PITTSFORD, N.Y. — Thursday marks the second-to-last day of Buffalo Bills Training Camp at St. John Fisher University, and it’s set to be an action-packed day.
Practice starts at 8:30 a.m. Check back for updates from News10NBC Sports about what’s happening during day six of the camp.
Friday will mark the final day of practice at Fisher. Then, there will be a scrimmage game, the Blue & Red practice, at the new Highmark Stadium on Saturday, Aug. 8, and the Bills will take on the Carolina Panthers in their first preseason game on Saturday, Aug. 15. The kickoff is at 1 p.m. at the new Highmark Stadium. You can see the Bills’ full schedule here.
This marks the Bills’ 25th year of training at Fisher. People who got tickets through the lottery system have already been notified by email. If you weren’t selected for tickets, you can follow News10NBC coverage of every day of the camp.
Day five coverage:
- Bills players meet members of AutismUp in standout moment for fans
- Bills chief operating officer reflects on 25 years at Fisher
Day four coverage:
- Bills ramp up practice with shoulder pads, Josh Allen practices some moves
- Dion Dawkins opens up about year 10 with new head coach Joe Brady
Days two and three coverage:
- Bradley Chubb bringing exceptional leadership to Buffalo Bills
- Can 2026 be the year of Ed Oliver? Buffalo Bills focused on bringing out best in DT
- Traces of Sean McDermott’s culture still very evident at Buffalo Bills Training Camp
Day one coverage:
- Kids, season ticket holders and superfans all show up for the first day of Bills training camp
- Local businesses get boost from Bills Mafia during training camp
- Bills new head coach Joe Brady embraces weather on first day of training camp
- Can Bills receiver Keon Coleman prove himself in year three?
Where to park
Don’t expect to park at Fisher. The only public parking listed on the Bills’ website is at Nazareth University, where people can take a shuttle to training camp for $1. The shuttle service will start at 7:15 a.m. each day, and the end time varies from 11:30 a.m. to noon. Doors to the camp open at 7:30 a.m.
There will also be lawn parking near the campus. James Gaze lives on East Avenue, a few blocks from Fisher, and offers paid parking on his lawn every year. News10NBC spoke with Gaze, who teams up with his neighbor to provide parking and together can fit more than 60 cars on their lawns. He started doing this seven or eight years ago, charging $5 a spot. Now it’ll cost you $20.
What you can bring
Everyone entering the camp must go through a security screening. Fans can bring a clear bag smaller than 12 inches x 6 inches x 12 inches. They can also bring a one-gallon plastic freezer bag and a small clutch bag about the size of a hand (4.5 inches x 6.5 inches). However, bags larger than 12 inches x 6 inches x 12 inches, regardless of whether it’s clear, won’t be allowed into training camp.
Other prohibited items include alcoholic beverages, coolers, thermoses, jugs or other empty liquid containers, cameras with lenses longer than six inches, drones, video cameras, and recording devices.
CPR demonstrations
The American Heart Association will be at Bills training camp each day to teach fans hands-only CPR. Fans can learn lifesaving skills through UR Medicine’s mobile CPR kiosk, a touch screen device with instructions that can give feedback.
News10NBC has checked out the mobile CPR kiosk several times, including during previous Bills training camps. Bills safety Damar Hamlin has challenged people to learn CPR ever since trainers saved his life after he went into cardiac arrest during a game in January of 2023.
Other activities
There will be a running back challenge at the camp, where fans can practice their spin moves, race to the end zone, and dive over the pylon. There will also be a QB challenge, testing your ability to make a split-second decision of who gets the ball to score the touchdown. You can see the full schedule here.
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