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ProFootballTalk: C.J. Spiller joins Erik Kuselias to discuss the quarterback change for the Buffalo Bills. Spiller was a big fan of Ryan Fitzpatrick, but understands why a move was made. Spiller also discussed the NFL draft and said that he usually only watches the first round before changing the channel. (NBC Sports)
ProFootballTalk: The Bills still have an outside shot of making the playoffs, but they will need to ride the hot hand of RB C.J. Spiller if they are going to do so. (NBC Sports)
The Dan Patrick Show: Dan catches up with Bills RB C.J. Spiller following Buffalo's Thursday night win over the Miami Dolphins. (NBC Sports)
Mike Florio breaks down the biggest injuries suffered in Week 3 including that of Bills running back C.J. Spiller. (NBC Sports)
ProFootballTalk: Erik Kuselias talks with C.J. Spiller about his breakout performances to begin the season. Spiller talks about what's enabled him to seize the opportunity behind the injured Fred Jackson and responds to harsh comments by Rodney Harrison about football in Buffalo. (NBC Sports)
PFT Live: Fantasy stud C.J. Spiller of the Buffalo Bills joins Mike Florio on PFT Live and discusses how he is averaging over 10 yards per carry so far this season, why he has exploded during his third year in the league, if the offensive line can sustain its success now that the unit is healthy, how he prepares himself for a big game, and what his future holds when RB Fred Jackson returns from a knee injury. (NBC Sports)
Buffalo's Fred Jackson says there's no trouble with fellow RB C.J. Spiller over splitting carries this season and knows his teammate is eager to do anything to help the Bills. (NBC Sports)
Mike Florio talks to Buffalo Bills running back C.J. Spiller about some of his struggles during his rookie season. He said Fred Jackson and Marshawn Lynch helped him adjust to the NFL and thinks he can have a standout year in 2011. (NBC Sports)
Bills RB C.J. Spiller says he loves sharing the ball with Fred Jackson and that the pair of them can keep defenses off balance. (NBC Sports)