On Sunday, the Buffalo Bills take on the Kansas City Chiefs, and they will be fielding a reasonably healthy squad. The midweek injury report for this week indicates that the Bills should be able to implement their selected game plan. Yes, there are still important players on the injured reserve list, but that’s because they’ve been there for nine weeks. If coaches haven’t developed a strategy by now with the players they have available, that’s a different issue that needs to be handled.
This is what we have in mind for the last practice day, when we might—or might not—learn more about a few of the names.Everyone resumed participating fully in practice today as the pads came on, even Von Miller, who had taken his scheduled day off from the vet yesterday. Even among the injuries listed here, there isn’t much to talk about. The training staff will likely keep Allen on the list for the entire season in order to ensure that his shoulder remains loose during the upcominga few weeks; Jackson completed the concussion protocol and, barring any new developments, will most likely be removed from the list the following week; Rapp has had his neck injury for three weeks and, barring any complication from playing on Sunday, will also probably be removed from the list. We’re not entirely sure what happene
These two are only included in this section because they haven’t been added to the 53-man roster yet. They would normally go up a category because they were full participants for two days of practice, but since they can’t play until the Bills formally add them back to the roster, I’m going to hold them in this position until then.
However, it ought to occur shortly. Dawson Knox caught passes in practice yesterday, which is captured in a number of videos. Today, we watched him go through blocking drills in full pads. It appears that at this point, the decision may simply come down to who is taken off the roster as opposed to who is moved on.
To Floyd and Kincaid, but since their injuries haven’t prevented them from playing, it’s likely that they’re just receiving additional therapy or taping to prevent further injuries. Not too unusual for a season this long. Nothing suggests that any of the aforementioned will have any kind of Sunday designation following tomorrow’s practice.
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