Buffalo Bills Face Injury Challenges Ahead of Crucial Game

The Buffalo Bills are dealing with a few key players being out for their upcoming game. Dalton Kincaid, their tight end, won't be playing due to a hamstring injury. This is the second game in a row he'll miss. Coach Sean McDermott confirmed this on a radio show. Kincaid hasn't practiced all week, so it's no surprise he's out. With Kincaid sidelined, Dawson Knox and Jackson Hawes are the only other tight ends on the team's main roster. Keleki Latu, who was called up from the practice squad last week, might get another chance to play. The Bills also have to deal with injuries to their wide receivers. Curtis Samuel is out because of issues with his elbow and neck. Mecole Hardman is also sidelined, this time due to a calf injury. This leaves Khalil Shakir, Josh Palmer, Keon Coleman, Elijah Moore, and Tyrell Shavers as the main wide receivers for the game. Gabe Davis is on the practice squad and could be called up if needed. Coleman and Moore were both not playing last week. Coleman was benched for disciplinary reasons. It's not clear yet if he'll be back for this game. Coach McDermott didn't give any details about Coleman's status. Injuries are a big part of football, and the Bills are feeling that right now. It's going to be tough for them to play without some of their key players. But football is also about adapting and overcoming challenges. The Bills will have to find a way to make it work with the players they have available.