BKL Nightly

While the temperature was certainly higher on Friday, other than that things were for the most part status quo. The pads stayed off, Stefon Diggs made some impressive plays, and the contested starting spots continue to get rotated through.

Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss some impressive plays from the first round of 1-on-1's, who is standing out in those position battles, and react to Micah Hyde and Jordan Poyer's trips to the podium.

The Bills are hoping they can get an offensive boost from athletic tight ends in Dawson Knox and Dalton Kincaid. The pair were the stars on offense during a rainy Thursday morning practice.

When the tight ends weren't making big plays, the Bills strong secondary was in control. Thad Brown and Carl Jones explain why Bills fans should be very happy about who was making the plays.

Offensive coordinator Ken Dorsey met the media for the first time this camp. He explains why he's confident year two will be better. He also may have given away the plan for James Cook in the backfield.

Finally, we got another bag full of turkey burgers to hand out for the stars of day two.

Day one of Bills training camp was an eventful one, Thad Brown and AJ Feldman have you covered with everything you need to know.

Stefon Diggs put to rest the offseason drama of his minicamp practice absence, some stalwarts stayed in the starting lineup, and Dalton Kincaid had a good first practice.

We also hand our "turkey burgers" in a new segment highlighting the best of training camp, including a good response to Thad's facetime with a Josh Allen pass.

The Bills season ended with a whimper as the Cincinnati Bengals blew them out on their home turf. The offense and defense both can take the blame for a team-wide embarrassing effort. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman try and make sense of it all in the season finale of Buffalo Gameday Recap. 

They discuss the main problems in the loss (there were a lot of them), discuss the postgame reaction, talk about Stefon Diggs' outbursts, ponder what to do with the team's coaching staff, and share their thoughts on the task Brandon Beane has ahead of him. 

The Bills often say that it's hard to win in the NFL. It's even harder to win in the playoffs. Buffalo proved that very point on Sunday, as they escaped with a 3-point win after being favored by nearly two touchdowns against the Miami Dolphins. 

Josh Allen turned the ball over three times and could have lost two more fumbles, the defense got stops when they needed to, and some unsung heroes emerged after sloppy seasons. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman break it all down and look ahead at what needs to change if this team has any chance of winning the Super Bowl. 

In an emotional game at Highmark Stadium, the Bills won their first game since their teammate Damar Hamlin collapsed on the field in Cincinnati on Monday night. Nyheim Hines returned the opening kickoff for a touchdown and added another, Josh Allen threw three touchdowns, and the defense forced three turnovers to come away with the victory and the second seed in the AFC playoffs. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman talk about the emotions of the game, Hines' kickoff return, and Tre White's moving comments. They also discuss what happened between the sidelines and what it means for the team heading into the playoffs, as well as preview their matchup against the Dolphins. 

It was another ugly win for the Bills, but a win is a win, especially in the division. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss how the young defensive line stepped up in Von Miller's absence, how things continue to be difficult on offense, and why the issues at cornerbacks show up on third and long.

The Bills snapped a two-game losing streak, topping the Browns 31-23 at a game played in Detroit due to snowfall in Western New York. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman break down the game and share the team's stories of getting out of their homes. On the field, the Bills were able to overcome a slow start to come out with the win. Josh Allen looked bad in the start but did not commit a turnover, while the Bills shined both stopping the run and running the ball. Plus, a few key sequences made the difference and Tyler Bass had another big game.

The Bills found themselves up 27-10 late in the third quarter. Then, they found themselves on the losing end of potentially the game of the year. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman break down a terrible game from Josh Allen, the continuance of a number of problems that have plagued the team so far, the attitude of the team after the loss, Ken Dorsey's role in these collapses, and what it means for the team moving forward.

It was an uncharacteristic performance for Josh Allen and the Bills as the team dropped their second divisional game of the season with a 20-17 loss to the Jets. Thad Brown and AJ Feldman discuss a second straight tough game for Allen, the problems with the run defense, the lack of a pass rush, and the struggles by Gabe Davis and the secondary receivers.