2011 Buffalo Bills: How Does NFL Lockout Impact Chan Gailey’s Plans?

April 16, 2011   ·   Dan Van Wie   ·   Jump to comments

We are going to take a slight breather from all of the 2011 NFL Draft, which is fast approaching in less than two weeks, to talk about other areas that are also of importance to the Buffalo Bills organization.
The NFL lockout, which has come about due to the inability to come to a mutual agreement on a new Collective Bargaining Agreement with the NFL Players Association, is something that will have an impact on head coach Chan Gailey's overall plans and on general manager Buddy Nix's development of the team, in year two of the new regime.
The Bills are still trying to change the culture of the team to turn them in to annual winners. During the 2010 season, the Bills held a number of Organized Team Activities, (OTAs), throughout the month of May, which will be upon us in two weeks. The team then held their voluntary minicamps in the month of June, and held additional voluntary OTAs in June as well, before summer training camp began in earnest.
Due to the current lockout s...

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