‘“Cole is such a good player, we should be talking about how we can tailor the system to him and make sure we put him in positions to succeed,” Danna told The Buffalo News. “Jim is a master at that. He played the position. He can look at a safety and know exactly what we need to do with him. Cole’s in good hands.”
Archives for August 4, 2026
Bills observations: Don’t panic – Dalton Kincaid is fine after brief practice absence
‘“It was a family jewels shot, so yeah, the knee is all good,” Kincaid said after practice. “It was a knee to the family jewels. … Just a few minutes of pain.”’
Bills notebook: ‘Good news’ on Gardner-Johnson; Pads come on and off
‘“We’re fortunate,” Brady said. “Anytime you see a lower body extremity injury and in the manner in which some of those happen, there’s always a bad possibility with it, right? But we got good news, and we’ll see how his body recovers. As you guys know, with his personality, he’s in a good place. Excited for him, he’ll be ready to practice. He’ll be back out here with the team.”’
Erie County ends long run as Bills stadium owner with transfer to New York State
‘“Today’s ownership transfer caps off a significant series of events that resulted in the construction of a state-of-the-art facility. As a result, for the first time since 1973, Erie County is longer in the stadium ownership business,” Erie County Executive Mark. C. Poloncarz said in a statement.’
Bills linebacker says he’s going miss this in Buffalo
‘“I remember my rookie year, Bradley Chubb lining up opposing me and he was like, ‘Do you like it here in Buffalo?’ and it was like the oddest question to be asked of a rookie,” Kincaid said with a smile. “I was just taken back by it because it’s usually trash talk coming from those guys and obviously I knew Bradley Chubb coming in as a rookie and it was pretty cool coming from that guy. And yeah, I told him I loved it, it’s the same answer everyone gives, a little recruiting pitch.”’
Bills rookie keeps finding the football and a way onto the field
‘The fifth-round rookie has intercepted two passes and broken up four more over the last three practices, an early training camp surge that has earned him opportunities throughout Buffalo’s secondary.’
Dalton Kincaid clears up Bills injury scare with very specific explanation
‘The scene initially created some concern because Kincaid has dealt with injuries during his first three NFL seasons, including knee injuries, but the tight end quickly put those concerns to rest after practice.’
Beloved Buffalo Bills coach celebrates 101st birthday
‘”He’s given me wisdom, which is unbelievable. And 101, I’m just hoping to get to 37,” Brady said. “And he’s as sharp as it gets… Happy birthday to Marv Levy.”‘
Bills fans, here’s your guide to new Highmark Stadium
‘So, what makes this stadium unique? What has changed and what remains the same?’
Bills camp Day 4: Dalton Kinciad shining after sacrificing offseason to get body ready
‘“I attacked it a little bit better than I have in previous off-seasons, and focused a lot more on training and saying no to trips and trying to get things in before the season starts,” Kincaid said. “I spent a lot of time just training down in Southern California and working there, and I feel really good where I’m at right now.”’
Takeaways from 4th Bills camp practice
‘“Actually, the intent of the practice (Monday) is we’re going to be in pads to start, and then when we get to the team periods, we’re going to take the pads off,” Brady said. “And it’s part of the ramp-up period. And part of it is I’ve always been bothered by coming out first day of pads, and everyone’s just adjusting and kind of thinking about all the pads as opposed to the detail, the physicality, and mindset of how we want practice. And so today’s more of the intentionality of we’re coming off an off day, let’s wake up with the mentality that we got to put our pads on, let’s get used to it, let’s go out, let’s go through (individuals), let’s do a 7-on-7 period, and then we’ll take the pads off and go through team. And then (Tuesday) it’ll kind of roll. And so, uh, that’s more the intentionality of today. When we get to tomorrow, I mean, yeah, that’s why you play football. Answering questions all along, it was like, hey, we gotta wait till pads come on. Well, when the pads come on, it’s about less talking with your words and hopefully with your heads.”’
Once one of the NFL’s highest-paid centers, Lloyd Cushenberry is eager to carve a spot with the Bills
‘“Honestly, it’s been a tough journey,” Cushenberry told GNN Sports after practice Monday. “Dealing with the injuries and then also there’s personal stuff as well. But I’m just grateful to be on the other side of that and get an opportunity here. Kind of just start back on the bottom of the totem pole and work my way up.”’
Training camp update: Bills pump the brakes on first day of pads in another example prioritizing health
‘”I’ve always been bothered by coming out on the first day of pads and everyone’s adjusting and thinking about all the pads as opposed to the detail, the physicality, the mindset of how we want to practice,” Brady said. “Let’s wake up, let’s get used to the mentality that we have to put our pads on. … Tomorrow, it’s time to roll. … When we get to tomorrow, that’s why you play football.”‘
Kincaid highlights rainy Day 4 at Bills training camp
‘Whether it was catching a 7-on-7 pass in the front corner of the end zone or in the back corner during 11-on-11 work, Buffalo Bills tight end Dalton Kincaid continued to be a frequent target of Josh Allen’s passes during training camp on Monday, and continued to show off his hands and versatility.’
Erie County officially transfers Highmark Stadium to New York State
‘“Today’s ownership transfer caps off a significant series of events that resulted in the construction of a state-of-the-art facility. As a result, for the first time since 1973, Erie County is longer in the stadium ownership business,” said Erie County Executive Mark Poloncarz in a statement on Monday. “I thank Governor Kathy Hochul, the Erie County Stadium Corporation, Erie County Attorney Jeremy Toth and Assistant County Attorney Richard Stanton for their efforts in completing the property transfer. The historic investment made in our community is complete and as fans of the Buffalo Bills we can all look forward to enjoying football games and other events at the brand new 60,000 seat stadium.”’