‘“He’s a guy who we think can play inside, play outside, has enough speed, and good with contested catches,” Bills general manager Brandon Beane said back in April.”.
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Sparks fly at Buffalo Bills training camp with Day 5 headlined by DJ Moore, several fights
‘It felt like the ball stayed in the air forever. Just one minute into the first live 11-on-11 action (with pads) of camp, Bills quarterback Josh Allen let it fly and dropped a pass perfectly into a bucket, finding DJ Moore for a 55-yard touchdown. Moore was being covered by Christian Benford, Maxwell Hairston, and Cole Bishop, but there’s no defense to stop a perfect throw. Moore brought in the contested catch, and the liveliest crowd in camp reacted accordingly.’
Intensity ramps up at Bills training camp on first day of hitting
‘“We had a nice little scuffle standing up, and then we went to the ground. It was a great time,” Anderson said of the rookie. “Well, I didn’t enjoy him hitting our guy after the whistle, but I enjoyed punching him in the face a couple of times and choking him out. So that’s always enjoyable.”’
Bills rookies spark intensity in first full-pads practice with multiple fights
‘”We’d rather ask you to chill out than to say sick ’em,” Shakir said. “A lot of the young guys were kind of getting after it. It’s a good thing. You need that. If your team’s not fighting, then there’s a problem, especially your first day of full pads.”‘
Bills Training Camp day 5: Practice with pads continues, sunshine returns
‘On Monday, players practiced in full pads in the rain, and Bills Mafia got to see Josh Allen practice some throws and rushes. This marks the Bills’ 25th year of training at Fisher. People who got tickets through the lottery system have already been notified by email. If you weren’t selected for tickets, you can follow News10NBC coverage of the camp every day for the latest on how the Bills are getting ready for their season opener.’
What we learned about the Bills on Day 5 of Training Camp 2026
‘Quarterback Josh Allen and wide receiver D.J. Moore connected on one of the best plays of camp so far on a 50-yard touchdown pass during a team period. As Moore got behind the Buffalo secondary, Allen uncorked a deep pass to the end zone that initially seemed to be too far out in front but the speedy receiver ran underneath the ball to beat double coverage with a third defender rotating over.’