Peters a No-Show on the First Day of Bills Camp

It’s a well known fact that left tackle Jason Peters is looking for a new deal from the Bills, and that fact became more evident today when the 340 pounder skipped the first of three mandatory minicamp practices the team held. Peters was a starter in the Pro Bowl, and despite three years left on his current deal, he wants to tear that up and get a new contract.
Peters is the third-highest paid OL on the team, and is set to make about $4 mil this season. Right now on the Bills left guard Derrick Dockery makes an average of $7 million a year, and right tackle Langston Walker makes an average of $5 million a year.
The Buffalo News reports that Peters may want to make as much as or more than Jets guard Alan Faneca, who signed a deal this offseason that will make him more than $8 mil this season. The Bills could fine Peters about $25,000 if he misses the entire three-day camp.
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