‘”This is the first time I’ve really had an offseason to train, especially coming off the year with an ankle injury,” said Moss following Sunday’s practice in Orchard Park. “I was really able to hone in and do everything that I wanted to do to be ready for this season.”‘
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Bills’ Saffold is settling in after recovering from a car accident in Los Angeles.
‘The accident happened in California and Saffold said it’s not something he wants to talk about, “I don’t want to get into the details of the crash because it was traumatic for me, but it was just an accident and I just had some sore ribs and it wasn’t until I got back here that I figured out the damage that was in place.”’
Bills release four players after first preseason game
‘The four players released by the Bills includes offensive linemen Derek Kerstetter and Jordan Simmons, cornerback Olajiah Griffin and tight end Jalen Wydermyer.’
The Bills defeat the Colts 27-24 in preseason opener
‘The game was rather quiet on the scoring front in the first half with six combined turnovers from both teams and a score of 10-7. The second half however saw an explosion of offense from both sides ending in a successful Bills comeback by a score of 27-24.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Colts at Bills preseason
‘The Bills turned the ball over five times. That’s never a good thing regardless of whether it’s preseason or any other game.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Colts at Bills – five players and positions to watch
‘With Tre’Davious White still on the physically unable to perform list, there’s been a battle going on for not only one starting cornerback spot, but both of them. And over the last week or so at training camp, three different players have seen a healthy rotation with the first unit. First round pick Kaiir Elam, third-year player Dane Jackson, and sixth round pick Christian Benford, who is squarely in the mix for the job. None have taken firm grasp of the role yet, and with the Colts expected to play their starting offense for several series, this would be a great test for this group to see who can emerge ahead after Saturday.’
Bills end training camp at St. John Fisher University
‘Since his return, and particularly on Thursday, Crowder seems to have clearly re-gained not only his spot, but the confidence of quarterback Josh Allen.’
Offensive line back together at Bills camp
‘Other than guard Ike Boettger, who remains on the Physically Unable to Perform (PUP) list as he recovers from a torn Achilles, every offensive lineman on the active roster was in uniform and appeared to be a full participant.’
Christian Benford continues to gain opportunities
‘That continued on Monday, as the rookie from Villanova rotated with both third-year veteran Dane Jackson and first-round pick Kaiir Elam with the first unit.’
Listen: Raccuia: We’re ‘very close’ to revealing look of new Bills stadium
‘”We’re very close,” said Executive Vice President of Pegula Sports and Entertainment, Ron Raccuia on Monday during an appearance on the “Howard and Jeremy Show” on WGR. “We have some schematic drawings, we have some renderings. We’re very, very close to showing what the stadium is going to look like from the outside and from the inside.”‘
Reggie Gilliam signs two-year extension with Bills
‘Gilliam has been with Buffalo since joining as an undrafted free agent in 2020. Gilliam was set to be an RFA in the 2023 offseason before signing this extension.’
Saffold activated, returns to practice
‘Saffold dressed and participated in individual position work, but didn’t take any reps against the defense in one-on-one or team drills.’
Over 35,000 show up for Bills practice
‘35,911 was the official attendance announced by the team, which is pretty remarkable for a Friday practice in early August, and still many who were there say it felt like even a lot more than that.’
Miller: It’s easy to fall in love with this place
‘Miller elaborated on the love he felt from Bills fans after walking out of the tunnel for the first time. “I’ve been in some special places, but Buffalo, it’s different man.”’
McDermott says training camp injuries ‘give young guys opportunities’
‘Despite Benford’s lack of experience at the professional level, McDermott has no issue throwing him in against the team’s top receivers. “He’s had a good start to camp. He seems to have a good way about him. His disposition both on the field and off, his football IQ, and his combination of size and skill are all things we want to see,” said McDermott during his chat with the media. “We’re going to take him one day at a time and not get too far ahead of ourselves, but we wanted to give him some time with the [first group] and see how he fared.”‘