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Alaina Getzenberg
Orchard Park, NY – The buffalo bill Key parts of the offense will be missing when the team plays pittsburgh steelers On Sunday when both were launching aggressive attacks – Dion Dawkins And spencer brown –Coach Sean McDermott has refused.
He is dealing with injuries stemming from the team’s Week 12 loss houston texansBrown suffered a shoulder injury in the game and tried to play through it, but was unable to finish the game, sitting out the final drive,
Dawkins’ injury was evaluated during the game, but he was cleared to return and finished the game. Concussion-related symptoms were reported the next day, and Dawkins was then placed in the protocol, where he remains. Dawkins will miss his first game after December 1, 2022 due to injury.
linebacker Terrell Bernard (elbow) and wide receiver curtis samuel (Elbow/Knee) have also been ruled out of the game. When asked if injured reserve was a possibility for Brown and/or Bernard, McDermott said “it doesn’t seem like it”.
wide receiver joshua palmer (ankle) and tight end Dalton Kincaid (Hamstring) Both are expected to be questionable for the game. Palmer did not participate in Thursday’s practice, with McDermott saying he has rehabbed a previous injury this week. Kincaid has missed the last two games.
The Bills will hope to get some offensive help from Allen’s career-high eight sacks against the Texans. The offense has scored fewer than 20 points in its three road losses this season. The line has led the league in rushing offense (147.2 per game).
swing tackle Ryan Van DeMark and offensive linemen Alec Anderson One of the top candidates to fill the tackle spots. Van DeMark started for the Browns earlier this season. behaviorist Tylan GrableAnother one who had the practice window open this week but remains on injured reserve.
“We’re looking at a few different options,” McDermott said. “Have a lot of confidence in those guys. Some of them are young, some are a little older… what they lack in experience they will make up for with patience and determination and the people playing with them will help them as much as they can.”
