The Buffalo Bills have revealed the most up-to-date injury report heading into Week 4 against the New England Patriots.
The Buffalo Bills are getting ready to take on the New England Patriots this weekend, offering them a chance to move to 4-0 in the new season.
Buffalo will be looking to clean things up from a week ago, when they barely squeaked by the Los Angeles Chargers. But heading into the game against the Patriots, the Bills have released the injury report for Friday.
Within the report, the Bills saw a few players go through full practice, with others were limited. Buffalo has two players listed as questionable for the game, while one has been listed as doubtful.
Cornerback Christian Benford (toe) and running back Ray Davi (hamstring) are both being viewed as questionable for the game against the Patriots. Defensive lineman T.J. Sanders is now listed as doubtful against New England as he deals with an illness.
The Bills will be trying to send the Patriots to 1-3 on the season if they can defend home-field in this game. After losing the AFC East to New England a year ago, the Bills understand how important this contest is for the division.
Buffalo has gotten off to a strong start, but they showed some signs of cracking last week against the Chargers. Los Angeles was able to slow down the Bills' offensive attack while also taking advantage of the inconsistent defense.
New England will be coming into this game with a sense of desperation, and the Bills will need to be very careful. Much like last week, Buffalo will need to not beat themselves, and instead play their game to earn the win.
The secondary has been an issue for the Bills this season, and this will be an area that the Patriots will try to exploit during the game. But for the Bills, the team has complete faith in its players, and it will hope for the best against a poor New England offense.
The Patriots' offense has been a mess all season long, and the last thing that the Bills want is to give them any sort of life this week. If Buffalo can pressure quarterback Drake Maye, he has proven to turn the ball over at a high rate this season.
Buffalo has a chance to bury its division rival early on in the year, and that isn't an opportunity that comes along very often.
Kickoff between the Bills and Patriots will take place at 10:00 a.m. PT/1:00 p.m. ET from Highmark Stadium.
