Walker Happy To Be Part Of Organization On The Rise: Langston Walker said he did what he had to do by voiding the final years of his contract with the Raiders to become a free agent. Buffalo contacted his agent shortly after he voided his contract, who advised Walker to come to Buffalo and visit. He left 11pm Thursday night on the red eye, when he arrived he knew this was a good, positive organization on the rise that he's happy to be a part of. He was surprised to see two other free agent linemen in town, but now that they are all signed he's excited to get to work with them.

McNally Big Part In Bringing In Whittle: Jason Whittle said that Jim McNally is a big reason why he is a Bill. McNally was the OL coach of the Giants for much of Whittle's time there and they have a great relationship. He's excited to come back and play for him since he does a great job of taking what they learn in the classroom and transferring on to the field. Whittle said he's super excited to be in Buffalo. He left at 3am to come to Buffalo as he became the first free agent signing in the league. He will do whatever the coaches want from him. He will try to be a leader that teaches some of the younger guys and will play anywhere he's needed. He has long snapped in the past but hasn't done it in a few years. He's willing to do that if necessary in Buffalo. That is unlikely with Mike Schneck entrenched as the long snapper.

Dockery Excited To Be In Buffalo: Derrick Dockery said the Bills have always been one of his favorite teams and he felt it was a right fit for him as the Bills were one of the teams on the top of his list to visit. He's very excited about being in Buffalo, excited about the fans, and the community and he couldn't be any happier. Dockery is coming off what he feels was his best season by far in 2006 with the Redskins. He's excited to be working with the highly regarded OL coach Jim McNally. He can't wait to get to work with the new look line. Takeo Spikes is a good friend of his along with former Bill Mike Williams. They both said nothing but good things about Buffalo.

Bills Get Three Big Athletic Men: Dick Jauron said at a press conference yesterday that all three signings are not just big, they are all good football players, they are three good athletes who will upgrade the football team. He thinks Derrick Dockery has terrific size and athleticism at the left guard position, he plays hard every play with good technique, long arms and is great in pass protection and good in run blocking as well. Langston Walker has athleticism for a very big man who's 6'8". They are not sloppy men, they take care of their bodies. He felt Walker was solid snap after snap when watching film of him. He did his job on almost every play despite the porous line the Raiders had last year. On Jason Whittle, despite lack of playing time last year, Jauron feels he was very tough, tenacious, and smart. He knows how to play and really likes to play. He feels all three bring a lot to the meeting rooms, locker room, and the community. He said they have a very happy building even though their free agency isn't completely done. They feel really good about what transpired on day one.

Bills Spend Big Money: The Bills knew they needed to upgrade the offensive line and they put their money where their mouth was. The deal signed by Derrick Dockery is a seven year deal worth a whopping $49 Million, making him the highest paid Bill. Reports say he gets $18.5 Million in guaranteed money, including a $16 Million signing bonus. This is big money for a guard, he was arguably the best offensive linemen available on the market. The Bills also threw good money at Langston Walker, he got a five year deal for $25 Million. The team is looking to solidify the line for years to come. Despite the "cash to the cap" mentality the Bills say they aren't done yet in free agency and will look to add a defensive player. They are also still trying to re-sign two of their own free agents, Kiwaukee Thomas and Anthony Thomas. Ralph Wilson has doled out $32 Million in guaranteed money this offseason according to the Buffalo News calming fears that he was going to use the revenue sharing issue as in excuse not to spend money.

McGahee To Broncos? The latest rumor swirling around Willis McGahee has him going to Denver. The Broncos feel they can get McGahee with a third round draft pick.

Fletcher To Redskins: In a move that surprises nobody, London Fletcher is now a Washington Redskin. He signed a five year, $25 Million deal that includes $10.5 Million in bonuses. Fletcher is now reunited with Gregg Williams.