Folks welcome back to Bills Breakdown where we breakdown all the action you may have missed. Picking it up here at Day 2 of Bills Camp.

1. The Best Ability is Still Availability

I will sound like a broken record but as long as Buffalo Bills payers stay healthy, I will harp on this as the most important thing that can happen at Bills CAMP. For the second day, all 91 players are available for today’s practice.

For the second straight day to begin training camp, the #Bills are 100% healthy. All 91 players on the practice field, including Chase Claypool, who went down during Day 1 #BillsMafia

— alex brasky (@alexbrasky) July 25, 2024

2. At the present moment, Ke0n can do no wrong

We heard from Coach Joe before practice this morning, and not surprisingly the first question he was asked was about Keon Coleman. Coach Joe noted he had a good first practice, but what separates players is their ability to build on that. Seems like Ke0n was off to a good start here in Day 2, with this footage from Matt Parrino.

Welcome to Day 2 of training camp. Here’s a morning look at Keon Coleman. pic.twitter.com/cDFiLo9tCv

— Matt Parrino (@MattParrino) July 25, 2024

3. Playing it Safe at Safety

Some were surprised to see Damar Hamlin with the starters yesterday, but it seems the team is still figuring out exactly what it’s doing in that regard. Mike Edwards got the nod today, and Josh to Mack welcomed him to the practice field nicely.

Mike Edwards is starting at safety today. Was Damar Hamlin yesterday. Josh Allen just threw a strike to Mack Hollins between Edwards and Taylor Rapp.

— Sal Capaccio 🏈 (@SalSports) July 25, 2024

4. ‘Everybody’s eating’ and the Chef Has the Oven on Preheat

I’ll let this video do the talking, Josh is getting warm wit dem boyz.

Bills Training Camp Day 2

Josh Allen and his WR's dialing in here at SJFU#BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/XTYcT4oiZ4

— Dom Tibbetts (@DomTibbettsTV) July 25, 2024

5. Kim Pegula was at practice!??!? (not confirmed by multiple sources)

Kim Pegula is here for practice.#BillsMafia

— Thomas DeLaus (@TheThomasDeLaus) July 25, 2024

First read this from @ThomasDeLaus of C1… would be a great note for her personal health if Kim was able to attend practice today. We continue to wish her and her family well in her recovery.

6. Defense Strikes Back

It seemed for the first hour the offense was getting the better of it in practice (which as Bills fans is preferred IMO) but it seems the Defense struck back in the 2h, with Ed Oliver leading the way.

Ed Oliver has made his presence known in this practice.

— Sal Capaccio 🏈 (@SalSports) July 25, 2024

Cam Lewis had an injury during practice– but after a short absence returned to the practice field.

8) Is Curtis Samuel the obvious ‘spork’ candidate?

Sean McDermott compares this year’s wide receiver corps to opening up a drawer of silverware.@JoeBuscaglia asks “who’s the spork?”
McDermott not ready to reveal the Bills’ 2024 secret spork to opponents

— katherine fitzgerald (@kfitz134) July 24, 2024

Yesterday, McDermott discussed the idea of a spork on offense, someone who could perform many roles in different spots. If today’s practice was any indication, it would seem Curtis Samuel is that dude.

Curtis Samuel had his breakout day today at camp. The last catch was sensational as he broke open on the right side with Cam Lewis in coverage. He’s so explosive and he’s moving all over the place. Starting to see the vision for what he’ll be in this offense. Major 🔑

— Matt Parrino (@MattParrino) July 25, 2024

Josh Allen to Curtis Samuel, Allen put it on the money, hit Samuel in stride — touchdown. Samuel beat a defender up the seam. Big day for Samuel, all over the field with first and second team #Bills #BillsMafia

— alex brasky (@alexbrasky) July 25, 2024

Josh Allen just threw an absolute seed to Curtis Samuel. Stupid impressive throw.

Yesterday Coleman and Kincaid were the notable guys on offense, but today it’s been Samuel, who has made some really nice plays.

— Matthew Bové (@Matt_Bove) July 25, 2024

Curtis Samuel quarterbacks by year:

2017: Cam Newton
2018: Cam Newton, Kyle Allen, Taylor Heinicke
2019: Kyle Allen, Cam Newton, Will Grier
2020: Teddy Bridgewater, P.J. Walker
2021: Taylor Heinicke, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Garrett Gilbert
2022: Taylor Heinicke, Carson Wentz,…

— Ajay Cybulski (@AjayCybulski) July 25, 2024

BONUS: VON is TALKING A BIG GAME

“I haven’t felt like this in two years.”

Von Miller speaking here now. Says he’s not thinking about his knee at all. pic.twitter.com/QGAFTiX0Y2

— Tyler Dunne (@TyDunne) July 25, 2024