‘Trubisky is the early favorite, in part because of his starting experience, but he has also been the better of the two quarterbacks in recent practices. The second overall pick in the 2021 draft will start against the Giants, which will give him one or two drives with the Bills’ first-team offense. White has poise and understands the system, but Trubisky’s athleticism is one reason he has the edge. We’ll also see the Bills’ fourth quarterback, Shane Buechele.’
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Brian Daboll, St. Francis grad and former Bills assistant, returns to Highmark Stadium one final time
‘“It’s a special place,” Daboll said during a phone interview with The Buffalo News this week. “The people in that area love the Buffalo Bills. It’s just a cool experience when you get to go back home and play in that stadium. It’s a loud stadium. Obviously, they are an incredible football team, so it’s a cool thing to be able to go back.”’
Design should make wind less of a factor at new Buffalo Bills stadium
‘The façade, aesthetically, is being built to mimic classic Buffalo architecture and as a nod to former city stadiums, but maybe more importantly, it will create a barrier to the wind.’
What channel is the Bills game on? How to watch Buffalo Bills vs New York Giants
‘Unlike their counterparts in Buffalo, Sean McDermott and Brandon Beane, both of who are rock solid in their positions now into their ninth years, this is probably a make-or-break season for Daboll and Schoen in New York.’
Who needs to stand out to grab a roster spot? What to watch for in Bills preseason opener
‘If an Allen absence was short-lived, could Trubisky or White keep their heads above water and a win a game or two? Yes, but if it was a long-term absence, unless the defense played out of its mind and really carried the team, I think the Bills would be in significant trouble. That’s how much Allen means to the offense.’
Buffalo Bills sign big-legged kicker for preseason with Tyler Bass out due to injury
‘He’s expected to handle kicking duties while starter Tyler Bass continues to recover from a pelvic injury that has sidelined him for eight straight practices. Head coach Sean McDermott said Thursday the team worked out two kickers on Thursday.’
What to watch for in Bills preseason opener
‘Deone Walker, TJ Sanders and Landon Jackson all should factor into things up front early. Walker and Sanders could have roles almost immediately in Buffalo’s rotation with the starters, and both made good impressions at camp. Jackson will have to push a little harder for playing time, and Saturday will be his chance to begin that push.’
Rose: Winners and losers from Bills Training Camp
‘Who were the biggest winners and losers from the early action? Who and what stood out, and who still has some work to do entering the preseason? Let’s dive right in.’
Four Downs: What to watch as Bills open preseason against the Giants
‘The starters won’t play much and the final score is irrelevant. But, hey, there’s NFL football to be played Saturday.’
Bills sign new kicker amid Tyler Bass injury concerns
‘He had originally signed this offseason as an undrafted free agent with the Jets. New York released him when Nick Folk was signed there.’
Bills make early preseason cut, release wide receiver
‘Akharaiyi had his biggest year in college in 2023 while with UTEP, catching 48 passes for 1,033 yards for a staggering 21.5 yards per catch.’
What channel is Bills vs. Giants on today? Time, TV schedule, live stream to watch NFL Week 1 preseason game
‘The Bills vs. Giants matchup will air nationally on NFL Network on Saturday, Aug. 9. It will also broadcast on WIVB and Nexstar in the Buffalo area.’
Giants at Bills: Three things to watch
‘White will have to make the most of his time with a more backup crew.’
How to watch Bills vs. Giants preseason game on WIVB
‘The game will air locally on WIVB, the official broadcast station of the Buffalo Bills. Additionally, a number of our sister stations will air the game throughout New York State. Andrew Catalon and Steve Tasker will have the call with sideline reporter Maddy Glab.’
Bills alumni inspire children during Flag Football Camp
‘“Hey Josh, not putting any pressure on your guys, but I think this is the year,” said Jerry Butler, who was a wide receiver for the Bills in the 80s. “We’re all going to celebrate the life of the Ralph, and what it stood for for the community and a lot of guys have obviously been a part of that so we’re looking forward to finishing out this season on top.”’