Hard Knocks has been snooping around NFL training camps since way back in 2001. Ravens were the first, and since then, it’s been everything from locker room speeches to guys getting cut mid-practice. Cowboys, Jets, you name it. It’s kind of like reality TV but with shoulder pads and depth charts. And every year, fans show up for the drama—even if they already know who’s making the roster.
Last year, it was all about the Bears. Cameras in their faces, mics catching every “let’s go, baby!” from Caleb Williams—and somehow it still didn’t feel forced. That’s the magic of it: you get the real stuff. The tension, the jokes, the grind. Season after season, it gets better. And now? Well, Josh Allen just turned 29 on Wednesday, and we can say that Roger Goodell and Co. have a present for the MVP quarterback.
On Wednesday, the NFL Commissioner announced that the Buffalo Bills will participate in Hard Knocks during training camp. Loud and clear. Ian Rapoport of the NFL Network shared the news on his Instagram account. “NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell announces some fun ones — The #Bills will participate in Hard Knocks during training camp,” Rapoport reported. Besides, the NFL East will be the focus for in-season Hard Knocks as well.
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