The Juice is going away for a long time , and that’s bad news for him. But guess what, Juice?

Buffalo Bills quarterback Trent Edwards was described as alert but still experiencing post-concussion symptoms Monday, leaving his status uncertain as the team enters its bye week. Coach Dick Jauron sidestepped questions regarding the quarterback’s health, except to say that Edwards showed up at the Bills’ headquarters a day after being slammed to the ground on the third play from scrimmage during…

Buffalo Bills quarterback Trent Edwards went down with a concussion on the third play of the game against the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday. Safety Adrian Wilson blitzed untouched and leveled the second-year quarterback, slamming him to the ground. Edwards, who had directed Buffalo to a 4-0 record, lay on the ground for several minutes before being helped to the sideline.

Having stuck it out through the tough times in Buffalo, receiver Lee Evans had no intention of leaving now that the Bills have begun to turn the corner with their fast start. Looks like Evans will be around for quite a while longer after Thursday, when he signed a four-year, $37.25 million contract extension that locks him up through 2012 and prevents the Bills from losing him to free agency this…

If Marshawn Lynch goes by something he calls `Beast Mode’ to describe his ability to plow through defenders, perhaps it’s time backup Fred Jackson got a nickname of his own. “Ha, ha. I really haven’t come up with anything,” Jackson said as the Buffalo Bills prepare to play at Arizona on Sunday. “The only thing that I’ve seen consistently is `Action Jackson.”‘ Jackson then paused before adding,…

Sparked by an offensive trio of stars, the undefeated Bills have made a habit of overcoming early adversity.

The Buffalo Bills shuffled fullbacks Tuesday by signing Corey McIntyre and releasing Darian Barnes. McIntyre, an unsigned free agent with three years of NFL experience, spent last season with Atlanta before his September release. He also played with Cleveland and New Orleans, and is regarded as a capable blocker and special teams player.

Take it from experience, Lee Evans could’ve written the book on `New and Imaginative Ways of Losing’ after his previous four seasons in Buffalo. The receiver had just about seen it all, from close losses to blowouts to helplessly watching his team squander an eight-point lead in the final 20 seconds against Dallas a year ago.

Ten talking points after Week 4 of the NFL season, including the undefeated Bills, the suddenly wide-open NFC and the lack of payoff so far for the Vikings’ investment in Jared Allen.

The Bills are 4-0 after avoiding a scare against the lowly Rams.