Bills Add Rhodes: NFL.com is reporting that the Bills have agreed to a two year deal with free agent RB Dominic Rhodes. The former Colt ran for 538 yards last year. His signing gives them needed depth to get through Marshawn Lynch's three game suspension to start the year. It also sends a message to Fred Jackson who is unhappy with his contract situation. The deal reportedly is very incentive-laden. The Bills attempted to sign Rhodes in 2007 when he was on the market but failed as he signed with the Raiders.

Peters Deal Can Go Through Anytime: Pro Football Talk is reporting that Jason Peters passed his physical in Philadelphia. The only thing standing in the way of the trade is getting a new deal done. ESPN.com is reporting that talks are going very well. A deal wasn't expected before Sunday but it reportedly could become official at anytime. What is known is the Bills get the 28th overall pick in the draft. They also get the Eagles only 4th round pick the 121st overall. It is unknown exactly what the conditional pick they get is in 2010. It is reported to be a sixth round pick at most.

Bills Looking To Trade Kelsay? The Buffalo News is citing a league source that says the Bills are floating Chris Kelsay's name in a possible trade as they still may be targeting a defensive end with one of their two first round picks. The team may be looking to stockpile draft picks as they are now up to nine assuming the Jason Peters trade goes through ok. Besides Kelsay we reported last week that Roscoe Parrish could be on the trading block because of a logjam at wide receiver. Stay tuned to Bills Daily as it promised to be a busy week heading into the draft next weekend.

Bills Deal Peters: The Bills have agreed to a trade with the Eagles this afternoon. They will send Jason Peters to Philly for a 1st round pick and a 4th round pick this year along with a conditional pick next year reported to be a sixth rounder. The Eagles possessed 12 picks in the draft and desperately needed a tackle. The 1st round pick they gave Buffalo is the 2nd of their two opening round picks, the 28th overall. ESPN.com reports that the Bills could have received the 1 and a three this year but they held out for an extra pick. The deal will likely not be finalized today as it is contingent on Peters passing a physical and agreeing on a new contract. The Giants reportedly also interested in Peters. The deal reportedly got done last night after the Eagles contacted the Bills about Peters. Negotiaions on a new contract have already begun in Philadelphia and are expected to be finished quickly. What do you think of the deal? Take our poll on our homepage and let us know what you think.

Adding Games In Toronto Part Of Plan: The organizers of the Bills Toronto series confirmed to a Toronto newspaper yesterday that adding more games in Toronto is part of the plan and not just a hypothetical question asked in a survey a couple of months ago. Rogers Communications VP Phil Lind says that the Bills organization joins them in hoping for more games in Toronto. He said it is unknown now where and when it will happen. In amendment to the initial five year deal is possible.

Jackson's Agent Speaks Out: The agent for running back Fred Jackson spoke out in a statement to the Buffalo News yesterday. He was responding to comments made by Russ Brandon during the pre-draft luncheon on Wednesday. Brandon spoke about how the team really values high character guys. Jerry Douglas said in his statement, "we find the organization's comments regarding the importance of character very interesting given their position on Fred Jackson. I think it's a fair statement to say that during his three years with the Bills, Fred has demonstrated his high character and that he is second to none in that department, to say nothing of his on-the-field contributions. Yet the organization is not making a concerted effort to lock in Fred as part of the team's long-term future. Public statements are great as long as you mean what you say." Jackson is participating in the offseason conditioning program after staying away for the first couple of weeks. The going rate for a quality backup running back is around $2.5 Million a year.