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Buffalo -- The Bills showed improvement in Dick Jauron's first season, but there are many deficiencies to address. Finding a run-stuffing defensive tackle to consistently hold the point of attack is job one. The Bills have to get bigger up front after giving up 141 yards rushing per game, and will likely let middle linebacker London Fletcher reach free agency. Running back Willis McGahee wants a contract extension, but he didn't do enough to earn one in 2006. Quarterback J.P. Losman could use another receiving threat to go with Lee Evans.
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