Bills Chat: A Pro Football Podcast
Jul 28, 2026 · 50 min · 14 segments
With all players & staff officially reporting to St John Fisher this week, it is safe to say that we are SO back! Josh & Luka are back this week (a day late...) to go into some of the "What to Watch"…
Josh McCartyHost
Yeah, and what we want to do here is we understand that training camp, once training camp starts, episodes become dated pretty quickly.
So if we were to sit here and record an hour and a half long preparing for training camp episode, and then the Wednesday practice happens, this episode loses value after Wednesday, after you know who's lining up first team left guard, and where's Chauncey Gardner-Johnson lining up? Is he strictly a safety or is he a nickel? Who's winning the punter competition? Yeah.
If you have stepped away from this offseason or you've put the bills in the back of your mind and you need a crash course of what am I supposed to be thinking about here? Real quick, though, Luca and I, we've been doing this for a few years.
There will be videos, I'm sure, coming out about Keon Coleman or Joshua Palmer, Skyler Bell, who we're all excited about making amazing catches in camp.
The things that move me in camp is, one, the amount of snaps you get with the first team, specifically at positions like left guard where you don't rotate players.
Injuries are any camp practice that goes by without an injury is a successful practice.
I don't care how many interceptions Josh Allen throws on that day because none of them count in the stat sheet.
Outside of that, it is fun to think about, like, oh, wow, TJ Parker looked good today.
But, you know, remember, Curtis Samuel was unguardable in his first year here with the Bills.
And then, like, as the game started, it was like, oh, maybe it's because he was going against a washed-up Tredavious White.
And then Tredavious White ended up being one of their better players on defense, and Keon Coleman was a no-show.
Take it all with a grain of salt, but we have outlined some of the bigger camp stories to pay attention to.
Yeah, and what we want to do here is we understand that training camp, once training camp starts, episodes become dated pretty quickly.
So if we were to sit here and record an hour and a half long preparing for training camp episode, and then the Wednesday practice happens, this episode loses value after Wednesday, after you know who's lining up first team left guard, and where's Chauncey Gardner-Johnson lining up? Is he strictly a safety or is he a nickel? Who's winning the punter competition? Yeah.
If you have stepped away from this offseason or you've put the bills in the back of your mind and you need a crash course of what am I supposed to be thinking about here? Real quick, though, Luca and I, we've been doing this for a few years.
There will be videos, I'm sure, coming out about Keon Coleman or Joshua Palmer, Skyler Bell, who we're all excited about making amazing catches in camp.
The things that move me in camp is, one, the amount of snaps you get with the first team, specifically at positions like left guard where you don't rotate players.
Injuries are any camp practice that goes by without an injury is a successful practice.
I don't care how many interceptions Josh Allen throws on that day because none of them count in the stat sheet.
Outside of that, it is fun to think about, like, oh, wow, TJ Parker looked good today.
But, you know, remember, Curtis Samuel was unguardable in his first year here with the Bills.
And then, like, as the game started, it was like, oh, maybe it's because he was going against a washed-up Tredavious White.
And then Tredavious White ended up being one of their better players on defense, and Keon Coleman was a no-show.
Take it all with a grain of salt, but we have outlined some of the bigger camp stories to pay attention to.
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