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The Bills are trying to get younger at the running back position, and Buffalo has released veteran running back Tashard Choice in order to give some of its younger players more opportunity. Choice served as the third-string back behind C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson for parts of three seasons.
Choice was signed by the Bills in 2011, following stints with the Cowboys and Redskins. A former fourth-round pick, Choice has run for just 1,535 yards over six seasons. He had 35 carries for 126 yards in 12 games this year, and he also played special teams.
The running back taking Choice's place will likely be rookie Ronnie Wingo. The first-year player out of Arkansas has played just one game and has yet to receive a carry. Wingo went undrafted in April and was signed by the Falcons, but then was released and picked up by Buffalo.
Wingo's first opportunity could come in Week 14 against the Buccaneers in Tampa Bay.
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