Bills safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson was carted off of Saturday's practice with a scary looking leg injury. We discuss what happened and what it might mean for the safety room. Also, Skyler Bell is starting to make some noise. We'll explain what the two young guys at CB2 look like so far. And how Josh Allen made an impact in the life of a young cancer survivor.

More rain at St. John Fisher on day two did nothing to slow down D.J. Moore who looks, so far, every bit a number one receiver. We talk about what impressed us the most. A couple of day three picks turning heads on defense. And we break down some pointed thoughts from new defensive coordinator Jim Leonhard. Plus, Ian Rapaport provides some insight.

Bills camp began with a day full of rain. Joe Brady didn't mind. We discuss whether the coach struck the right tone for day one. We also debate if Brandon Beane should be believed THIS time when he says Keon Coleman has finally matured. Plus, Josh Allen likes the new alternate jerseys and Alec Anderson explains why Brady is the fun uncle as a head coach.

We go position by position on the defense. Is Bradley Chubb or Michael Hoecht the biggest key to the edge group? Is Terrel Bernard a big asset or a big worry? How wide is the range of C.J. Gardner-Johnson outcomes? And where does Jim Leonhard need to use his big brain most. Plus... those uniforms. We discuss what went wrong.

We go position by position with the strength, weakness and x-factor for the Bills offense heading into camp. We talk about who needs to lift the receiving core. How much a concern might Dion Dawkins be for 2026. And as you might imagine, Dalton Kincaid comes up quite often.

With training camp around the corner, the BKL Nightly team handicaps the four top position battles for the Bills this year. How can Kaleb Elarms-Orr make an instant impact at linebacker. Davison Igbinosun might have a better chance than initially expected for CB2 reps. And what receiver emerges to play opposite D.J. Moore on the outside.

Which Bills have the best chance to surprise in a big way? The BKL Nightly team provides their suggestions for the players who have the best upside in 2026 with multiple suggestions on offense, defense and special teams. There are plenty of rookies, but there are also good arguments made for some big name veterans.

It's been a long offseason and it's almost over. The BKL Nightly team laid out the players and position battles they can't wait to see on the field this fall in Buffalo and around the NFL. Does CJ Gardner-Johnson integrate into Bills camp without friction? How much a shot will Davison Igbinosun get to start? And what will the impact be for AJ Brown and Myles Garrett on new teams.

The BKL Nightly team goes through all the NFL over/under lines and selects the bets they like the best. They focus on the AFC East and lay out their picks for the Bills total of 10.5 wins.

What does Josh Allen need to do for 2026 to be a "good" season? How about Dalton Kincaid? Or Bradley Chubb? Thad Brown and Rachel Libert go through all the Bills top players and lay out the baseline for what would be considered a good year. Including brand new head coach Joe Brady.