Mike White, who was waived after losing a training camp battle for the backup spot, was elevated from the Buffalo Bills practice squad for their game against the Detroit Lions. This marks his second elevation, although he was inactive for the previous game against the 49ers.

Mike White has been elevated to the active roster as an emergency quarterback, likely as a reward for his role as an insurance policy, allowing him to earn a game check despite not being directly tied to the health status of the starting quarterback or backup.

Mike White was elevated from the practice squad ahead of the game against the 49ers, but with both Josh Allen and Mitchell Trubisky healthy, he was not expected to be active for the matchup.

Mike White has been elevated from the practice squad for the upcoming game against the 49ers. His addition to the roster comes as the team navigates injuries, with tight end Dalton Kincaid ruled out and wide receiver Keon Coleman listed as questionable.

Mike White, a practice squad quarterback, highlighted the effectiveness of the Bills' collaborative approach, noting that it fosters a sense of ownership among players. He remarked that he had never witnessed such a dynamic outside of the quarterback room, emphasizing how this strategy enhances player engagement and accountability. White acknowledged Brady's recent experience as a college wide receiver as a key factor in facilitating this open communication, which has proven beneficial for the team's offensive cohesion.