Bills Have Decisions to Make at Wide Receiver

Will Roscoe Parrish be back in 2012? The wide receiver position for Buffalo during the 2011 season was in constant flux thanks to the continuous injuries the group suffered. If you can remember back to training camp, the Bills actually traded away Lee Evans because they had too much talent at wide receiver. And at that time, it made sense: the Bills had six guys who had looked good in camp – Steve Johnson, David Nelson, Roscoe Parrish, Marcus Easley, Naaman Roosevelt, and Donald Jones. But this being the Bills, things quickly fell apart. Easley was diagnosed with a mysterious heart ailment and placed on IR (he’s been treated, thankfully, and he’ll be good to go for 2012). Unsurprisingly to anyone who’s not Roscoe Parrish, Roscoe Parrish got hurt (again) in Week 2 and was lost for the season. A few weeks later, Jones went down…and suddenly we got to see things like C.J. Spiller (a running back) and Brad Smith (a quarterback) playing WR full-time. Later, ...