Looking at the upcoming NFL season, How will the Buffalo Bills stack up this year? They ended their preseason by getting shut out by Detroit 23-0, but maybe their luck will change this year after signing Cowboys backup Kyle Orton. The Bills finished last in the AFC East last year, but they're looking to tool up.
Although the Bills' lineup looks largely like it should, there were a number of undrafted free agents who got their hearts broken when they missed the final cut (via ESPN):
"Well, I guess that's why they call them long shots. The Bills didn't have any undrafted free agents make their 53-man roster, which contributed to this category being 100 percent accurate."
With the addition of Kyle Orton, though, the Bills might be going for experience over youth (via USA Today):
"Orton is a nine-year veteran, who spent the past two seasons with Dallas. Orton was cut by the Cowboys in mid-July after he skipped the team's offseason workouts amid reports that he was considering retirement."
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