Troy Vincent

Vincent, entering his 14th year, will play safety this season after playing the final four games at the position in 2004 following his recovery from a knee injury. Vincent's range, ball skills (career 43 interceptions) and experience make him a natural for quarterbacking the secondary, and he has vowed to make the Pro Bowl as a free safety after going five times as a cornerback. He's a little up there in age to be an elite IDP, but he's smart and talented enough to give you some production if you can sneak him late, realizing he'll put up safety stats now instead of the typically less productive cornerback numbers.

Vincent, the starting left CB who will take over Antoine Winfield's (Vikings) old role, has played in several Pro Bowls and is still one of the better CBs in the league, though a decline due to age is probably on the way soon. He can stop the run and has averaged around 70 tackles per year for the past three years. He's not as good a tackler as Winfield (one of the best corner tacklers in football), but Vincent should be able to improve upong Winfield's poor pick totals. His leadership will also help the Buffalo defense.

Vincent, the starting left CB who will take over Antoine Winfield's (Vikings) old role, has played in several Pro Bowls and is still one of the better CBs in the league, though a decline due to age is probably on the way soon. He can stop the run and has averaged around 70 tackles per year for the past three years. He's not as good a tackler as Winfield (one of the best corner tacklers in football), but Vincent should be able to improve upong Winfield's poor pick totals. His leadership will also help the Buffalo defense.