Bills reduce St. John Fisher training camp schedule to seven practices

The Buffalo Bills will return to St. John Fisher University for their 25th training camp in Pittsford this summer, though fans will have fewer opportunities to watch the team in action.

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The Bills announced Tuesday that training camp will open July 29 and feature seven public practices at St. John Fisher, down from 11 open sessions held during each of the previous two summers. All seven practices are scheduled to begin at 8:30 a.m., with the final workout at Fisher set for August 7.

The organization reinforced its commitment to Pittsford last October when it agreed to a three-year extension with the university that keeps training camp there through 2028.

The Bills first moved camp to St. John Fisher in 2000 and have trained there every summer except 2020 and 2021, when NFL teams adjusted operations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Fans hoping to attend can enter the public ticket lottery from June 24-26. Those selected will be notified by the team and must claim their tickets through Ticketmaster within 72 hours.

Following the conclusion of camp in Pittsford, the Bills will hold their annual Return of the Blue & Red practice on August 8 at the new Highmark Stadium.