Everett Not Evaluated: The Bills were suppose to have new information on the seriousness of the knee injury to rookie Kevin Everett. Coach Mularkey said that they will not evaluate the injury until the swelling goes down. They hope that will happen early next week. They are holding out hope that it is not a season ending injury.

Mularkey Playing It Safe: Coach Mularkey said he is being safe with some players and not pushing them if they have slight strains. Ryan Neufeld is being held out with a slight groin strain. Lauvale Sape was being held out with a slight calf strain. Josh Reed was being held out of practices because of a back problem. The coach cautioned that know jobs are won or loss on draft day or this mini camp. The coach thought Roscoe Parrish made some good plays during the third down practice this morning and the red zone work in the afternoon. The coach feels he will get more production once he gets more comfortable but he made some good plays. The coach feels Tim Anderson is much more comfortable and has put in extra work this offseason showing up very early. Injury Page.

Preston Prepared For The Pros: Duke Preston said his challenge right now is to get the playbook down but he is sure it will come. He said he's really excited to learn from Jim McNally since he has so much knowledge and a great personality. He said he's trying to get acclimated to all the terminology but the scheme is very similar to Illinois and his college system has helped him prepare for playing in the pros. He said his job is to be ready to go whenever his number is called.

Gandy Gets First Shot At Left Tackle: Mike Gandy said everyone has made his transition to Buffalo very easy as everyone has been open and friendly to him. He feels his injury problems are behind him and he hopes only good is ahead of him as he tries to help the Bills to make a Super Bowl run. He said he has confidence to play in any position and situation the team puts him in. The coaches are confident in him and he will do the best he can. He right now is getting reps with the first team at left tackle.

Everett On Crutches: Kevin Everett was on the practice field for the Bills today, unfortunately he was on crutches. No word yet on the seriousness of his injury. Coach Mularkey is expected to know more later today. Injury Page.

Mularkey Runs Fast Paced Walkthrough: Coach Mularkey said he doesn't know the extent of the injury to Kevin Everett but it is a twisted knee. The coach was real pleased with the work of J.P. Losman. He saw him make some adjustments on line calls and fixed some things. He threw some good balls but was late on a few. He had good command. They had a blitz drill, which is very rare on the first day of minicamp. The walkthrough was quickly paced as they wanted an up tempo approach. He called these practices very, very important. They will go through every player at every position on Tuesday and see what adjustments need to be made. He felt all the rookies looked like they belong in the league.

Matthews Not At Camp: Shane Matthews will not be at the minicamp since he hasn't officially signed his new one year contract. He is expected to participate in the organized team activities next month.

Losman Has Offense Down: J.P. Losman spoke to the media after his first practice as the starting quarterback. He was excited to hit the field and feels like he has everything down pat after studying all offseason. His teammates are excited for him and have been supportive. The hardest thing for Losman has been waiting to get on the field, he knows he has the offense down and just wants to show it. He calls it a huge difference from last year to this year and it was fun to show the players. He said he works real hard and won't stop now that he is the starter.

Everett Comfortable Before Injury: Before his injury Kevin Everett talked to the media. He said he feels real comfortable in Buffalo with Willis McGahee around. He's trying to get the little things down as the terminology is different than he's used to. He was going over players with Roscoe Parrish on Thursday night which made it easier to learn.

Parrish Thinks Game Is Fast: 2nd round pick Roscoe Parrish called the pace fast in his first NFL workouts on Friday. He's working on not thinking too much so he doesn't make too many mistakes. He said he studied last night to get the plays down. He's excited that he has a few Miami guys with him on the team. Parrish expects to learn a lot from Eric Moulds.