The Buffalo Bills are set to kick off their training camp at St. John Fisher University in Pittsford, with the first practice scheduled for Wednesday. Following significant roster changes, including the departure of numerous veteran players and the trading of Stefon Diggs, the team is embracing a 'soft reset' in leadership and identity. Quarterback Josh Allen anticipates opportunities for growth among the new roster members, as many will be taking on leadership roles for the first time. The camp marks the team's 22nd year at Fisher, and all free tickets have been claimed, indicating strong fan interest. As the team prepares for the upcoming season, there is speculation about potential roster cuts, especially among high-profile players as they aim to optimize competitiveness. Veteran linebacker Von Miller faces scrutiny after a disappointing prior season, but remains focused on contributing to the team's Super Bowl aspirations.