Bills Lose Key Defender Again As Another Star Eyes Return Sunday
The Buffalo Bills are facing another defensive setback after Sunday night’s loss to the Patriots, as linebacker Matt Milano re-aggravated a pectoral injury that had already sidelined him earlier this season. Head coach Sean McDermott confirmed he’s now considered week-to-week — not placed on IR yet, but under close watch.
Milano, who returned after missing two games, played only one half before exiting again. His instincts and coverage ability remain nearly irreplaceable for Buffalo’s defensive setup.
To make matters worse, backup linebacker Dorian Williams is dealing with a knee issue and is listed day-to-day. Meanwhile, star defensive tackle Ed Oliver — out four straight games with an ankle injury — is expected to return for the upcoming Monday night matchup against Atlanta. His presence could be crucial in restoring balance to the Bills’ defensive front.
On offense, center Connor McGovern briefly left Sunday’s game with a hand injury but returned and is expected to be ready next week. Rookie T.J. Sanders may also return from a knee issue, offering valuable depth for the defensive line.
However, rookie corner Dorian Strong remains sidelined with a neck injury, now seeing a specialist to determine the extent of the damage. There’s no official word yet on his season status.
With several key players nursing injuries, Buffalo’s defense will once again rely on its “Next Man Up” mentality. Despite the adversity, the belief and resilience that define the Bills — and their fans — remain unshaken. 💙
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