Former Razorback Jason Peters has ended a summer-long hold-out against his current team, the Buffalo Bills. He will report to his team without any changes in his contract on Saturday:

Adam Schefter of NFL Network reports that Peters informed the Bills on Friday that he plans to end his holdout and report to the team Saturday.

The Bills' first game is against the Seahawks on Sunday, and the team has already decided that Peters won't play. He likely will play a week later at Jacksonville.

Schefter reports that while Peters hasn't gotten the new contract he wants, he and the team have agreed that they'll keep contract talks open during the season. Still, the team is in no hurry to get a deal done -- he has three years left on his current deal.