Buffalo's No Huddle

If you pay even the slightest bit of attention to the Buffalo Bills, you're probably well aware of the three predominant story lines surrounding the team right now (other than the very obvious story of Terrell Owens): the re-structured offensive line, the worries about the pass rush, and most fascinating of all, the new no-huddle offense.

ESPN's John Clayton is the latest to discuss the no-huddle. He calls the move "one of the most interesting studies in the NFL this summer," believes that QB Trent Edwards "has all the skills to be a good no-huddle quarterback," and voices concerns over the potential downsides of running the scheme. We examine a few of those downsides after the jump.