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.

Vince Young, Colt McCoy and Vernon Davis were among the players who suffered injuries in Week 11. Here’s a bullet-look at injuries around the league.

During his Thursday news conference at the NFL Scouting Combine, Bills coach Chan Gailey wouldn’t address reports that the Bills might be interested in adding a veteran quarterback.

Here’s a brief look at the notable injuries we’ve been tracking around the NFL throughout Week 11, including Ben Roethlisberger, Matthew Stafford and Marshawn Lynch.

The injury to Bills RG Eric Wood appears to be as bad as initially feared. Wood suffered a fractured tibia and fibula against the Jaguars and is reportedly staying in Jacksonville Sunday night to undergo surgery.

The injuries just keep continuing for the Buffalo Bills. Rookie starting RG Eric Wood suffered what appeared to be a serious left leg injury and had to be carted off the field during the fourth quarter against the Jaguars.

We’ve seen the numbers grow in recent years, but since the merger in 1970, we’ve never seen as many rookie offensive linemen start in Week 1 like we did this past week.

Terrell Owens did not participate in a morning walkthrough with the Bills on Tuesday — it was an excused absence — and was not scheduled to practice during the team’s night session, either, according to a statment released during the afternoon by coach Dick Jauron.

The Buffalo Bills have one of their two first-round draft picks under contract, with OL Eric Wood signing a five-year deal worth a maximum of nearly $13 million, according to a league source. The sides agreed to the financial parameters of the deal’s structure Tuesday night and finalized it Wednesday.

Offensive lineman Eric Wood has agreed to a five-year contract with the Bills, according to a league source, becoming the fifth first-round pick from the 2009 draft class to reach a deal.

First-round draft pick Eric Wood, a center from Louisville, is expected to sign a contract with the Bills tonight or tomorrow, according to a league source. The Bills also are believed to be getting close to a deal with second-round pick Jairus Byrd, a cornerback from Oregon.

Picks in the top two rounds are agreeing to contracts with greater frequency now, but still a majority of the top picks unsigned.

The Bills become the first NFL team to take the field for camp, doing so Saturday morning, but it will be virtually impossible to have all of their top remain picks signed by then.

At the Louisville Pro Day on March 26, C Eric Wood showed why he is generating buzz from many NFL teams.