EJ Manuel Loses Starting QB Job; Kyle Orton Named Bills Starter

Can Orton lead Bills out of slump? Photo Credit: Mike DiNovo/USA Today Sports
 

Buffalo Bills Head Coach Doug Marrone announced that he has made a switch at the quarterback position, naming veteran quarterback Kyle Orton the starter for Week 5 against the Lions.

By: Michael Hanley

NFL: The Cleveland Browns Finally Get A New Head Coach

Meet Mike Pettine, new head coach of the Cleveland Browns. Photo credit NFL 

by J.T. 

Out of all the head coaching vacancy's, the Browns was the one position that seemed like it would never get filled. Coaches stayed away for that spot like it was the plague. After their former HC got fired after one year who could blame them?

NFL: How many lives does Matt Flynn have?

by J.T. 

Matt Flynn back in position to start for Packers. Photo credit NFL 

I know some people are looking at the title of this article and they are saying who gives a flying fill in the blank of whatever you want to say there. Some people probably are laughing with me because they know I pay close attention to the whereabouts of Mr. Flynn.

NFL: The Matt Flynn Effect

by J.T.

Matt Flynn starts over again, this time
with the Buffalo Bills. Photo credit NFL 

Matt Flynn was released this week by the Oakland Raiders. This comes as a surprise being that the Raiders traded for the Quarterback this off season with plans of him being the starting QB. It seems harsh, but don’t be sad for Matt because his pockets have been laced salute to him for that.

NFL: Buffalo Bills and Jairus Byrd Negotiation Analysis

by Chad Jones

Will the Buffalo Bills sign Jairus Byrd?

The 2009 2nd Rounder is one of the premier safeties in the league. At 26, he's entering his Prime and looking to be paid accordingly. The Bills applied the One Year Franchise Tag, which will pay $ 6.92 Million for the 2013 season. All longterm extension talks have stagnated, with both sides far apart. It appears on the surface to be a money issue, but it's related to a multitude of other factors. 

NFL Fantasy Football: IDP Sleeper Da'Norris Searcy

by Arif Hasan

Da'Norris Searcy. Photo credit BuffaloBills.com

When putting together a fantasy team in an IDP league, it’s not unwise to dip into the same well twice. While grabbing a receiver and a quarterback from the same team can multiply the impact of variability, having two IDP players from the same team can often produce the opposite effect—if they are both high performers, one will likely make up for the missed production of another, and smooth out spikes and troughs in production. Shared IDP players will produce stability.