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QB Guiton earns tryout as Bills Rookie Camp begins Saturday

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The NFL calendar is moving into its next phase.

This weekend, the Buffalo Bills will kick off their rookie minicamp with the first practice on Saturday, May 17 at 2:30 pm.

Former Ohio State QB Kenny Guiton will be one of four players participating in this weekend's camp on a tryout basis.  Guiton will be joined by WR Caleb Holley (East Central (OK)), WR Fred Lee (Buffalo) and WR Ivan McCartney (West Virginia).

The camp will feature 30 participants – seven drafted rookies, 10 undrafted free agents, nine first-year players and four players will participate on a tryout basis.  The full camp roster is listed below.

43 DB Derek Brim (R)

Photos of all of the Bills draftees from the 2014 NFL Draft.

46 DB Deon Broomfield (R)
52 LB Preston Brown (R)
47 DB Michael Carter (R)
29 CB Ross Cockrell (R)
76 G Randy Colling (1)
72 T Edawn Coughman (1)
4 P Jake Dombrowski (1)
45 LB Jimmy Gaines (R)
QB Kenny Guiton
40 S Jajuan Harley (1)
66 T Seantrel Henderson (R)
WR Caleb Holley
98 DE Ike Igbinosun (1)
69 DT Damien Jacobs (R)
67 DE Bryan Johnson (R)
93 LB Randell Johnson (R)
49 LB Darrin Kitchens (R)
71 T Cyrus Kouandjio (R)
31 DB Kenny Ladler (R)
WR Fred Lee
WR Ivan McCartney
68 G Cyril Richardson (R)
16 WR Cordell Roberson (1)
41 DB Darius Robinson (R)
54 LB Jacquies Smith (1)
87 WR Chris Summers (1)
14 WR Sammy Watkins (R)
61 DT Colby Way (R)
58 LB Nathan Williams (1)

The team will also practice on Sunday at 2:30 and conclude the camp on Monday at 11:15 am.  Practices are held at 1 Bills Drive, but are closed to the public.

Chris Brown and John Murphy will provide daily coverage and analysis on buffalobills.com.  Fans can watch all the video highlights from the weekend in daily Bills round-up packages on their mobile app or on buffalobills.com.

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