Free safety Lance Schulters said before the game he expected to see "no drop-off."

"I think they did well, I think they did what we asked of them," he said. "We played man, we loaded up the box (against the run) and they showed me some toughness. They weren't intimidated and I was glad to see that."

Woolfolk, who will work as the third cornerback against the slot receiver once Samari Rolle (ankle) and Andre Dyson (quad) are healthy, said he felt like he played better against the Bills than he did last week against the Browns.

Three-time Pro Bowl receiver Eric Moulds did burn Woolfolk on 35-yard catch, Buffalo's longest play of the game. Woolfolk was in good position, but still didn't make the play.

"An old veteran move," Woolfolk said. "He got a little push in there and he didn't show it to me (that the throw was coming). I'm pretty sure him and Drew Bledsoe practice that."

--Titans linebacker Keith Bulluck buried Bills running back Travis Henry in the second quarter of the Titans-Bills preseason game. Henry wound up with bruised ribs.

"It's football," Bulluck said. He's a tough running back. I hope he has a speedy recovery. He's a good asset to that team. ... He is the best running back they've got."

QUOTE TO NOTE
"Watching on TV you think they're superhuman, gods out there. You start playing with them and you figure out football is football." -- Undrafted rookie Justin Sandy, who's a long shot to make the team because the Titans are loaded at the position. He's played well and said he figured out at the first minicamps combining rookies and veterans that he could handle being on the same field.