Bills injury report week 4 (Getty Images)
Buffalo’s final Week 4 report leaves a starting cornerback questionable after he missed every practice this week, while a rookie defensive lineman is doubtful. Because of a hamstring injury, ray Davis is also questionable. The Buffalo Bills will head into Sunday’s AFC East matchup with the New England Patriots carrying a few important injury questions, particularly on defense. The offense also has two skill-position players listed as questionable. That creates some uncertainty around the lineup, but the report also brings encouraging news. Several starters avoided a game designation after making progress during the week, giving Buffalo a healthier core heading into the Patriots matchup. The Bills also have uncertainty at wide receiver and running back. Keon Coleman is questionable with an ankle issue. He missed the opening practice of the week but was limited Thursday and Friday. His size and role in the passing game make his availability worth watching right up until kickoff. His Friday absence was listed as veteran rest rather than a setback. Damar Hamlin and DJ Moore both remained limited throughout the week, but neither received a game designation. Ar’maj Reed-Adams also practiced fully all week.
That late change gives Buffalo another decision to make before the game. He was not on Wednesday’s report, then took part fully Thursday before being limited Friday. Joe Andreessen moved from no practice on Wednesday to limited work on Thursday and a full session on Friday. Terrel Bernard also carries no game designation after practicing fully on Wednesday and Thursday.