Final Practice Hints at Regular Season Roster Decisions

AiTavolo di Europa, a local radio made the conclusion of their training camp gazebo show saying that it felt like the last day of school on their final day at Fisher. The skies were a little gloomy, but the final practice went on as usual. To a heightened degree, this phenomenon shows how cooperative weather has been with Pittsford for the last stretch. Moreover, the generosity of certain BillsMafia members especially became relevant as they accommodated extra tickets to those that found it hard to acquire them in the first place. Despite the events of the final day, the common tale is much about the tight-knit community the two decades of Fisher have formed, from workers and media members all the way to fans.

On the field of play, the focus of the final practice was primarily moved toward special teams, with potential line-ups heavily hinting at some regular-season roster decisions. It felt that players like Reggie Gilliam, Tyler Morris, and Baylon Spector have largely helped secure their place in the team primarily with their special teams contributions. A long-injured list got a little shorter, and more bikes at practice facilities got a little more use as KJ Hamler, Mack Hollins, and DaQuan Jones became non-participants. The real standout special teams performance, however, came offensively, as Khalil Shakir continued to impress and acquire a more relevant place in conversation regarding his role in the regular season. Meanwhile, the defensive side of the ball continued to perform at a level it has suggests itself to, with health necessarily signifying the status of starting players – linebacker Matt Milano and edge Von Miller. The Bills’ next encounter will be a preseason match-up against the Bears and plenty of excitement is building up in BillsMafia.