Jul 15, 2026 · 1 hr 36 min · 16 segments
In this episode of Disguised Coverage, Anthony takes a look at several Buffalo Bills that will see new and/or different roles in 2026 vs years past, and why. Added responsibilities, new positions, new…
First player I want to talk about in terms of Buffalo Bills who will see new and or different roles in 2026 is Terrell Bernard, who we've already talked about a little bit here.
moving.
So in this Jim Leonard defense, we've talked about it a little bit this offseason.
I've talked about this topic a little bit, but I wanted to bring some numbers here and back it up with some stuff and some metrics in Jim Leonard's defense.
And Bernard has talked about this a little bit already in speaking to the media during either mandatory camp or voluntary stuff.
This defense with Jim Leonard, you are going to get more movement up front.
And so for Terrell Bernard, that means more run blitzes, more pass blitzes, more run stunts, more gap exchanges.
I don't think he's the best athlete despite what his RAS score may say, but he's smart.
I'm more excited for the movement aspect and the come forward aspect of Terrell Bernard's game.
We are going to see more simulated pressures and more creeper pressures from Jim Leonard with the Buffalo Bills.
For those who don't know what those are, they're very similar to one another.
First player I want to talk about in terms of Buffalo Bills who will see new and or different roles in 2026 is Terrell Bernard, who we've already talked about a little bit here.
moving.
So in this Jim Leonard defense, we've talked about it a little bit this offseason.
I've talked about this topic a little bit, but I wanted to bring some numbers here and back it up with some stuff and some metrics in Jim Leonard's defense.
And Bernard has talked about this a little bit already in speaking to the media during either mandatory camp or voluntary stuff.
This defense with Jim Leonard, you are going to get more movement up front.
And so for Terrell Bernard, that means more run blitzes, more pass blitzes, more run stunts, more gap exchanges.
I don't think he's the best athlete despite what his RAS score may say, but he's smart.
I'm more excited for the movement aspect and the come forward aspect of Terrell Bernard's game.
We are going to see more simulated pressures and more creeper pressures from Jim Leonard with the Buffalo Bills.
For those who don't know what those are, they're very similar to one another.
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