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Buffalo Bills wide receiver Curtis Samuel and defensive tackle Ed Oliver were activated from injured reserve and will play in the Divisional Round against the Denver Broncos, after being listed as questionable on the final injury report; the Bills and Broncos released their inactive rosters ahead of the game.
The Bills activated defensive tackle Ed Oliver from injured reserve for their divisional-round matchup with the Denver Broncos, returning after a Week 8 injury absence (biceps and knee). Oliver’s three-game 2025 stint featured a 20.8% pressure rate, and his presence could boost Buffalo’s pass rush while allowing DaQuan Jones to resume his 1-technique role and enabling healthier rotations among the Bills’ defensive line.
Buffalo Bills activated defensive tackle Ed Oliver and wide receiver Curtis Samuel from injured reserve ahead of the divisional round against the Denver Broncos, providing needed depth after both were sidelined (Oliver since Oct. 26, Samuel since Nov. 16). Both were listed as questionable; Samuel had full participation in the last two practices and Oliver was limited earlier in the week. The team also promoted Mecole Hardman Jr. and elevated Frank Gore Jr. from the practice squad to bolster the roster.
The Bills placed WR Gabe Davis on Injured Reserve with a torn ACL from the Wild Card win over the Jaguars, ending his season after 12 receptions for 129 yards and a TD in six games. DT Ed Oliver and WR Curtis Samuel were designated to return to practice, with 21-day windows opened. Buffalo also added WR Kristian Wilkerson to the practice squad and signed OL Nick Broeker to a reserve/future contract.
The Buffalo Bills received good news with key players like Maxwell Hairston, Terrel Bernard, and Matt Milano returning to practice, while others like Ed Oliver, DaQuan Jones, Joshua Palmer, and Ray Davis remain injured. The team prepares for their game against the Kansas City Chiefs, with some uncertainties about minor injuries to Matt Prater and Shaq Thompson.
The Buffalo Bills made several roster moves ahead of their Week 9 game against the Chiefs, including promoting safety Jordan Poyer and defensive tackle Jordan Phillips to the active roster, and placing defensive tackle Ed Oliver on Injured Reserve due to a torn biceps. Oliver has been a key player this season, and his absence will be felt, but Poyer and Phillips provide valuable experience as the team navigates injuries.
Ed Oliver, a player for the Buffalo Bills, is out indefinitely due to a torn biceps injury, impacting the team's defensive lineup.
Buffalo Bills' defensive tackle Ed Oliver will undergo surgery for a torn biceps, leading to an indefinite absence and potentially missing the rest of the season, significantly impacting the team's defense.
Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver is expected to miss additional time due to a biceps injury sustained in a game against the Panthers, after missing four games earlier this season with an ankle injury. Further tests will determine the duration of his absence, which could impact the team's defensive line options.
Buffalo Bills will be without key defenders Ed Oliver and Matt Milano for their Week 4 game against the New Orleans Saints due to injuries, while Spencer Brown and A.J. Epenesa are questionable. The matchup is only the 13th all-time between the two teams, with Buffalo seeking to improve their recent record against the Saints.
Buffalo Bills' defensive tackle Ed Oliver was seen in a walking boot and did not participate in practice due to an ankle injury, raising concerns about his availability for Week 2. Meanwhile, quarterback Josh Allen received the AFC Offensive Player of the Week award after a comeback victory. Other team updates include progress on cornerback Tre’Davious White's return from injury, and performances by kicker Matt Prater and wide receiver Keon Coleman.
Buffalo Bills' defensive tackle Ed Oliver, who had an outstanding game against the Ravens, was seen in a walking boot and using a scooter due to an ankle injury, raising concerns about his availability for upcoming games amid a tough start to the season.
Buffalo Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs is not listed with an injury designation and expects to play against the Denver Broncos. Safety Micah Hyde and cornerback Christian Benford have been ruled out. Linebacker Terrel Bernard is questionable. Defensive tackle Ed Oliver is eyeing a bonus for reaching eight sacks this season. Broncos rookie Marvin Mims has been impressive in punt and kick returns.
Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver will miss the game against the New England Patriots due to a toe injury, according to coach Sean McDermott. Oliver has not practiced all week but was present at Friday's practice. Tight end Quintin Morris and running back Damien Harris are also ruled out for the game. Oliver has played a significant role in the Bills' defense this season, with four sacks and nine tackles for loss. The team will rely on a rotation of Jordan Phillips, Tim Settle, and Poona Ford in Oliver's absence.
The Buffalo Bills may have taken themselves out of the running for DeAndre Hopkins after extending DT Ed Oliver and signing DE Leonard Floyd. Prior to these moves, the Bills had just over $1 million in cap space, making it unlikely they could afford Hopkins. While the Cleveland Browns are still in the mix, there are still many teams with cap space and a need for a receiver.