What the Bills first injury report of the week really tells us.
Buffalo didn’t actually practice Monday, but the short week means the Bills still had to estimate who would — and wouldn’t — have participated.
The Buffalo Bills' first injury report of the week, released on Monday, paints a generally healthy picture for the team as they prepare to face the Detroit Lions in Week 2. While the Bills did not actually practice on Monday, the report outlines the participation estimates they would have had if they had practiced.
According to the report, LB Terrel Bernard is expected to return after dealing with a calf injury, while RB Ty Johnson is anticipated to make a return after hamstring issues. DL T.J. Sanders, who missed a game due to a knee concern, will also likely play. The report also noted that OLB Bradley Chubb and DB Jordan Hancock will participate fully in the upcoming game.
The article highlights the fact that DJ Moore's brief visit to the medical tent on Sunday did not result in any significant injury, and Josh Allen's temporary hand discomfort was also not serious. Consequently, the team appears to be in good shape heading into their Thursday Night Football matchup against the Detroit Lions.
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