Saints Interested In Troupe: ESPN is reporting that the Bills and the Saints are the two main competitors vying for the services of Ben Troupe. He visited Buffalo yesterday and left without a contract. As we reported earlier, he enjoyed his visit to Buffalo and seems to think he would fit in well.

Bills, Anderson Still Negotiating: ESPN's John Clayton is reporting that the Bills are still negotiating to bring Bryant Johnson aboard. He is one of the top free agent wide receivers left on the market and has received some interest from Chicago, Washington, and Tampa Bay as well. He feels Buffalo is a perfect fit for him but it will most likely come down to money. With the ridiculous 6 year, $55M contract Jevon Walker got from the Raiders, Johnson's price probably went up. Not to mention the price of a new contract for Lee Evans.

Anderson Visits: The Bills have confirmed that TE Courtney Anderson is the latest free agent to visit One Bills drive. He is in town today. Anderson brings tremendous size to the table as he is 6'6" and 270lbs. He is a pass catching tight end that used to be a wide receiver. He is a former 7th round draft pick of the Raiders in 2004. He caught 49 passes combined in 2005 and 2006. He has bounced around since then seeing playing time last year for Detroit and Atlanta.

McCree Deciding This Week: Marlon McCree said he will make a decision as to where he'll play this year by Thursday or Friday. McCree enjoyed his visit yesterday and ruled out playing for Cincinnati where he previously visited. He thinks the fact that his first secondary coach Perry Fewell is the defensive coordinator gave Buffalo the edge over the Bengals. He will visit with the Broncos today before making his decision between the two teams and possibly the Panthers. McCree plays both safety spots but is looking to play strong safety. If that happens, the Bills would likely move Donte Whitner to free safety which would put Ko Simpson on the bench.

Troupe Looking To Put Past Behind Him: Ben Troupe had a breakout year in 2005 with the Titans and has the prototypical size and speed the team is looking for from a tight end. His production has drastically declined over the past two years. He missed 10 games in 2006 with a foot injury and was third on the depth chart last year as Vince Young developed chemistry with the other tight ends. Troupe jokingly thanked the Titans for saving him for his next team in his press conference with the Buffalo media during his visit. He says he doesn't need to be a focal point, he just wants to be utilized as a blocker as well as a receiver. He has also visited with Tampa Bay.

McIntyre Would Fill Two Roles: If Corey McIntyre comes to Buffalo he would fill a need at fullback and would add to the special teams unit as well. He was the captain of the Falcons unit last year. He considers himself a nasty, get down, dirty guy who love to hit. In other words, a prototypical fullback. He didn't get a chance to showcase those talents much in Atlanta but said the Bills are looking at him equally for offense and special teams. This was his first visit and he has no other visits planned at this point. He's a restricted free agent so the Falcons would have the chance to match any offer he gets. If they don't match an offer they get no compensation since he was an undrafted free agent.

Murphy Re-Signs: The Bills re-signed one of their own free agents yesterday by agreeing to a deal with Matt Murphy. The former tight end converted to tackle last year and will complete that conversion this offseason as he bulks up for the position.

Webster To Pats: The Bills lost a second player to New England as Jason Webster signed with the Patriots yesterday. Sam Aiken signed with them on Monday. It was believed that the Bills would try to re-sign Webster since they are now down three cornerbacks from last year's team depleting the depth chart at the position.