‘But Coleman persisted and he rebounded. Coleman had a few huge catches Friday in front of the reported crowd of 39,224 fans.’
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Javon Solomon eager to show Bills he's ready to produce in his second NFL season
‘“Javon is an incredible talent,” fellow edge rusher A.J. Epenesa told The Buffalo News following a recent Bills training camp practice at St. John Fisher University. “I’ve tried to tell people from the moment I met him and the moment I saw him work, he’s incredible.”’
Ryan O'Halloran: Taron Johnson hopes summer experimentation equals fall production
‘“I try to do different techniques here and there just because it’s not Sundays (yet),” Johnson said. “This is the time when you want to get better and try things I feel like I can bring into the game and get confidence (by) doing it in practice.”’
Buffalo Bills' Blue and Red practice: Josh Allen wears red helmet amid record fan turnout
‘Keon Coleman dropped a ball early into team drills but recovered. Coleman leaped and came down with a catch against starting cornerback Christian Benford. Coleman followed it up with two more grabs over Dane Jackson.’
'It's a dream come true' for Irondequoit native who now owns a piece of the Bills
‘Before he had even started kindergarten in Irondequoit in the late 1960s, Rob has been a Bills fans. His love affair with the team is not unlike any other card carrying member of Bills Mafia in terms of passion – the guy is crazy about this team. But what makes him just a little different is, thanks to his tremendously successful business career, he has a bit more disposable cash. Enough to grab a piece of the team.’
Bills WR steals show & Josh Allen has short night (Return of Blue & Red Observations)
‘Mike White came in with the starter for 11-on-11 work and threw a great pass down the right sideline. Christian Benford, Buffalo’s top cornerback, was in coverage, but Coleman went up and plucked the ball out of the air before Benford could do anything on the ball. The 30-plus yard play had Highmark Stadium rocking, but that was just one of three big catches.’
A look inside the Bills' year-long process to build their draft board
‘“What we basically have to do is see them enough times to arrive at a conviction or evaluation,” said Gaine, who has been in the NFL since 1999, including a two-year stint as GM of the Texans. “… You need to see that prospect as much as you can, either through film or a live look or a practice or visiting a school to allow you to make that conviction.”’
Marv Levy looks forward to celebrate turning 100 at Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio
‘“Fortitude and resilience. He preached that continually,” said Hall of Fame executive Bill Polian, the Bills GM who hired Levy. “That message among the many that he delivered sunk in. His sense of humor and his eloquence just captured everybody from the day he walked into the meeting room.”’
Bills star WR leaves practice with injury
‘”Bills WR Khalil Shakir is leaving the field with athletic trainers after being rolled up during a run play,” Ajay Cybulski reports. “Something to monitor.”‘
Bills' RB Ray Davis might have a surprise kicking role for Buffalo
‘On Friday night, the Bills didn’t have kicker Tyler Bass available at their night training camp practice. To make up for that and still get the chance to run some field goal repetitions, Davis stood in as the emergency kicker.’
Many of the Bills experience Bills Mafia for the first time
‘“I’ve never had training camp like that before and that felt like a game. My ears feel like we played a game, so I appreciate Bills Mafia coming out because it makes training camp more fun.”‘
Close to 40,000 show up for Bills open practice
‘And even before it began, those who showed up early got something they were waiting for – quarterback Josh Allen entering the field wearing something different than the team’s usual white helmet.’
'They're on a way different level': Buffalo Bills rookies describe first time inside Highmark Stadium
‘”Man, it’s awesome to walk on the field and hear 9-4, 9-4,” rookie third-round pick Landon Jackson said. It’s great to have a fan base that loves you and loves this team. It’s awesome.”‘
John Murphy: As Marv Levy turns 100, his legacy is worth celebrating
‘The NFL — only a few years older than Levy — had 20 teams in 1925, including the Buffalo Bisons. Player rosters were capped at 16 men per team. The league has changed dramatically, and Levy has kept up.’
Bills Mafia flocks to the Return of the Red and Blue practice with high hopes
‘“I think that Josh Allen is absolutely a man on a mission,” Bills fan Joe Falco said.’