Fitzpatrick was scheduled to -- and will still -- make $3.22 million this season as he was in the final year of a three-year $7.4 million contract.

He will now receive a $10 million signing bonus on top of that. And in March, Fitzpatrick will receive a $5 million option bonus. Thus, within the next five months, he will add $15 million to his career earnings, dwarfing what has been already made.

Ryan Fitzpatrick sporting his FredEx Delivers tshirt.

Donald Jones sporting a Stevie tshirt.

Stevie doing some campaigning.

Take a step back and really look at Chan Gailey’s system in Buffalo, because Jackson is the key player in this offense. The RB has posted over 1,000 yards of total offense (721 rushing, 353 receiving) and has 6 TDs to go along with it. Jackson has shown top tier ability to cut back, exploit the second level of the defense and is a tough matchup for a SS/LB in the passing game. Take him out of that offense and we aren’t talking about the Bills as a first place team with a 5-2 record.

Buffalo's final seven opponents are currently 19-31. If the Bills win the next two games and lose three of their final seven, they finish 11-5.

Linebacker Nick Barnett has played 444 snaps this season; with the next-highest true linebacker on the team only having 109 snaps.

Eric Wood wearing a candian tuxedo before heading off to Toronto. Notice the fitzmagic shirt!

Chan Gailey describes the effects of the no huddle offense for the American Football Coaches Association. 

There are many reasons the Bills are one of the AFC’s breakout team at 4-2. The players know coach Chan Gailey’s system better, and Gailey, in his second year as coach, now knows how to use those players better. Wide receiver Stevie Johnson, running back Fred Jackson and Fitzpatrick have improved. The defense leads the league in forcing turnovers, including four interceptions of Tom Brady in the team’s come-from-behind statement win over the New England Patriots in Week 3.

Ryan Fitzpatrick is featured in The Onion. I think this means hes made it.

A brilliant set of Buffalo Bills interviews.

Thurman Thomas couldn't wait until Fred Jackson was done with his postgame press conference to give him a hug.

Up first let’s have a look at the teams, and see who are the top dogs?  Well if you follow us on twitter, it was mentioned that last week the Bills were top of the pile, and after that victory over the Patriots, nothing has changed.  They’re still at No.1 with just 12 total pressures given up, including just the one sack (Erik Pears to Tamba Hali).  That’s quite a turnaround for a unit that ranked 20th in the same category last year.

Chan Gailey is featured heavily on this week's NFL.com Locker Room MVPs.

The genesis of the goon squad.

Borrowing From Belichick, the Bills Use Receiver 'Knots' to Sow Chaos; Poof! You're a Fullback