The Facts: The chances of Moulds staying with the Bills were already slim. Now his departure appears a virtual certainty. Moulds' agent, Harry Henderson, said his client has no intention of taking a pay cut to remain with the Bills. "I don't think that's an option at all," Henderson said.

Diehards Line:Moulds, signed through 2007, is scheduled to count $10.85 million against the Bills' 2006 salary cap. The Bills were hoping the 10-year veteran would restructure his contract to lower that cap number. Cutting Moulds would save the Bills $5.5 million against the cap, but he would still count as $5.3 million.