For the first time since 2018, the Pittsburgh Steelers will hold a joint practice in training camp. On August 15, the team will host the Buffalo Bills at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, Pa. for a joint practice, per a release by the NFL.
The last time the Steelers held a joint practice was with the Detroit Lions in 2018, and just last training camp, general manager Omar Khan said the team hasn’t had one because they’re comfortable with the level of physicality in their own practices.
“There’s no real specific reason,” Khan said. “We’ve done it recently with the Bills and Lions, I think maybe five or seven years ago we did it.