Darrynton Evans has been released by the Buffalo Bills after being designated to return from injured reserve. Initially joining the Bills in the 2023 offseason, he showcased his talent during the preseason but was released during final roster cuts. After a stint with the Miami Dolphins and the Chicago Bears, he returned to the Bills on a futures deal. Despite his speed and a solid preseason performance, he could not secure a roster spot and remains a potential practice squad addition for Buffalo or other teams, given his age and upside.

Darrynton Evans was a full participant in practice this week but remains on injured reserve and is doubtful to play against the Seahawks. Despite his healthy status, the Bills appear hesitant to activate him.

Darrynton Evans is doubtful to play due to a hamstring injury and remains on Injured Reserve, although his practice window is open.

Darrynton Evans has been placed on injured reserve, but is designated to return, indicating that he could potentially rejoin the team later in the season if he recovers from his injury.

Darrynton Evans is one of the running backs competing for a spot on the Bills' final roster. With Gore's departure, it appears that Evans, along with James Cook, Ray Davis, and Ty Johnson, likely secured their positions on the 53-man roster.