Bills Kick Off Offseason Workouts

0:00It's April 7th. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI, your gridiron update. I'm Cory with the story. Football is back in Buffalo, y'all. The bills kick off their off-season workout program this Tuesday at their orchard park facility, now led by first-year head coach Joe Brady. It's all voluntary, but expect stars like Josh Allen to show up strong, just like always. They get a two-week head start on most NFL teams thanks to Brady's new gig. This rolls out in phases per the league rules. First two weeks are meetings, strength training, and rehab only. Then a voluntary veteran mini-camp from April 20th through 22nd. Phase two brings three weeks of on-field walkthroughs, no contact. Phase three hits with organized team activities, still no pads popping. Fans are buzzing about the shift after Sean McDermick got fired. Brady stepping in with fresh energy, ready to shake things up for a squad that's been knocking on the door, but not breaking through.

1:00Players and coaches are eyeing that jolt to finally get over the hump. Key dates ahead include OTA's on May 18th, 19th, May 21st, May 26th through 28th, and June 1st through 4th. That leads into a mandatory mini-camp, June 9th through 11th, all prepping without live contact. As the pads they offer now, this program's the spark for Buffalo's big push toward training camp in late July and whatever comes next, Bill's Mafia. Stay locked in.