The Bills have agreed to terms on a five-year deal with rookie offensive lineman Eric Wood, according to a league source. Wood had missed the first four days of training camp, but is expected to sign and be in camp by the end of the week. Buffalo is also close to a deal with second-round pick Jairus Byrd, a cornerback from Oregon.

Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb was asked by reporters on Monday how he would improve Terrell Owens' new reality show. "By not having it," McNabb joked. "The T.O. Show" is just two weeks old and stars Owens, formerly of the 49ers, Eagles and Cowboys, and currently of the Bills.

The Bills have signed rookie guard Andy Levitre to a four-year deal. That leaves Buffalo with three unsigned rookies after two days of training camp. Levitre is expected to receive a little more than $1.8 million in guarantees, and the four-year deal is worth more than $3.2 million, according to ESPN.com's John Clayton.

Bills receiver Terrell Owens doesn't believe that the NFL should further penalize Michael Vick. "The Michael Vick situation, I think, is unfortunate," Owens told ESPN. "I think the way the commissioner is handling it is unfair to Michael Vick. I think he's done the time for what he's done. I don't think it's really fair for him to be suspended four more games. It's almost like kicking a dead horse in the ground. "A lot of the guys around the league need to speak up. I think the players' union needs to step in because the guy's already suffered so much, and to add a four-game suspension onto a two-year prison sentence, I mean, that's ridiculous." Sources claim that commissioner Roger Goodell will suspend Vick for four games. Owens called the possibility of an additional Vick suspension to start the season "ridiculous."

More than 5,000 turned out as Terrell Owens and the Bills opened camp on Saturday. "It adds a lot of excitement," Buffalo coach Dick Jauron said. "I don't know how [the attention] can be bad." The spectators attended the team's two practice sessions, and a majority of them were clearly there to see Owens.

Bills linebacker John DiGiorgio will miss the entire 2009 season after undergoing surgery on his right knee. The procedure repaired bone damage in the knee. He had the surgery two weeks ago, but agent Chris Murray told The Associated Press that the linebacker isn't expected to fully recover until January.

The Bills have given quarterback Trent Edwards a top-flight wide receiver and apparently more responsibility. Edwards will have full control of changing plays at the line of scrimmage, according to BuffaloBills.com. "He's got more on his plate, absolutely," said head coach Dick Jauron. Edwards is happy about the new power, and will likely control his own NFL destiny with the added duties. "I like it a lot," he said. "I like the system that we have in place right now. As a quarterback, it puts a lot of pressure on you. It adds a lot of responsibility in terms of getting your offense in the right play and the right call and that's enjoyable as a quarterback. You want the ball in your hands late in the game when the game is on the line, and every play on this field is like that."

J.P. Losman has decided to sign with the UFL's Las Vegas franchise. The team will be coached by Jim Fassel, and Losman immediately becomes the league's most well-known player. He opted for guaranteed playing time in the UFL over a reserve gig in the NFL. "I'm trying to get back on the field as soon as possible," Losman said. "I love the game. I want to play this game. I don't want to be [in the NFL] waiting for somebody to get hurt or not play well. "We're trying to have as much success as possible here, try to create some buzz ... and then go through [NFL free agency] again next year."

J.P. Losman said Tuesday night he has signed with the Las Vegas entry of the start-up United Football League, where he will be coached by former Giants boss Jim Fassel. He immediately becomes the league's marquee player, a former first round pick who was Buffalo's starting quarterback 33 times over the past four seasons. An unrestricted free agent, Losman had discussions with Denver and Carolina this past offseason, but the Broncos signed Chris Simms instead, while the Panthers decided to stand pat, according to an ESPN report.

Terrell Owens is ready to show the world a different side of himself in his reality television series. His eight-episode show is set to debut on VH1 Monday night. "Terrell you'll see pretty much on this show," Owens told Sports Illustrated. "It's pretty much to the 'T' of how I am. I mean, it's reality."