‘“Max, you see great upside and great ability,” Valai said. “Obviously, he got hurt to start the year, so he’s understanding. … I can’t wait to see him on the field when the fall hits and camp hits and getting into the season. You talk about somebody with tremendous upside and a high level of want-to. He’s very intentional with everything he does. A lot of people have intent, but he’s intentional at the doing aspect of it. You see a guy who’s really, really focused in proving the Bills right in picking him.”’
Archives for July 2, 2026
Former Bills pass rusher may have played final NFL game
‘Bosa signed a one-year deal with Buffalo hoping to revive his career after several injury-plagued seasons with the Los Angeles Chargers. Instead, his lone season with the Bills could end up being the final chapter of a decorated NFL career.’
Highmark Stadium seats for sale at Pittsford Wegmans. Here’s how much they cost
‘The store is selling seats from the Buffalo Bills’ former home for about $650 per pair, along with 18-by-32-inch turf doormats for $100 each from the stadium, which closed after the 2025 season.’
Former Buffalo Bills top-5 pick, draft bust turns to coaching
‘Watkins, the former No. 4 pick of the Buffalo Bills in the 2014 NFL Draft, will be joining the Ocoee Knights football team as the team’s wide receivers coach. The team announced Watkins’ addition in a statement.’
The brilliant physics trick the Bills used to make new stadium comfortable in brutal weather
‘“So one of our design goals early on was designing for December,” Radecic said. “We know how beautiful it is to play in Orchard Park in September and October, even going into early November. But, when you get into those December and January games, that’s when you can deal with some of the most extreme weather conditions that occur when you’re that close to the lake.”’
Will new Bills’ VIP tailgating experience score a ‘Bullseye’ with fans?
‘For Bullseye, this will be the company’s sixth NFL franchise where it runs and created a VIP tailgating experience. The Bills are joining the Indianapolis Colts, Cleveland Browns, New Orleans Saints, Denver Broncos and L.A. Rams. Bullseye also has a working partnership with such colleges as Notre Dame and Ohio State.’
Bills partner with national tailgating company
‘Bullseye Event Group, which partners with professional teams and organizations across the country to host tailgating events, announced it is partnering with the Bills for the 2026-27 season. The Bills VIP Tailgate will be located on Abbott Road across the street from the new stadium in the area of what was Gate 3 of the old stadium.’
Leaders look to transform area around new Highmark Stadium
‘“They are really thinking big here,” Frank Armento, senior planning manager with Fisher Associates, said. “They want this to be transformational for the town and really for the region.”’
Buffalo Bills Running Back James Cook to hold Youth Football Camp in Johnson City
‘Over the course of the day, Cook, along with sports coaches from Flexwork, will guide local youth participants through an exciting, high-energy day of fun and unforgettable experiences on the field. Camp activities will include interactive sessions, skill stations, and unique opportunities to connect with athletes.’