The Buffalo Bills took part in the Blue and Red Scrimmage on Saturday night, but that wasn't even the biggest story. Instead, it was the fact that we got our first up-close-and-personal look at the new Highmark Stadium, as fans were allowed inside the building for the first time for the scrimmage.
The Buffalo Bills finally welcomed fans into their brand-new Highmark Stadium ahead of the 2026 NFL season. The Bills held their annual ‘Red and Blue’ practice day at the stadium on Saturday in front of almost 52,000 supporters.
The Buffalo Bills wrapped up their time at St. John Fisher University on Friday and are headed back to Orchard Park to finish training camp. Now that the road trip portion of camp is over, things will really heat up.
The Buffalo Bills had a few notable injury scares occur during Saturday’s “Return of the Blue & Red” scrimmage at the new Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park, New York, which signaled the first time that season-ticket holders within Bills Mafia were allowed into the new venue.
Buffalo Bills running back Ty Johnson and center Connor McGovern both exited Saturday’s practice with injuries, via Bills beat writer Andy Young. Johnson went down during a one-on-one pass rep against linebacker Joe Andreessen.
The Buffalo Bills turned some heads recently when they inked guard O'Cyrus Torrence to a contract extension. The decision to extend Torrence wasn't the controversial part, but the amount of money the Bills gave him was.
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Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen walked off the practice field Friday with a clear sense of optimism about the team around him. After eight seasons of coming close but falling short, the veteran signal-caller believes the 2026 roster finally has the pieces and the chemistry to push through to the Super Bowl.
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The Buffalo Bills wrapped up their abbreviated camping trip to St. John Fisher University on August 7, as the Bills headed down the I-90 on Friday afternoon
The Buffalo Bills signed offensive lineman O'Cyrus Torrence to a four-year, $78.4 million extension, locking him up till 2030. The Bills are solidifying their offensive line, as four of the five spots have been locked up till at least 2027.
The Buffalo Bills didn’t even see the dust settle from their new extension and it’s already looking more like a bargain. The Buffalo Bills‘ offensive line has been a major engine for their successes throughout this competitive run.
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The Buffalo Bills made sure to keep a key member of their offensive line in Buffalo well beyond the 2026 season, agreeing to a four year extension with guard O’Cyrus Torrence.
O’Cyrus Torrence will not enter the coming campaign as a pending free agent. Instead, the Bills guard will remain in place for the foreseeable future. A four-year extension agreement is now in place, per Torrence’s agents (h/t ESPN’s Adam Schefter).
Buffalo Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson made clear on Thursday that he is eagerly anticipating the team’s Week 1 matchup against the Houston Texans, one of his former clubs.
The Buffalo Bills escaped with good news after an injury, but they’ve still dealt with fights. Also on the good news side, a key veteran turned heads at training camp after missing the entire 2025 season.
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Demetrius Flannigan-Fowles lined up a deal with the Bills in May. The veteran linebacker will not play for Buffalo in 2026, however. The Bills announced on Thursday that Flannigan-Fowles has been placed on injured reserve.