The Buffalo Bills will host fans for some football activities for the first time at the new Highmark Stadium on Saturday.
Friday was the team's final practice at St. John Fisher College in 2026. It's the shortest training camp the Bills have ever had out in Rochester.
But as has become tradition in recent years, the team packed up and headed back toward Buffalo to host their annual "Red and Blue" training camp practice in Orchard Park at the stadium. This one is different because it is at the new Highmark Stadium. Demand is so high the Bills will have a second such practice for fans to watch in Orchard Park next week.
Focusing on the first practice fans can see at Highmark Stadium, head coach Joe Brady gave a teaser relating to what to expect at Saturday's
workout.
Some years there is a hope it will be a inter-squad scrimmage for this occasion. Brady is not so sure about that, as he indicated that it will be more like a practice.
"It's our first time in the stadium," Brady said. "I want the guys to get a feel."
For more from Brady, see the attached clip below:
Joe Brady says the Blue and Red “scrimmage” will be more like a practice
— alex brasky (@alexbrasky) August 7, 2026
Says he wants Bills to get a feel for new stadium, etc. pic.twitter.com/As65QL5UAR
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This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Joe Brady explains what to expect from Bills' 'Red and Blue' practice
