‘The ironic part for the Bills is that they will be playing in front of fans in week 2 in Miami because the Dolphins, with the blessing of the State of Florida, will be permitedd to have as many as 20, 000 fans in the stands for their home games. Head Coach Sean McDermott considers that to be an unfair advantage for some teams and called the league’s decision to allow fans in some places when others can’t “ridiculous”.’
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Micah Hyde: Competition at an all-time high this Bills camp
‘Hyde credits Buffalo’s improvements on offense with increasing the level of intensity.’
Bills make the best out of ‘false-positive’ situation
‘Dan Fetes explains that Allen and McDermott hope the NFL and labs will work out the kinks in the testing protocol before the start of the regular season.’
McDermott blasts NFL for ‘ridiculous’ inconsistent policy on fans
‘“It is what it is. We control what we can control,” said the Bills head coach. “I think it’s honestly ridiculous that there will be, on the surface, what appears to be a playing field that’s like that, inconsistently across the league with the different away stadiums. But it is what it is. We control what we control. That’s gotta be our mindset and that’s how we adapt.”’
Allen misses practice as Bills deal with irregularities in COVID tests
‘Buffalo pushed practice back an hour and will hold out several players, but Beane couldn’t provide names. Josh Allen was not seen at practice on Sunday. Quinton Jefferson, Vernon Butler and Harrison Phillips were also absent from the field.’
Cole Beasley: “Stats don’t matter to me anymore.”
‘Cole Beasley admits that he used to play for stats, numbers and recognition.’
Norman out indefinitely with injured hamstring
‘Norman is competing for the other starting cornerback position opposite of Tre White.’
Rookie RB Zack Moss tries to find his role with the Bills
‘”I’ve definitely enjoyed being in this offense,” Moss said on a Zoom call with reporters on Thursday, “I’m trying to find my rhythm, you know my role for the team.”‘
Bills Camp at Bills Stadium: The good, the bad and the ugly
‘Josh Allen and the offense looked sloppy but rookie Gabe Davis had his best day of camp.’
Buffalo’s home field to be known as “Bills Stadium” – for now
‘A bidet company reportedly made a $12 million bid in July to rename the field Tushy Stadium. Approval did not appear likely to go through, as the Erie County executive said, “All names are subject to approval, and anything that embarrasses the community is dead on arrival.”’
Buffalo will play in ‘Bills Stadium’ until new sponsor announced
‘All jokes aside this is just a name to be used in the interim.’
Bills first draft pick A.J. Epenesa settles into Buffalo’s defense
‘”I have something that I have to prove, something I have to put on tape, and something I have to show people,” he said.’
Vets and rookies alike still learning Brian Daboll’s offense
‘”I’m still working hard on this Brian Daboll playbook,” said receiver John Brown, “you gotta love it but it’s kind of complicated but once you get it down pat.”‘
Allen’s development keeps McDermott up at night
‘”I’d say it’s at the top of the list,” answered McDermott. “It’s been fun to watch Josh put in the work in the offseasons. To grow his game. Develop his game. Polish his game. It’s also been fun to watch him grow as a leader on our football.”‘
Recap: Bills find normalcy in first padded practice
‘Josh Allen looked sharp and ended practice connecting on a 50+ yard touchdown pass to John Brown who beat Tre White in coverage.’