Bills wide receiver Terrell Owens believes that he's as good as Jerry Rice. "I know hands-down I'd be close to Jerry Rice's records if I had been with quality quarterbacks like he had," Owens said. "He had Joe Montana and he finished with Steve Young. That wasn't a dropoff. Say I had been with a guy like Tom Brady, Peyton Manning or Drew Brees all of my career. Are you kidding me?"

Sources close to Michael Vick say that the Eagles quarterback is intent on starting for a team in 2010. The same sources fully expect him to play elsewhere next season. According to NFL.com's Jason La Canfora, teams to keep a close eye on include Buffalo, St. Louis, Carolina, Oakland and Jacksonville.

The Bills are expected to hire Cardinals running backs coach Curtis Modkins as their offensive coordinator. According to radio station XTRA-910 AM in Phoenix, new Buffalo head coach Chan Gailey is starting to fill out his staff.

Michael Vick has been linked to the Bills in the past and the hiring of Chan Gailey as the team's new head coach has only fed into rumors. Gailey used Reggie Ball as a four-year starter when he was coach at Georgia Tech. Ball was a runner first and a passer second. Michael Lombardi writes that Vick appears to be the kind of quarterback Gailey will look for.

Dan Reeves is interested in joining Chan Gailey's coaching staff in Buffalo. Reeves has told WIVB-TV in Buffalo that he would not rule out coming to work on Gailey's staff. "He hasn't reached out to me," Reeves said, "but I coached him in Little League and he might give me a chance. He might come back and try to see if I could help him out."

Chan Gailey will likely hire an offensive coordinator, but he will call the plays for Buffalo in the first season. "If you want to get it the way you believe it needs to be done from the start, then you need to do it," he said. Gailey was noncommittal about the quarterback situation between Ryan Fitzpatrick and Trent Edwards, but Gailey said he needs time to study the players on film before making an honest evaluation of them. "I know both guys have had some success playing in the NFL, but they have not done it for a length of time with consistency," Gailey said. "Can they? We're going to decide that."

The Bills have officially hired Chan Gailey as their newest head coach. Gainey's first run as a head coach in the NFL included two rough seasons in Dallas. "I can't say anything to change anybody's mind. All I can do is go try to help us win football games," Gailey said. "We win football games, everybody's minds will be changed, right?"

Chan Gailey is expected to be hired as head coach of the Bills this week, according to league sources. Gailey was ousted as the Chiefs? offensive coordinator before the start of the season. Gailey has met twice with the Bills, and sources close to other Buffalo candidates are under the belief that he will get the job soon. Vikings defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier had been a top candidate, but a source close to him said that Frazier expects Gailey to land the job. Gailey was briefly head coach of the Cowboys.

Minnesota defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier wasn?t talking about the Bills coaching job following the Vikings' win over Dallas. ?The only thing I?m really focused on right now is the NFC Championship game,? said Frazier when asked if he?s heard from the Bills. ?In the meantime, enjoy this for a little bit then on Monday we got to get ready for that NFC Championship game.?

CBS football insider Charley Casserly reported on the NFL Today pregame show that the Bills not only interviewed Stanford's Jim Harbaugh, they offered him the job, which he didn't accept.