Bills wide receiver Lee Evans admitted that his style is different than Terrell Owens, his new teammate. "It's not that I don't celebrate. Sometimes I get excited. But I'm not about to do a dance or anything like that," Evans said. "I think it'll be great because he definitely brings a lot of attention. But I don't know if it's something that's going to revolutionize me and what I do." Evans doesn't believe that there is anything wrong with T.O.'s infamous celebratory antics. "Sometimes, they say, opposites attract," Evans said.

Marshawn Lynch has looked quick in and out of his cuts in the OTA setting thus far, which is even more impressive after he informed the media that he?s added more than 10 pounds of muscle to his frame. ?I bulked up to about 230 and put some mass on,? Lynch said. ?We?ll see how that?s going to work. I haven?t lost a step. I feel pretty much the same.? The Bills feature back was listed at 215 pounds last season, so 15 pounds is a significant gain even for a well put together back like Lynch. But even he?s not sure he?ll be able to maintain it coming out of training camp in August. ?Probably during the season it?ll be pretty hot so it probably won?t stay on,? said Lynch. ?I don?t know if you put on weight to add years to your career, but it was something different for me.?

Trent Edwards spent more than 20 minutes throwing passes to wide receivers Terrell Owens and Lee Evans after the Buffalo Bills completed a 90-minute session of organized team activities Wednesday. The purpose of the extra work was to improve Edwards? timing with his top wideouts. It was especially beneficial for Edwards and Owens to get a better feel for each other. ?Well, I think it?s very, very important, especially for me being new to the system,? Owens said. ?Obviously, I have to get used to the way he throws the ball and he has to get used to my body language as far as when I?m going in and out of cuts. We?re just trying to get a sense of timing and some chemistry and just working through some routes we?re going to be running throughout the course of the year.?

Buffalo cornerback Terrence McGee hurt his right arm while trying to cover Terrell Owens in practice on Wednesday. The pair went up for a pass in the workout, with McGee ripping the ball away from Owens. They both fell to the ground, with Owens partially landing on McGee. "It was just a competitive play," Owens said. "He did what he was trying to do to break it up, and I was trying to make a play on it." Bills coach Dick Jauron didn't have an update on the injury following the 90-minute practice.

Legendary Bills quarterback Jim Kelly sees this as a make-or-break year for the franchise, which has three consecutive 7-9 seasons. "The pressure's on. The pressure's on [coach] Dick [Jauron]. The pressure's on Turk Schonert, the offensive coordinator. They got the people that they need," Kelly said on Sirius NFL Radio. "They got some receivers. They got a couple of good running backs. That good, solid offensive line, I think, should jell this year. "So they have no excuses. It's time to show up, or just pack your bags, and there's going to be a lot of changes."

Terrell Owens practiced with his new Buffalo teammates for the first time on Monday. Owens attended his first workout with the team in front of roughly 12 television cameras. "This is nothing," Owens said with a smile. "I played in Philly, played in Dallas, this is light." The wide receiver was at practice on time and stretched with his teammates.

Buffalo fullback Corey McIntyre has been arrested on accusations he fondled himself outside a woman's home in Florida. McIntyre was arrested Thursday and charged with exposing sexual organs, but the incident reportedly happened two months ago. McIntyre's agent, Brett Tessler, says his client is "guilty of absolutely nothing" and looks forward to proving the accusations false.

Backup running back Fred Jackson received a contract extension from the Bills earlier this week, and the financial numbers have been revealed. Jackson's base salaries over the four years are $500,000 this year, $1.195 million in 2010, $1.625 million in 2011 and $1.830 million in 2012. He received a signing bonus of $1.1 million and is scheduled to get another $650,000 bonus. He is due a $250,000 reporting bonus in 2010 and gets workout bonuses of $50,000 each year of the deal. With other incentives the total value of the extension is $7.5 million.

Bills running back Marshawn Lynch has filed an appeal with the NFL contesting his suspension without pay for the first three games of the season. The NFL confirmed Thursday that an appeal was filed, but did not provide details, including when the appeal might be heard. Lynch's agent, Doug Hendrickson, did not return phone and e-mail messages. Lynch was suspended last month for violating the league's personal conduct policy after he pleaded guilty in March to a misdemeanor gun charge in Los Angeles. He was sentenced to 80 hours of community service and three years' probation.

The Bills signed backup running back Fred Jackson to a four-year contract extension on Wednesday. Jackson played at Division III Coe College and spent a few years playing in the U.S. Indoor Football League. "I traveled a road that not a lot of people take or will take," Jackson said. "I'm happy that I took the road, because I'm appreciative for being here and being able to have had the success that I have had." The financial details were not known as of Wednesday afternoon. "It let me know where I stand with the team," the running back said. "I thought it would be done a lot sooner than it actually was. It wasn't, but we're here now. I could just focus on playing football now."