‘According to Hyde’s agent Jack Bechta, the Second-Team All-Pro safety will miss the remainder of the 2022 NFL season. NFL Network insider Ian Rapoport adds further that Hyde suffered a herniated disk in his neck.’
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Bills, Dolphins make roster moves ahead of Sunday’s game
‘Meanwhile, the Bills have officially signed defensive tackles Brandin Bryant and Prince Emili from the practice squad to the active roster. In addition, the team has elevated offensive lineman Greg Mancz and defensive back Ja’Marcus Ingram for Sunday’s game.’
Opinion: Capaccio: Bills at Dolphins: Sal’s keys, notes and stats
‘With so many secondary players banged up for the Bills, it will be even more critical to get to Tagovailoa and not allow him to launch the ball downfall to his speedsters. The Bills have done an excellent job of getting pressure with their front four this season, and not needing to blitz. That would be the ideal scenario again Sunday so they can keep more defenders in coverage. If they can continue to get home with four it will go along way in not allowing as many opportunities for the Dolphins passing game to get going.’
Four defensive players declared out for Bills
‘Bills head coach Sean McDermott announced Friday morning on WGR that safety Micah Hyde (neck), defensive tackle Jordan Phillips (hamstring) and cornerback Dane Jackson (neck) would all miss Sunday’s contest in South Florida. Then after practice, it was revealed that defensive tackle Ed Oliver (ankle) was going to miss his second-straight game.’
Listen: McDermott confident in team depth going into Sunday’s matchup with Miami
‘“It’s never a good time to be missing guys. That said, we have confidence in the guys that are going to be asked to step up and fill those gaps, whether it’s in their position or other positions,” McDermott said with Sal Capaccio and Joe DiBiase.’
Bills’ secondary banged-up; Davis, Oliver, Settle limited
‘Prior to the chilly and rainy practice just outside the ADPRO Sports Training Center, head coach Sean McDermott informed the media that four players would not be participating, including both starting safeties Micah Hyde (neck) and Jordan Poyer (foot), as well as starting cornerback Dane Jackson (neck) and defensive tackle Jordan Phillips (hamstring).’
Injuries could thrust some young players into Bills defense
‘Rookies Christian Benford and Kaiir Elam have been alternating for two games opposite Jackson. If Jackson can’t play on Sunday, both rookies would have to start.’
Bills offensive linemen Bobby Hart suspended one game
‘Hart will be next eligible to play for the Bills on Sunday, Oct. 2 when they travel to Baltimore to take on the Ravens.’
Dane Jackson ‘in good spirits’ after scary injury
‘McDermott said it’s still too early to give more of an evaluation on the injured players, and said the team will take it “day-by-day” with each.’
Opinion: Bills grades: Week 2 vs. Titans
‘Josh Allen was on point under center once more, especially once the Bills decided that the run game was for squares. The batted passes were a slight downer to block the perfection of the coveted A+ grade.’
McDermott likes ‘coachability’ of Bills rookies
‘”You see those two putting in a lot of time. Even when meetings are over they’re in there watching film and getting themselves ready to go.”‘
Bills demolish Titans in a blowout for win in home opener
‘The Bills received the opening kick-off and got to work right away. Quarterback Josh Allen lead the offense 75 yards down the field in just under six minutes. Allen capped off the drive with a short 11-yard pass to full back Reggie Gilliam for his first career touchdown.’
Allen: ‘When you can play a game like that, it doesn’t matter who it’s against’
‘”Getting him the ball early and often, he did a great job getting open. Making plays making some great catches. He is what he is, it’s Stefon Diggs. We know he is one of the greatest if not the greatest receiver in this game right now. I trust him implicitly. I love that guy he works his tail off.”‘
Opinion: Arrow Up/Arrow Down: Titans at Bills
‘The Bills were too sloppy and unable to execute on several short-yardage situations, including third and fourth down.’
Opinion: Bills exorcise some demons
‘As it turns out, the high point for the visitors came on their first drive of the night, as they answered a Bills touchdown with a touchdown of their own, although it shouldn’t have counted because officials missed a false start on the Titans offensive line.’