Bills’ Ed Oliver impresses at camp as injuries rise in secondary

On August 11, the Buffalo Bills practiced at the Kaleida Health Performance Center, their first session since leaving St. John Fisher University. Defensive lineman Ed Oliver stood out, reportedly recording at least two sacks and effectively disrupting the offense. However, injuries are becoming a concern; several starters, including safety Cole Bishop and cornerback Maxwell Hairston, were absent. Starting safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson left practice early after breaking up a pass. With key defensive backs sidelined, Dee Alford and Jordan Hancock took on first-team responsibilities, while Keon Coleman showed promise in the red zone. The Bills continue to address stadium sightline complaints amid a busy camp period.

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