On draft day, the Buffalo Bills claimed to have no concerns over Indiana wide receiver James Hardy's character.

Less than three weeks later, however, the team has already performed public relations damage control after a gun incident involving their second-round draft pick.

"We have spoken to law enforcement officials and they have informed us that they looked into this and have no plans to pursue the matter any further," the Bills said in a statement released after Hardy allegedly pulled a registered gun on his father during an argument in a person's backyard in Fort Wayne, Ind., on May 11.

"We also spoke to James last night and will continue to speak with him, but indications are that this matter has been resolved."

Resolved to the point that Hardy...