Harris was released by Buffalo on September 5 after originally joining the team as an undrafted free agent in April. The two-time captain at Temple appeared in every game of his collegiate career with 43 starts and earned All-Mid-American Conference accolades twice.  The 6-2, 213-pound defensive back was the recipient of The Owl Award in 2009 as Temple’s most valuable player.

 Hubbard was released by Oakland on August 31 after spending the 2009 season on the Raiders’ practice squad. The 6-2, 225-pound Wisconsin product originally entered the NFL as a sixth-round (191^st overall) draft choice of Cleveland in 2008 and spent the season on the team’s practice squad.

 Russell joins the Bills after being released by Kansas City on September 4. The 6-4, 280-pound Wake Forest product originally entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with Green Bay following the 2010 Draft.

 C Sean Allen

RB Andre Anderson

RB Joique Bell

QB Levi Brown

T Kirk Chambers

DE Rashaad Duncan

FB Rodney Ferguson

C Christian Gaddis

TE Andrew George

WR James Hardy

G Nick Hennessey

WR Chad Jackson

DB Ellis Lankster

G Andre Ramsey

WR Naaman Roosevelt

DB Lydell Sargeant

RB Chad Simpson

T Jason Watkins

LB Donovan Woods

The Bills also announced that SS Jon Corto has been placed on Reserve/Physically Unable to Perform and TE Derek Schouman has been Waived/Injured.

The Bills roster now stands at the mandatory 53 players.

After 12 noon tomorrow, Sunday, September 5, NFL clubs may establish a Practice Squad of eight players by signing free agents who do not have an accrued season of free agency credit or who were on the 45-Player Active List for less than...

Read some of the transcripts from the Indianapolis Colts from the Colts vs. Bills game on Thursday, August 19 at Rogers Centre

Indianapolis Colts Head Coach Jim Caldwell

General game comments:

“Obviously we started out with a few too many penalties in the beginning – a penalty on the kick return, one on the first series obviously that set us back just bit. But after that, I think things got rolling. I think we played with good energy – Both sides of the ball there early on did a lot of good things.”

“We did some things well – I think we improved in a lot of areas, but we’ve still got a lot of work to do. I think overall we got some good work out of our guys – we were pleased with that, but we’ll look at the film and see where we can get better.”

“I think...

Read some of the transcripts from the Buffalo Bills from the Colts vs. Bills game on Thursday, August 19 at Rogers Centre

Buffalo Bills Running Back C.J. Spiller

On how it felt during his run and getting his first touchdown:

It felt good. The offensive line did a great job blocking up front. Coming in, we knew how they were going to play, that they were probably going to overrun a couple of our plays so I just did a great job just reading my keys and made a couple guys miss and just tried to get in there.

On whether he had to break tackles:

Yeah, I had to break a couple tackles. You know, that’s going to be key for me this year. I’ll have to break a couple runs and win those one-on-one matches.

BUFFALO BILLS QB TRENT EDWARDS

On his touchdown pass to WR Lee Evans:

It was just a deep flag route and Steve (Johnson) did a good job on his over-route occupying the safety. It’s just a matter of taking seven steps and throwing it as far as you can. Lee went and got it.

On the offense’s performance in the first half:

I thought we had a couple of good and bad drives. We’ll see some things on tape we’re not going to like, but for the most part we put the ball in the end zone and points on the board, and that’s what we like.

On the offense’s scoring production in the first half:

It starts with our running game. If C.J. (Spiller) can pound out yards, move the ball and the chains, it helps scoring touchdowns if you can run the ball like that.

On the...