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Though well aware of Owens’ disruptive reputation, Jauron said Wednesday that he is keeping an open mind in welcoming the receiver to Buffalo. “Our relationship will grow from when we met in my office this weekend. That’s where our relationship started and it’ll develop from there,” Jauron said in his first comments since the Bills signed Owens to a one-year contract on Saturday. “I approach every guy that comes here as a unique guy.”
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Owens’ combustible nature aside, Jauron was more excited to discuss the potential the receiver has to spark a popgun offense that has ranked among the NFL’s worst over each of the past six seasons. “Clearly, he brings to our squad some of the things we’ve needed and felt we lacked,” Jauron said. “When you compete in a division that’s as good as our division is, you better get good. And you better have it every where to compete. And he brings that. ... For what it's worth, Jauron declined to list Owens as a No. 1 or 2 receiver, and noted his entire receiving corps will get its opportunities.
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