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While an exact date hasn\'t been announced, the Buffalo Bills will begin training camp as early as the third weekend in July. That\'s sooner than usual because the Bills will play in the Hall of Fame game in early August.

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Obviously, it\'s beneficial for every player to attend OTAs, pick up the system quickly, and build a head of steam entering the summer. Yet for some Bills, it\'s even more important that they don\'t fall behind in the coming weeks.

In our view, here are the players who will be under the microscope the most in OTAs:

ManuelEJ Manuel: This is a no-brainer. Unlike Geno Smith, his 2013 draft counterpart in New York, Manuel won\'t face veteran competition during training camp. It\'s a move designed to take some pressure off Manuel, whose health and up-and-down rookie season have been well-documented. Yet it keeps the spotlight squarely on Manuel, as backups Thad Lewis and Jeff Tuel don\'t pose a challenge to supplant Manuel as the opening-day starter. How Manuel and Sammy Watkins, the Bills\' 2014 first-round draft pick http://www.theraidersproshop.com/kids-miles-burris-black-jersey/ , fit together during the three weeks of OTAs will be of top concern from an outside perspective.

T.J. Graham: Graham could face an uphill battle during training camp this summer and will need to be sharper than most players over the next few months. He can\'t control how Mike Williams fares in training camp, or how Marquise Goodwin\'s role within the offense changes in his second season. Those two players are Graham\'s main competition. Goodwin is a near-lock to make the roster, while Williams\' guaranteed salary makes him an unappealing cut come August. Yet if Graham can leap-frog either on the depth chart, it will help his case to stick. What Graham can control, then, is how he can become a more complete receiver. He\'s mainly a speed threat, but improving his pass-catching and route-running abilities should be his top goals.

Pears Erik Pears: Pears turns 32 next month and while he proved durable last season with the Bills, his health and conditioning should be of prime concern as he preps for training camp. Pears faces stiff competition at right tackle from second-round pick Cyrus Kouandjio. Like Graham, Pears\' fate could be out of his control. If Kouandjio