US EditionBills Mounting List of Injuries Grows to 15 Players, with Additions of WRs Shakir and Palmer
NEW YORK, AUG 3 – Khalil Shakir's high-ankle sprain is a recurrence of last season's injury and adds to Buffalo's multiple receiver injuries, sidelining their leading receiver for several weeks.
- The Buffalo Bills revealed a growing injury list of 15 players by Sunday, including key wide receiver Khalil Shakir who was hurt Friday at Highmark Stadium.
- This surge in injuries stems from offseason and training camp incidents, with Shakir suffering a high ankle sprain in the Red and Blue scrimmage.
- Additional injured players include Josh Palmer with a groin issue, Curtis Samuel and Kaden Prather with hamstring injuries, plus sidelined safeties Taylor Rapp and Cole Bishop.
- Coach Sean McDermott stated Shakir is "week to week" and has faced this injury before, while acknowledging the team's need to keep progressing through practices.
- These setbacks challenge the Bills' depth, especially at wide receiver, but open opportunities for backups to compete for roster spots as the preseason begins Saturday against the Giants.
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