WEEK 1 Buffalo Bills vs Houston Texans: In-game injury updates
Follow along while we bring you updates provided by teams — and the network — as players get medical attention, are ruled out, or hopefully return to play. Should the Buffalo Bills have injuries that alter their lineup, it might be helpful to know who is available as the next man up. To do that, here’s a […]
On October 14, 2018, during the first game of the 2026 season, the Buffalo Bills faced off against the Houston Texans. As the game progressed, updates on injuries were provided by both teams.
For the Buffalo Bills, S Cole Bishop suffered a left knee injury and was ruled probable to return. Initially, Bishop went down in a pile of blue, was brought to the medical tent, and then was seen working through stiffness on the sideline. He missed the rest of the defensive series but was reported to be probable to return for the game.
In contrast, the Houston Texans did not report any injuries for their players during this game.
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