Just a week ago, the Bills beat the media’s favorite “Dream Team” and now sit atop the AFC East. At 4-1, do the Bills have what it takes to be a contender this year? A lot of questions can be answered after Sunday’s game with the New York Giants.

Here’s some other buzz, from league sources.

After 19 seasons, 186 wins, 505 touchdowns, 71,413 yards and 297 consecutive starts, have ween seen the last of Brett Favre on the field?

Mike Sims-Walker has been a disappointment, but I’d still start him in Week 5.

Buccaneers WR Antonio Bryant, who’s still recovering from offseason knee surgery, is listed as doubtful for Sunday’s game vs. the Bills.

QB Tom Brady and his sore throwing shoulder are back on the injury report, but those of you with Brady on your fantasy team can relax, he’s probable and is expected to start against the Bills Monday night.

Eagles QB Donovan McNabb said he is not worried about losing playing time to Michael Vick. On Monday he told reporters that the two quarterbacks could end up on the field at the same time at certain points this season. A smiling McNabb did not specify where he would line up in the scenario, but did drop some hints.

Former Chargers and Jaguars cornerback Drayton Florence has agreed to terms with the Bills on a two-year deal worth $6.6 million.

Chargers GM A.J. Smith has announced that cornerback Antonio Cromartie will not be traded. But the Chargers are still looking to improve their secondary.

Antonio Cromartie was one of the most celebrated cornerbacks in 2007. Now could he possibly be traded?

As quickly as the Jaguars moved to shore up their roster last offseason, they have done the same this offseason. The Jaguars cut WR Jerry Porter and CB Drayton Florence, both of whom signed big free-agent contracts last year.