Pegula To Bid On Bills: Adam Benigni reports for WGRZ-TV that Terry Pegula will indeed put in a bid to buy the Bills. The speculation began when Pegula closed on a deal to sell land for $1.75 Billion earlier in the week. Three sources with knowledge of the sale process confirmed to WGRZ that Pegula will put in a bid but the Sabres and Pegula would not confirm or deny. There is conflicting information on if Pegula will bid by himself or as part of a group. He certainly has the money to buy it by himself. In other ownership speculation, C. Dean Metropoulos, owner of the Pabst Brewing Co., is reportedly interested as well. He failed on a bid to buy the Jaguars in 2008 and it is unknown if he would keep the team in Western New York. He has been tied to the Los Angeles market in the past if he got a team.

OTAs Finish: The Bills wrapped up the OTAs with a practice that had to be moved inside after rain came pouring down midway through the workout. The defense was ahead of the offense throughout the entire 9 days of OTA workouts. Intensity picked up in the final day as there was more talking back and forth. Doug Marrone said they made a lot of improvement in the little things and installed a lot of the offense. The main thing is they need to retain what they learned so it won't go for naught. They accomplished what they were trying to do with the team building exercise yesterday. He is really excited about the mandatory minicamp. He said he has spoken to Marcell Dareus everyday since he's been gone and he has texted with Alan Branch and Manny Lawson. He expects all three in town next week for the three day minicamp. Looking at the volume of the offense they have installed which is pretty much everything the coach is really excited where EJ Manuel is since they have put so much on his plate. He is getting ready to take the next step. Despite the fact the offense hasn't looked smooth by all accounts the coach is real happy where it is right now.