The Buffalo Bills Injury Report once again arrives looking like a CVS receipt as Wild Card Weekend kicks off, with the #6 seed Bills (12–5) heading to Jacksonville to face the #3 seed Jaguars (13–4). National media is busy hyping the Jaguars as the healthier, hotter team, complete with Trevor Lawrence flipping his flowing shampoo-commercial…
The latest Buffalo Bills injury report headlines Josh Allen’s lingering foot issue, with several key players sidelined or limited heading into the Week 18 finale against the Jets. Jordan Poyer, Terrel Bernard, and DaQuan Jones are out, while Dalton Kincaid, Joey Bosa, and Jordan Phillips remain questionable. Backup reps and cautious practice workloads hint at a strategic approach to preserve health for the playoffs, making this final Highmark Stadium game as much about managing injuries as celebrating memories.
Week 17 sees the Buffalo Bills injury report dominated by key absences as Buffalo hosts the Philadelphia Eagles. Josh Allen headlines the report, battling a new foot injury but expected to play, while DT DaQuan Jones, S Jordan Poyer, K Matt Prater, and DT Jordan Phillips are ruled out. TEs Dalton Kincaid and Dawson Knox remain questionable, and the team continues to carry a deep IR list. Despite the setbacks, several players, including Joey Bosa, Taron Johnson, and Cam Lewis, are expected to play, providing Buffalo with vital depth as they push toward the playoffs.
Week 16 sees the Buffalo Bills injury report showing improved stability as the team heads to Cleveland, with key players like Terrel Bernard, Dalton Kincaid, and Christian Benford expected to play. Meanwhile, Cleveland enters tank mode with multiple starters ruled out, giving Buffalo an edge if they can manage snap counts and avoid setbacks. This week’s report highlights both recovery progress and ongoing caution as the Bills push toward the playoffs.
It’s Week 15 and the Buffalo Bills injury report remains crowded as the Bills head to Foxborough to face the Patriots. Key players like Christian Benford, Terrel Bernard, Joshua Palmer, Joey Bosa, and Spencer Brown are all being closely monitored, with some returning from injury and others still limited. Even with several starters on the IR list, Buffalo is looking to field a competitive lineup, making the Buffalo Bills injury report essential reading for fans ahead of this critical AFC East showdown.
The Buffalo Bills Injury Report for Week 14 is jam-packed as the 8–4 Bills host the 4–8 Bengals. Key players like DE Joey Bosa (hamstring/wrist) and LB Terrel Bernard (elbow) are out, WR Joshua Palmer is doubtful, and TE Dalton Kincaid and OT Spencer Brown are questionable. Meanwhile, Dion Dawkins returns from a concussion, and A.J. Epenesa is back in practice after a foot scare. Buffalo’s IR list remains stacked, highlighting the team’s ability to keep winning thigh-first despite a slew of injuries.
The Week 13 Buffalo Bills injury report reveals key starters Dion Dawkins, Spencer Brown, and Terrel Bernard are OUT, with several others listed as questionable. With the Bills’ depth tested, Buffalo faces a critical AFC clash against the healthier Pittsburgh Steelers.
After a humiliating blowout loss to Miami, the Buffalo Bills are battered, bruised, and desperate. With Josh Allen under fire and injuries piling up, can Buffalo survive Week 11 against a depleted Buccaneers squad? Or will Bills Mafia lose its mind?
The Buffalo Bills face the Miami Dolphins in Week 10 with a long injury list, highlighted by DE Michael Hoecht on IR. Key players like RB James Cook, DE Joey Bosa, and LB Terrel Bernard are expected to play, while several others remain questionable. The Dolphins are also hampered by injuries, setting the stage for a high-stakes divisional clash.
When the Buffalo Bills needed a comeback game the most, the team delivered, with a statement performance Sunday against a dominant Kansas City Chiefs team, 28-21. QB Josh Allen had a fantastic game, completing 23 of his 26 passes for 273 yards and a touchdown, as well as rushing for 19 yards and 2 more…
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