Campbell Injured: In the last day of workouts yesterday, Mark Campbell got hurt, he left the field with what appears to be a hamstring injury to his right leg. The extent is not known but he watched the last few minutes of practice with his leg heavily wrapped with ice. Ross Tucker did some work on his own as he recovers from his own leg injury. Terrence McGee also sat out with an undisclosed injury. Injury Page

Bledsoe Optimistic: The Bills wrapped up the organized team activity yesterday and the players now have off until the start of training camp on July 31st. Drew Bledsoe is very optimistic about the coming season saying at this point and time this team is as good as any he's been on. Bledsoe believes the changes that have been made will correct the problems from last season.

Mularkey Pleased: Coach Mularkey said he is very pleased with what the staff accomplished in the now completed organized team activity. He feels the players improved consistently throughout the four weeks. He felt Tuesday's practice was the best one they had all camp. He told the players to go home and be with their family and friends, he trusts that they will all continue to workout. He said the coachees will remain in contact with the players, so they don't lose what they've accomplished this off season. Mike Williams, Takeo Spikes, Pat Williams, Sam Adams, Izell Reese, Joe Burns, and Troy Vincent were the notable absences from the final workout. On a hole, the Bills had excellent attendance in the four weeks of voluntary workouts.

Gildon Would Be Role Player: Coach Mularkey said that if Jason Gildon wanted to become a Bills he would probably come as a role player. He would be used as a pass rushing specialist. He said they are serious about bringing him to Buffalo or wouldn't have brought him in for a visit. He said the exact role for Gildon is still being discussed.

Preseason Opener Live: The preseason opener against Denver on Sunday Aug. 15th at 7pm will also be the inaugural live broadcast by the NFL Network. The crew of Kenny Albert, Dan Fouts, and Terrell Davis will broadcast the game. The NFL Network will be showing every preseason game that is not being nationally televised by one of the broadcast partners. Only a handful of them will be live, and this game is one of only three that the fledging network will produce itself. Most games will be shown on tape delay. The Broncos game will be at Ralph Wilson Stadium and will be the debut of Mike Mularkey's head coaching career. The NFL Network is seen in 20 million homes, mostly on Directv.