OTA Wraps: The third week of the OTAs wrapped up with a workout this morning. J.P. Losman returned on Thursday. Darian Barnes returned on Friday. Josh Reed was sidelined with a twisted knee that didn't appear too serious. Spencer Johnson spent his second straight week on the sidelines but should return from a pulled hamstring next week. Robert Royal, Mike Viti, and Tim Massaquoi remain sidelined. Aaron Schobel, Marshawn Lynch, Lee Evans, Jabari Greer, Melvin Fowler, and Jason Peters weren't in attendance. The OTAs finish up with two days of voluntary work next Monday and Tuesday followed by the mandatory mini camp next Wednesday through Friday. Dick Jauron said he expects Peters to attend the mandatory camp but has not spoken to the player.

Cops Think Lynch Was Driving: As the day went on today the news kept getting worse for Marshawn Lynch. Police now say they believe Lynch was driving the vehicle involved in the alleged hit and run accident. They called it a natural assumption that Lynch was driving the car because of all the facts of the case. They expect to resolve the case by early next week despite not getting any cooperation from Lynch. The running back missed his first OTA practice on Friday for what Coach Jauron called an unrelated personal issue.

Lynch Driving? The Buffalo News reports today that a source says a witness told police that Marshawn Lynch was indeed driving the vehicle that was involved in the hit and run incident early Saturday morning. The witness reportedly came forward in the past two days. Reports also say that two other people were in the car and that two Bills players were seen with Lynch earlier. It is believed that Lynch was not alone in the car. Witnesses say that two other Bills players were seen with Lynch on Chippewa street but it is not known if they were in the car with Lynch or not.

Lynch In Car: Erie County District Attorney Frank Clark is calling Marshawn Lynch a "principle suspect" in last week's alleged hit and run incident. He said the player was in the car when the incident occurred. There were other people in the car at the time and it is still unclear whether or not Lynch was driving, Clark told AP. The DA is frustrated by Lynch's lack of cooperation but says he will find out who was driving the car. Lynch's attorney said the player is cooperating. The DA is open to a plea deal and says charges will be filed when they know who was driving.

Browns Game Soldout: With one less regular season home game and the best season ticket count since 1993 it appears tickets will be tougher to come by this year and that is appearing true. The Bills announced yesterday that the Monday night game against the Browns is already soldout with individual game tickets not going on sale for another month. The opener against the Seahawks is also nearing a sellout with just limited tickets available. A long line of season ticket holders were at the stadium on Thursday which was the first day season ticket holders can buy extra individual game tickets. You can still get tickets for all games if you buy season tickets.