Buffalo Bills defensive end Michael Hoecht suffered a season-ending Achilles tendon rupture during Sunday’s game, just his second back from suspension. He’s expected to undergo surgery with a projected 9–12 month recovery timeline, putting him on track to return by Week 1 of the 2026 season if rehab goes smoothly. It’s a tough blow for Buffalo’s defense, but there’s optimism Hoecht can make a full comeback next year.
Week 9 brings another heavyweight AFC showdown as the Buffalo Bills (5-2) take on the Kansas City Chiefs (5-3) in a must-win battle for playoff positioning. The Bills enter banged up yet again, headlined by Ed Oliver’s torn biceps landing him on IR and Taron Johnson’s groin injury clouding the secondary. With Josh Allen under scrutiny and injuries stacking up across the roster, Buffalo faces a defining test against Patrick Mahomes and Taylor Swift’s Kansas City Chiefs squad.
Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver has reportedly suffered a severe left-bicep tendon tear early in Sunday’s game, with surgery now scheduled and an indefinite return timeline in place. Full story and official team announcement here.
The Buffalo Bills and Carolina Panthers head into Week 8 battling injuries that could shape Sunday’s outcome in Charlotte. Buffalo gets key pieces back while Matt Milano, Dalton Kincaid, and Terrel Bernard remain questionable. Carolina’s Bryce Young is doubtful, likely giving Andy Dalton the start. Here’s the full Bills vs. Panthers injury report and what it means for both teams’ playoff momentum.
The Buffalo Bills head into Week 6 Monday Night Football against the Atlanta Falcons banged up, with LB Matt Milano ruled OUT and TE Dalton Kincaid and WR Curtis Samuel listed as QUESTIONABLE. Buffalo will also be relying on Ed Oliver returning from an ankle injury to help anchor the defensive line. The Falcons, coming off their bye week, enter healthier, giving Buffalo a challenging road test under the primetime lights.
The Buffalo Bills vs New England Patriots rivalry heats up Sunday night under the primetime lights in Orchard Park. Check out the full injury report: who’s questionable or out including Ed Oliver, Matt Milano, Spencer Brown, TJ Sanders, and more. With Stefon Diggs back in Buffalo and injuries reshaping both rosters, this primetime clash is shaping up to be a must-watch showdown for Bills Mafia.
The Buffalo Bills enter Week 4 against the New Orleans Saints unbeaten, but injuries are starting to pile up. Key starters like Ed Oliver and Matt Milano are out, while Spencer Brown and AJ Epenesa are questionable. On the Saints’ side, Dillon Radunz and Chase Young are sidelined, with Devaughn Vele also banged up. With IR return windows looming for Maxwell Hairston, Tyler Bass, and Tylan Grable — plus Michael Hoecht and Larry Ogunjobi nearing the end of their suspensions — both teams are juggling roster questions that could shape Sunday’s matchup in Orchard Park.
The Buffalo Bills head into their crucial Week 3 primetime clash with the Miami Dolphins missing key starters on defense. Ed Oliver (ankle) and Matt Milano (pectoral) are officially out, while Taron Johnson, Cam Lewis, and Shaq Thompson remain questionable. Get the full breakdown of Buffalo’s banged-up roster, injury timelines, and what it means for the AFC East battle under the lights in Orchard Park.
Buffalo Bills Injury Update: Key Starters Questionable Ahead of Week 3
Josh Allen continues to lead Buffalo with MVP-level focus, but injuries are already shaking the roster. DT Ed Oliver is ruled out with a likely high ankle sprain, while CB Tre’Davious White, CB Taron Johnson, LB Shaq Thompson, and rookie Jordan Hancock are all listed as questionable. Even with several key players limited, the Bills aim to stay competitive as they face a short week and tough matchups. Stay updated on the latest Buffalo Bills injury news and player statuses here.
Week 1 is here, and the Buffalo Bills vs. Baltimore Ravens showdown could be a preview of January football — if both teams survive their injury lists. With Tyler Bass on IR, Tre’Davious White doubtful, and Baltimore down key weapons, groin injuries may be the real MVP.
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