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May 06, 2008

Bills cut rookie LB

The Bills released Notre Dame linebacker Joe Brockington, who was an undrafted free-agent signee last week. He went through the three-day rookie minicamp last weekend. The Bills had three other rookie free-agent signees. They now have nine linebackers on the roster. We'll see if they close a deal with veteran free agent Donnie Spragan, who they've had talks with the past week. He'd add bulk and depth to the strong side.

---Mark Gaughan

Posted at 02:28 PM in Bills |

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