When Buffalo Bills running back Ray Davis hit the field for training camp on Friday, he had a special guest watching from the sidelines.

The Buffalo Bills took a flier on a former second-round WR, adding to Josh Allen's arsenal, much to the quarterback's delight.

The Buffalo Bills made a big splash when they signed Joey Bosa, but his health is always a red flag. Defensive coordinator Bobby Babich revealed they plan to manage his reps accordingly.

For most of the offseason, Buffalo Bills running back James Cook has told everyone in earshot that he was worth more than the organization was currently paying

Buffalo Bills first-round rookie cornerback Maxwell Hairston was the subject of a civil lawsuit in early July on behalf of a woman accusing him of sexual assault in 2021. The lawsuit was filed in Lexington, Kentucky. Hairston was drafted by Buffalo out of the University of Kentucky. Hairston addressed it this week during Bills training camp.

But early in the Buffalo Bills' training camp practice Friday on the campus of St. John Fisher University, star running back James Cook lined up near the sideline for a pass thrown by a coach. Sneaking in from behind, unnoticed by Cook, was MVP quarterback Josh Allen.

The first day of Bills training camp also saw CB Christian Benford's strong day and an injury concern along the offensive line.