Eagles vs. Bills: Updated Injury Report
As the Buffalo Bills prepare for their upcoming matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles, the updated injury report reveals significant player statuses. Quarterback Josh Allen is dealing with a foot injury but remains optimistic about his availability for Sunday.
Eagles vs. Bills: Updated Injury Report
After leading the Bills to victory against the Cleveland Browns, Allen stated that his foot feels sore but is manageable. He confirmed to the media on Tuesday, “Yes, I will be playing.” This assurance comes despite him undergoing an X-ray on his foot during halftime last week.
Current Injury Status
On Wednesday, the Bills conducted a walkthrough instead of a full practice. Consequently, the injury report is an estimation. Notably, seven players did not participate in the session:
- Defensive End: Joey Bosa (Hamstring)
- Defensive Tackle: DaQuan Jones (Calf)
- Tight End: Dalton Kincaid (Knee)
- Tight End: Dawson Knox (Knee)
- Defensive Tackle: Jordan Phillips (Ankle)
- Safety: Jordan Poyer (Hamstring)
- Kicker: Matt Prater (Right Quad)
Allen was listed as having limited participation, indicating the team is managing his recovery cautiously. Other players with limited statuses include:
- Cornerback: Taron Johnson (Quad)
- Defensive Back: Cam Lewis (Hamstring)
- Linebacker: Shaq Thompson (Neck)
Looking Ahead
The Bills have changed their practice schedule, opting not to conduct on-field activities on Thursday. This week’s injury report could impact their game strategy against the Eagles. Buffalo fans remain hopeful for the return of Allen’s key targets, Kincaid and Knox, who are essential for offensive plays this Sunday.
As the weekend approaches, the status of Allen and other injured players will be closely monitored. The Bills’ performance will heavily rely on their recovery and ability to take the field against a strong Eagles team.
