Rams Sign Carrington: The Bills have lost their second unrestricted free agent in two days as Alex Carrington has agreed to a deal with the Rams.

Commissioner Statement: Roger Goodell released a statement on the death of the Bills owner, “Ralph Wilson was a driving force in developing pro football into America’s most popular sport. He loved the game and took a chance on a start-up league in 1960 as a founding owner of the American Football League. He brought his beloved Bills to western New York and his commitment to the team’s role in the community set a standard for the NFL. As a trusted advisor to his fellow league owners and the commissioner, Ralph always brought a principled and common-sense approach to issues. His lifelong loyalty to the game was instrumental in his richly deserved induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. We are grateful for his many contributions to the NFL and offer our heartfelt sympathy to the Wilson family.”

Team's Statement On Wilson's Death: CEO Russ Brandon released a statement for the owners meeting on the death of Ralph Wilson. "I speak for everyone within the Bills organization when I say that we are all suffering a deep and profound sadness with the passing of our Hall of Fame owner Mr. Wilson. We have lost our founder, our mentor, our friend, and this is a very difficult time for us all. We extend our deepest sympathies to his wife Mary, his daughters Christy and Dee Dee (Edith), his niece Mary and his entire family. Mr. Wilson had a relentless passion, a deep love for his Buffalo Bills, the City of Buffalo and the National Football League. He also loved the Bills fans and all of the people of Western New York who embraced the Bills. This incredible man was the personification of the Buffalo Bills. His life was grit, determination and resolve. He was bigger than life in many ways and yet he was the everyday man, driving his Ford Taurus to the local store and greeting everyone as they called out 'hi Ralph!' He will be greatly missed by those in our community whose lives he touched. Mr. Wilson was a man of true integrity, charisma and a hero in every sense of the word. His service to his country in the South Pacific in World War II is well documented. He was a pioneer in the American Football League. He was instrumental in forging the merger between the AFL and the NFL. Mr. Wilson will long be remembered as a man who was true to his word and did countless acts of kindness and generosity for so many, while never seeking the limelight in doing so. More than anything, he wanted to bring a Super Bowl Championship to Western New York. He wanted it for the players, the coaches and the franchise. But mostly he wanted it for the fans. No owner has wanted a title more for these reasons than Mr. Wilson. In the end, he was extremely proud that his Bills are the only team to have played in four consecutive Super Bowls. For those of us fortunate to have worked for him, we’ll miss his kindness, his insight, his leadership, but mostly his sense of humor. He possessed the unique ability to turn a negative into a positive. Our organization, our league, our community has lost a great man. Right now all of us are absorbing this tremendous personal loss. We are performing our day-to-day functions as we normally would. We understand our fans’ curiosity in wanting to know what the future holds for our organization and that will be addressed in the near future. But at this time, we are committed to honoring the life and legacy of Ralph C. Wilson, Jr., the man who delivered NFL football to Buffalo.”

Ralph Wilson Dies: The Bills announced that owner Ralph Wilson has passed away at the age of 95. The hall of fame owner kept the team in Buffalo against some tough odds in a small market. He helped keep the AFL afloat by loaning money to Al Davis to keep the Raiders afloat. This is a sad time for Bills fans as Wilson's passing puts the future of the organization up in the air. Many have felt that Jim Kelly would be the man to succeed him but he is in his own fight for his life. Tim Graham reports that Russ Brandon said Wilson passed away peacefully with his wife and daughter by his side. Our condolences go out to the Wilson family.

Marrone At Owners Meeting: Doug Marrone addressed the media from the owners meeting today and spoke on various topics. The coach confirmed what everyone already knew, that they will be a traditional 4-3 defense this year. The second linebacker in nickel situations is still up for grabs next to Kiko Alonso. The coach said that newly signed Corey Graham has a chance to replace Jairus Byrd at safety. Graham has played corner is entire NFL career. On the offensive side of the ball, he said they are not anywhere close to where they need to be.

No Comp Picks: The NFL announced the compensatory picks at the owners meeting yesterday and, as expected, the Bills didn't receive any compensatory picks. Teams get these extra draft picks when they lose more free agents than they gain. These picks are for free agents lost in the 2013 offseason. The Bills lost Andy Levitre and Chad Rinehart last year but signed Alan Branch, Manny Lawson, Kevin Kolb, and Doug Legursky to offset those losses. The draft selection spots are now finalized and the Bills will have picks number 9, 41, 73, 109, 149, 185 and 224 in the May draft.