Bills WR Marcus Easley is completely recovered from the season-ending knee injury he suffered last August. In fact, he’s been 100% since this past December. The Bills never revealed the extent of the injury, but Easley reportedly underwent surgery "to repair loose and damaged cartilage in his knee." A 4th-round pick back in 2010, Easley has yet to play a down in the NFL. His coaches and teammates have been talking him up all offseason though. “By being tall he’s not really considered a long strider, but he has that top end speed and he’s strong too,” WRs coach Stan Hixon said. “That helps out in the bump and run and in underneath coverage, beating the linebackers. I think that it gives him an opportunity to be as good as he wants to be. His best football is ahead of him. His best is yet to come." Easley is a name to track this summer, but he’s a long shot to hold any fantasy value. Steve Johnson, Lee Evans, and Roscoe Parrish are all ahead of him on the depth chart.
