Bills: Why Josh Allen Believes Training Camp This Year is Critical
Summary
The Buffalo Bills have a new head coach, Joe Brady, after firing Sean McDermott. Quarterback Josh Allen said the upcoming training camp is very important for the team as they adjust to new players, coaches, and a new stadium, with the goal of winning the Super Bowl.Key Facts
- The Bills replaced coach Sean McDermott with Joe Brady, their former offensive coordinator.
- The team added key players like wide receiver DJ Moore and pass-rusher Bradley Chubb this offseason.
- Training camp starts on July 28 and is seen as critical for the team to come together.
- Josh Allen described Moore as a natural fit for the team and praised his experience.
- The Bills have a new stadium and many new faces on offense, defense, and staff.
- The team aims to win the Lombardi Trophy, which is awarded to the Super Bowl champion.
- Allen has not yet played in a Super Bowl despite his strong career so far.
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