As the Buffalo Bills prepare for their upcoming game on December 22, they face injury challenges with seven players, primarily on defense. Head coach Sean McDermott remains optimistic, stating that no players are ruled out yet.

Key players like Matt Milano and Dorian Williams are dealing with injuries sustained in a recent high-scoring victory. Meanwhile, Baylon Spector has reappeared on the injury report, raising concerns about his calf issue.

The Buffalo Bills returned to outdoor practice on Thursday, braving low 30s temperatures. Defensive players Rasul Douglas, Taylor Rapp, Damar Hamlin, Matt Milano, Dorian Williams, and Baylon Spector were limited due to various injuries, with Douglas optimistic about playing against the Patriots.

On offense, only Curtis Samuel was limited. Notably, quarterback Josh Allen was cleared from the injury report after a recent scare. Dion Dawkins participated despite a personal incident. Meanwhile, the struggling New England Patriots faced multiple injury issues, including Christian Barmore's placement on injured reserve due to blood clots.

The Buffalo Bills are maintaining good health as they prepare for their upcoming game against the New England Patriots. All players participated in Wednesday's practice, with head coach Sean McDermott confirming that everyone was present in some capacity.

Notably, starting quarterback Josh Allen is not listed on the injury report, indicating he is fit to play after a recent scare. However, several players, including defensive backs Rasul Douglas, Damar Hamlin, and Taylor Rapp, are dealing with injuries that could affect their availability.

Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott takes responsibility for his team's recent struggles, particularly the defense's poor performance against the Detroit Lions, where they allowed 42 points. In an interview, he admitted to not having his players fully prepared for the game.

Despite the defensive issues and injuries to key players, the Bills managed to secure a narrow victory, keeping their playoff hopes alive as they chase the Kansas City Chiefs for the top spot in the AFC.

Josh Allen delivered an impressive performance, leading the Buffalo Bills to a thrilling 48-42 victory over the Detroit Lions, snapping Detroit's 11-game winning streak. Allen threw for 362 yards and four touchdowns while rushing for two scores, showcasing his dual-threat capabilities.

Despite a strong effort from Lions quarterback Jared Goff, who threw five touchdown passes, it wasn't enough to overcome the Bills' offensive prowess. Buffalo's victory marks their eighth win in nine games, solidifying their position as a top contender in the AFC.