Buffalo Bills Tickets

The Buffalo Bills made a major change this offseason, upgrading at wide receiver for a player that has been known to make big plays and implode teams.

Terrell Owens, cut by Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys, signed a one-year contract with the Bills to take his shenanigans and temper tantrums up north by the Great Lakes.

The Bills have had a top wideout for awhile now in Lee Evans, but never anyone on the opposite side of him that could take away some of the pressure to make plays.

Owens will take attention away from Evans....and the rest of the team. Quarterback Trent Edwards lobbied hard with Bills management to bring Owens to Buffalo, but I have a strange feeling he will be regretting those actions sometime over the course of the upcoming season.

Buffalo will need all the help it can get from T.O., especially early in the season. Running back Marshawn Lynch's latest run-in with the law has cost him the first three games of the regular season.

The Bills will play the AFC South and NFC South this year, which makes their schedule pretty difficult. There really isn't a terrible team in either of those divisions. The NFC South is always competitive, especially with Atlanta's re-emergence, and the AFC South is really strong with the Houston Texans being the worst team.

They also have to open the season at New England, which probably won't be too enjoyable considering the excitement over the return of quarterback Tom Brady.

The good news is that the two random teams they play are the Cleveland Browns and Kansas City Chiefs, which will both be very winnable games for the Bills.