The Bills, losers of five of their last six games and four in a row, are still harboring hopes of snapping a nine-year playoff drought.
And while anything is possible with six games remaining, a more immediate goal for this suddenly .500 team (5-5) is figuring out quarterback Trent Edwards' troubles and getting their rebuilding project back on track.
Because if Edwards can't show again the strides he was making as a rookie and through the first six weeks of this season, it's back to square one for Buffalo. And nobody wants to see that.
"He's got to learn. Every time out is just a learning experience for him," offensive coordinator Turk Schonert said Wednesday as the Bills returned to work after Monday night's gut-wrenching 29-27 loss at home to the Cleveland...