‘Conversations with players, including Allen, and past experiences convinced Brady to start practices earlier in the morning. The new schedule was designed to maximize their time. There’ i no sense in waiting around for a few hours. Players will now eat closer to noon, which frees up the afternoon for meetings and other team activities.’
Archives for July 28, 2026
Buffalo Bills unveil ‘Nickel City’ alternate uniform in tribute to WNY’s industrial past
‘“We knowingly made some bold design choices moving to this,” said Aaron La Porta, the team’s director of design. “In the end, we’re very proud of the effort and thought that went into all of this. Hopefully, it’s clear in the result.”’
Who’s in, who’s out? Our Bills roster projection before camp
‘Moore was brought to Buffalo to be the No. 1 receiver, however you define that. He has been a tremendously consistent producer in his entire career, even though he’s generally had lackluster QBs throwing him the ball. He might really benefit from playing with Allen. Shakir figures to be old reliable just as he always is, but the big question will be can Coleman or Palmer step up and be a reliable and productive No. 3? Bell will get a look, but it seems like he’s going to be in an apprentice type role as a rookie fourth-round pick.’
Buffalo Bills unveil bold new ‘Nickel City’ gray alternate uniforms for 2026
‘”Since this is essentially an alternate ‘color rush’ designation, we must use a secondary base color that already exists in our color palette,” Bills director of design Aaron La Porta said. “Gray was the one brand color we’ve never leaned into, so this was a fun challenge.”‘
Bills 2026 wide receiver/tight end training camp preview: Can Moore, Kincaid bring pass game to new heights?
‘rady had Moore in Carolina in 2020 and knows what he’s getting. “He’s (already) leading in the room,” Brady said. “When I was with him, obviously, it was earlier in his career, and just seeing the guy that’s seen from different perspectives and organizations get mad when he messes up, want to talk to Josh about some of the ‘hey, what’d you think on this one, like I got to do this.’ Through the good, through the bad, it’s really cool to see, and I am really excited about where he’s at right now.”’
The Bills unveiled their Nickel City alternates with pride, but social media had a brutal response to the new look
‘Despite the explanation, the overwhelming majority of fans, jersey experts and media members found the new look lacking.’
Dion Dawkins just said what every Buffalo Bills fan was thinking about those new Nickel City uniforms
‘“I can be honest, right? When I first seen it, it didn’t grab me,” Dawkins said via WKBW-TV’s Dom Tibbetts.’https://www.newyorkupstate.com/buffalo-bills/2026/07/dion-dawkins-just-said-what-every-buffalo-bills-fan-was-thinking-about-those-new-nickel-city-uniforms.html
The first new Buffalo Bills jersey for 2026 just dropped: Where to buy now
‘The official Buffalo Bills Nickel City jerseys are available online now at Fanatics.’
Bills Breakdown: Secondary
‘The real question is, can last year’s first-round pick Maxwell Hairston thrive in the role opposite him as the No. 2 corner? Gone is the safety net of veteran Tre’Davious White, which leaves Hairston set to take over as a full-time starter. A knee injury at camp last year coupled with an injury in the final game of the regular season limited him to just 11 games as a rookie. Still, he found ways to flash, with two interceptions and five pass breakups.’
A handful of former Bills draft picks have a lot to prove heading into training camp
‘Fifty of 64 draft picks have made the 53-man roster as rookies during the Brandon Beane era, with 12 of the 14 picks being sixth-rounders or later. Once players make the team, it’s much easier to stick around. But there are some players who must have a big training camp to stay on the team this season or be part of the team’s future plans under the new coaching staff.’
Bills unveil new all-gray ‘Nickel City’ alternate uniforms with blue helmet
‘The Buffalo Bills wanted a new uniform that fit the Nickel City. And so they unveiled an all-gray pant-and-jersey combination with a brand-new blue helmet with a new take on their red charge stripe.’
Buffalo Bills break from tradition while unveiling ‘Nickel City’ alternate uniforms
‘The team revealed its “Nickel City” look Monday, July 27 − a fairly bold departure from the franchise’s traditional look and one meant to celebrate its hometown. The jersey and pants are both predominantly gray with the team’s familiar red, white and blue palette used for the jersey numbers. However, the most striking element is the blue “Charge Helmet,” adorned simply with an oversized cutout of the team’s familiar logo − namely the horn and eye and the red stripe meant to depict a charging buffalo emanating from it − plus metallic blue flakes.’
Buffalo Bills unveil new ‘Nickel City’ alternate uniforms
‘The team described the design as a “tribute to the strength, grit and authenticity of Western New York’s hard-working people throughout history.” The intent is to honor the city of Buffalo, with the all-gray design a nod to the Buffalo nickel coin, which was made from 1913 to 1938.’
Bills unveil surprise new alternate uniform with helmet and jersey color never worn in team history
‘Since the franchise was founded in 1960, the Bills have only worn either a red, white or blue jersey, but they made the decision to add a gray look this year to pay homage to the fact that Buffalo is known as the “Nickel City.”‘
Grading the Bills’ New Alternate Uniform: Buffalo Misses the Mark With All-Gray Experiment
‘In an attempt to usher in a new era with a new alternate uniform, the Bills chose the blandest color imaginable—and, in turn, produced a look that’s frankly just boring. While I like the helmet design on its own, it doesn’t pair well with the all-gray jersey and pants. Instead of complementing the rest of the look, it awkwardly stands out.’