryan Fitzpatrick was the second QB in and played very well and may have locked up the backup job, he finished 6 of 9 for 77 yards. Aaron Maybin had two sacks and forced an intentional ground penalty. Arthur Moats had two tackles for loss and a forced fumble, three tackles in all.

Who Hurt Themselves: The first team defense looked lousy again and there is real concern about the first team defense. They are struggling with the transition to the 3-4 defense and gave up big runs just like they used to in the 4-3. Another concern is the coverage units that gave up two long kickoff returns by Pacman Jones who averaged over 38 yards on three returns. C.J. Spiller didn't hurt himself as he was electrifying in this game as a runner but his pass protection and blitz pickup were pretty bad. Cornell Green really struggled in pass protection and they only ran successful his way once. Brian Brohm hurt himself by not getting into the game until late in the fourth quarter. He threw only one pass and it was an overthrown bomb. .

Williams Sits: The Bills will get a good, long look at their top rookies with the first team in tonight's preseason game. Kyle Williams will not play tonight so Tyrell Troupe will start in his place. C.J. Spiller has already been with the ones since Marshawn Lynch and Fred Jackson went down with injuries. Williams isn't playing because he has missed practice time this week after getting nicked up against Indy. Other lineup changes tonight include Chris Ellis starting for the injured Reggie Torbor instead of Aaron Maybin. George Wilson continues to start for Jairus Byrd.

Bills Ready For Bengals: The Bills play their only Ralph Wilson Stadium preseason game tonight at 6:30 against Terrell Owens and the Cincinnati Bengals. T.O. said he's excited to be back in Buffalo and had good times in town and keeps in touch with many players, staff, and front office people. Topping that list is Ryan Fitzpatrick, his recommendation to his former team helped Cincinnati decide to sign Owens. We will be tweeting commentary throughout the game tonight and have our usual list of who helped themselves and hurt themselves after the game.