Injuries continue to pile up for the Buffalo Bills with the season opener three weeks away.
After the news of linebacker Matt Milano’s bicep tear late last week, the Bills currently have a total of 15 different players on the team’s injury report as of Monday afternoon. The full report of injured players is listed below:
- LB Matt Milano (Bicep)
- S Mike Edwards (Hamstring)
- S Cole Bishop (Shoulder)
- S Damar Hamlin (Hamstring)
- QB Mitch Trubisky (Knee)
- WR Curtis Samuel (Toe)
- WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling (Neck)
- WR Lawrence Keys III
- TE Quintin Morris (Shoulder)
- DE Javon Solomon (Calf)
- DE Casey Toohill (Groin)
- LB Baylon Spector (Calf)
- LB Nicholas Morrow (Core/Groin)
- DT Austin Johnson (Calf)
- OL Travis Clayton (Shoulder)
Head coach Sean McDermott said Valdes-Scantling, Trubisky, and Morris will miss multiple weeks with their injuries while Samuel, Hamlin, and Spector are considered week-to-week.
Due to the growing list of injuries, McDermott has decided to rest the starters in the final preseason game against the Carolina Panthers this Saturday at Highmark Stadium, giving younger players a chance to prove themselves. The only player who was already set to sit out is starting quarterback Josh Allen.
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