The Buffalo Bills are getting set to begin training camp, and they've received injury news that will have fans sitting on their hands.

The Buffalo Bills are gearing up for the start of NFL training camp later this month. Fans are starting to get excited about football being back on their TV's and the Bills' fan base is hoping to see their team finally make a run to the Super Bowl again.

One of the biggest question marks for the second year in a row is at safety. Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer had that area on lockdown from 2017 through 2023, but both were gone last season so the Bills re-signed veteran Taylor Rapp and chose Cole Bishop in the second round of the 2024 draft.

The Buffalo Bills will rely on two second-year players to take a leap forward, and one may be more likely to do so than the other

James Cook squashed a lot of concerns surrounding his contract negotiations when he fully participated in minicamp, but what about training camp?

With the start of 2025 NFL training camps just around the corner, Bobby Kownack provides a deep dive into the Bills' roster changes, position battles and notable subplots.

The Buffalo Bills are headed back to St. John Fisher for training camp. It will be the 24th time that camp will be held at the site. WIVB News 4 will preview each position group on the Bills to get you ready for the return of football later this month.

The Bills have been trying to get things right at defensive tackle for quite a while. The 2024 season was marked by tinkering at the position, leading to in-season acquisitions and multiple role shifts as the team tried to determine their best four players in time for the postseason.

As NFL training camps open around the league, several stars will face immense pressure as they enter a contract year, prepare for position battles and try to meet the expectations of their draft statuses.

The Buffalo Bills receive less than exciting news after their rookie edge rusher lands on the PUP list ahead of training camp.

Bills rookie defensive end Landon Jackson was placed on the NFL's PUP list on Wednesday, putting his status for the start of camp in doubt.

Now healthy, Keon Coleman is out to prove why the Bills took him with their first selection of the 2024 draft. And outside of his personal pride, the offense needs him.