BKL Nightly

The Bills were so good Sunday in New Jersey, the most notable thing that happened with Josh Allen was a bloody nose. And they still won by three touchdowns.

Thad Brown and Caleb Carr talk about how the defense completely turned around the week 1 disappointment. James Cook made that new contract look pretty smart. And Sean McDermott put together another excellent piece of coaching

Can't have an incredible comeback without some problems showing up on film. Unsurprisingly, Bills Kickoff Live co-hosts Thad Brown and Carl Jones start with the run defense. Even though there were a couple rays of light late.

Dorian Strong's debut was a win, but not so for Cole Bishop. The Bills may have found the way to unlock Keon Coleman and Josh Palmer. Plus, is concern brewing for the O-Line? And a moment for Josh Allen's greatness.

Bills Kickoff Live hosts Thad Brown, Josh Reed and Carl Jones break down an absolutely incredible start to the season and argue who impressed the most.

Caleb Carr steps into talk about all the stars that added up in the wild comeback. Plus, Thad and Caleb debate the decisions that led to Buffalo's win.

Keon Coleman followed a strong joint practice against the Bears with two more good ones in Orchard Park. And the Bills are gushing about him. Thad Brown and Rachel Libert will discuss if Coleman might be ready for a big year.

Sean McDermott questioned whether the Bills have their second starting safety. We explain why it's still Cole Bishop, even if he still needs work. And punter Brad Robbins has such a strong mental game, other athletes are coming to him for help.

It's the worst Bills preseason loss in at least 50 years. What went wrong? Sean McDermott said a little bit of everything.

Thad Brown and Rachel Libert talked about the concern with Cole Bishop. Is the backup QB battle over? And what happened with Joe Andreessen after a generally positive preseason.

There were some players who did well. Deone Walker, Tyrell Shavers, Justin Hancock and even punter Brad Robbins all get some air time.

James Cook ended his hold-in on Tuesday. His wait for a new contract ended Wednesday. Thad Brown and Rachel Libert talk about what Spotrac says the real numbers are. They also dive into what really caused the hold-in, Brandon Beane's impressive work building a new core and whether the Bills need Cook to win a Super Bowl.

The last day of Bills Camp at St. John Fisher felt like the last day of school. Thad Brown, Rachel Libert and Caleb Carr explain.

Plus, it's time for camp superlatives. What do we like better after camp? What do we think is worse? What were the camp favorites. Tre White and injuries come up quite a bit. And how close are Keon Coleman or Dalton Kincaid to a break out? We explain.

The Hard Knocks debut went over very well in Western New York and the Bills loved being a part of it. We talk with K.J. Hamler and friends about "Scooter-gate". Plus, Thad Brown and Rachel Libert talk about all the other reasons why the documentary was very fun.

As for practice, lots of big names had big days. Keon Coleman. Dalton Kincaid. Joey Bosa. Spencer Brown. We explain why Bills fans will think this is their favorite practice.

James Cook was on the practice field Monday at St. John Fisher. But only to use a portapotty. Thad Brown, Rachel Libert and Caleb Carr talk about what needs to change to get Cook back on the field.

Speaking of on the field, Michael Hoecht, Javon Solomon and Tyrell Shavers all were turning heads on Monday. Plus, get to know Dorian Strong. And the first team offense did something for the first time this camp.

James Cook went from good soldier to problem child without warning on Sunday. Thad Brown, Rachel Libert and Caleb Carr explain why this might be a worse situation than other hold-in's around the league.

They also discuss how the Khalil Shakir high ankle sprain might keep him out week 1. On the bright side, Spencer Brown was back and Tre White continues to impress. Plus is there a backup QB battle brewing?