Drew Rosenhaus, agent for Zack Thomas said today three more teams have offered to host a visit for the former Miami Dolphins middle linebacker.  One of those teams, according to Rosenhaus, is the Buffalo Bills.

In an interview that aired on ESPN's "NFL Live" show this afternoon, Rosenhaus said Thomas, recently released after 12 seasons with Miami, is currently in New Orleans visiting with the Saints.  Thomas reportedly was offered a contract by the New England Patriots earlier in the week, although he left without signing a deal.  Rosenhaus went on to say Thomas is scheduled to visit with Dallas next Monday and Houston on Tuesday. He then claimed the New York Jets, Denver Broncos and Buffalo Bills have contacted him in hopes of getting Thomas to visit.

Thomas, a four-time Pro Bowler recorded at least 100 tackles in each of his last six seasons before suffering from migraines with Miami in 2007.  Still, Thomas will be 35-years old before the 2008 season kicks off and Buffalo has been on a clear cut youth movement over the past two seasons.

Still, it's intriguing that Buffalo would show interest. While the odds of Buffalo being Thomas' ultimate landing destination are extremely slim, it could mean the club is at least considering moving second year linebacker Paul Posluszny to the outside if they're able to land another linebacker on the inside during the free agency period.

Rosenhaus said while his focus for the rest of the week is on the NFL Combine (he's representing probable first round draft picks Kenny Phillips and Dan O'Connor among others), he would like to get Thomas signed with a new team before free agency opens on February 29.