Levy On Trade: Marv Levy discussed the trade of Willis McGahee on the team's website today. He said they talked to several teams and several were interested in him. They made the deal that was in their best interest and he feels both teams got what they want. He also wished Willis well. There was an agreement to move on at the running back position but they weren't going to do it without getting proper value for McGahee and he feels they got a really meaningful return by getting three picks. He feels having four picks in the first 100 gives the team some flexibility on draft day. The coach is hopeful in retaining the services of Anthony Thomas. He also thinks Shaud Williams is a good change of pace back and the coaches are high on Fred Jackson who was on the practice squad last year. He also said they are looking in to bringing someone else in from free agency and/or the draft.

Safety In For Visit: The Bills had a visitor from the defensive side of the ball today for the first time in the free agency period. Panthers free agent free safety Kevin McCadam was in town today. He's a six year veteran and a former fifth round draft pick by Atlanta where he played four seasons. He's a quick player and is considered a valuable special teamer.

Bills Want Two Back System: Dick Jauron was on Sirius NFL Radio today and had many interesting tidbits. He feels the Willis McGahee trade is one that works for both teams and he's happy about it and wishes Willis well. He spoke of the fact that the Bills want to go in the direction of using two running backs in their offense. This is the latest fad in the league and it has been very successful. With Shaud Williams the lone back left on the roster chances are the Bills will sign one of the veteran free agents and draft a running back in day one of the draft. He spoke highly of Dominic Rhodes, saying he has an engaging personality and is a powerful, fast runner. He also had nice things to say about Corey Dillon, who he views as an experienced, solid back. The visit with Chris Brown went well according to the coach.

Crowell Likely To Move Inside: In the Sirius radio interview Jauron also said that a decision on where Angelo Crowell will play hasn't been finalized yet but a move to the inside to replace London Fletcher is a very good possibility since he can play all three backer positions, and play them well. Also on the LB front, Jauron said that Takeo Spikes' status has not changed, he remains a starting outside linebacker on the depth chart. He did qualify it saying that you don't know what will happen and he doesn't feel Spikes ever made it back 100% last year but he may make it back in the future.

Whittle To Start? The popular assessment of the signing of Jason Whittle was that he would fight Duke Preston at left guard. In his interview with Sirius NFL radio, Dick Jauron sounded like he has Whittle penciled in as a starter and Preston as a backup along with the three linemen drafted last year.

Coach Would Like Kiwaukee Back: Dick Jauron also said in his Sirius interview that he would like to get Kiwaukee Thomas. He's an unrestricted free agent that wants to play closer to home down south. He is visiting with the Detroit Lions this week. Jauron said he's happy to have Jabari Greer back and the look for him to step up at the cornerback position. He also feel Ashton Youboty is very young and still needs time to grow into the position.

Bills Trade McGahee: The Bills and Ravens have completed a deal that sends Willis McGahee to Baltimore. The Bills get Baltimore's third and seventh round picks this year and a third round pick next year. The Ravens and McGahee are negotiating a new contract and the Titans were also reportedly interested in McGahee. The running back fell out of favor with the Bills this offseason and the trade was a preemptive strike against losing him for nothing at all next year when he is due to become a free agent. It also avoids a potential holdout in training camp. The Bills will now turn their attention towards signing at least one veteran running back. Three of them have been in Buffalo this week for visits.

More On McGahee To Ravens Talk: Reports out of Baltimore say that the Ravens are trying to reach an agreement on a contract extension with Willis McGahee. That appears to be an important cog in a trade being reached as McGahee is in the final year of his contract with the Bills. Reports also speculate that a deal may be done by the end of the week and that the Bills may have the upper hand in negotiations. With Jamal Lewis signing with the Browns, the Ravens have lost some leverage in trade talks. It is thought that a third round pick may get McGahee before, but it may cost a 2nd rounder at this point. Stay tuned, we will be on top of this story right here on Bills Daily.