Three things that stood out as Bills camp ends
Democrat and Chronicle • • sports
Key Points:
- Buffalo Bills' 2026 training camp was low-key and rainy, with right guard O’Cyrus Torrence standing out by signing a four-year contract extension potentially worth $78.4 million.
- New coach Joe Brady collaborated closely with training staff to structure a safer, more measured ramp-up in camp, addressing previous injury concerns under Sean McDermott’s staff.
- The offense struggled at camp, partly due to weather and adjusting to a new defense led by Jim Leonhard, with quarterback Josh Allen noting the complexity and pressure of the defensive schemes.
- Defensive lineman Landon Jackson showed improvement after adding muscle and recovering from injury, adapting well to his role in the new defensive front.
- Rookie Jude Bowry impressed as a potential swing tackle, competing for the backup tackle position amid uncertainty around other candidates like Tylan Grable and Chase Lundt.
