During a recent chat with Tim Graham of The Athletic, NFL Films vice president and executive producer Ken Rodgers addressed the Bills' feelings about being part of a show they clearly want nothing to do with ahead of the upcoming season.

"Good Morning Football" anticipates which Buffalo Bills player or coach they are most excited to hear from in the training camp edition of Hard Knocks.

A camera crew from Hard Knocks follows Bills' quarterback Josh Allen as he signs autographs for fans during the opening day of Buffalo Bills training camp at St. John Fisher University Wednesday, July 23, 2025 in Pittsford. / Shawn Dowd/Rochester Democrat and Chronicle / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

NFL Films vice president and executive producer Ken Rodgers, the longtime “Hard Knocks” steward, still anticipates dramatic stories to tell. He knows a great tale when he sees one. Rodgers has been in charge of “Hard Knocks” since 2007 and directed the 2015 documentary “Four Falls of Buffalo” for ESPN.

The New York Jets abruptly cut ties with 6-foot-8 offensive lineman Obinna Ezehours into report day for training camp.The post Jets Abruptly Cut 6-Foot-8 OL, Ex-Hard Knocks Star Hours Into Campappeared first on Heavy Sports.

It was just the first day of practices for the Bills, and there are already plenty of positive training camp takeaways

HBO’s ‘Hard Knocks’ is set up and ready to go at St. John Fisher University for Bills training camp. This year, though, a Rochester native will be running the show. When Pat Harris was the quarterback at Penfield High School,