Price Hurts Toe: As if a sore knee wasn't enough to worry about for Marcus Price he now has a toe to worry about. He was the only injury from the Broncos game as he had to leave early with a toe injury. No word on the seriousness of it. He was replaced by Marques Sullivan. Injury Page.

Special Teams Superb: One unit that really stood out last night was the special teams. Bobby April's crew really did a good job in the returns game. Josh Reed was given the first shot at kick returns and had returns of 33 and 24 yards. The difference was that he was running behind many starters. London Fletcher had an explosive block to setup one return. Antonio Brown got his chance in the second half and exploded to a 49 yard return but the blockers were called for two holding penalties negating the return. Nate Clements had nowhere to run on his one punt return. It will be interesting to see if the Bills follow through and use starters when the season starts. Another special teamer who excelled after a weak camp so far was kicker Rian Lindell. He hit three field goals including a clutch 42 yarder to clinch the game with 1:49 remaining.

Players Who Hurt Themselves: In a game that was played very well, nobody really hurt themselves too much. Players that were quiet included Jason Gildon. If they can't find a way to fit him in the scheme he may not make the squad. One negative on Coach Mularkey was that there were 8 penalties, this is not unusual for a first preseason game, but it is something to work on. Antonio Brown may not have helped his cause since he was not returning kicks or punts until the second half. He did have a nice return that was called back by a penalty.

Players Who Helped Themselves: Besides the obvious players that helped themselves that we reported earlier, others stepped up and played well. Rashad Baker continued his strong campaign to make the team carry five safeties. He was a man among boys with the third string unit, as he was all over the place making plays. Ken Simonton played extensively in the second half and got the hard yards inside. He has the inside track on the third RB job. Both defensive ends, Ryan Denney and Chris Kelsay made plays as Denney had a pick and Kelsay had a sack. This race for the starting job is too close to call.

McGahee Helps Cause: Let the running back controversy begin! Willis McGahee had a stellar performance against the 2nd string defense of the Broncos while Travis Henry struggled against the top unit. Don't read too much into the media hype though. Henry is the number one guy. While McGahee did look good and he took a huge step towards his total recovery from his devastating knee injury, he did it against backups. He did show that he is ready to be that change of pace back this season. Josh Reed also helped his cause of holding on to a starting job as Lee Evans dropped the only pass that headed his way. J.P. Losman also shined against players that will not be in the league opening day but Travis Brown showed enough command of the offense to hold off the rookie.