Tyrell Shavers has been elevated to the active roster for the Week 10 game against the Colts, providing depth to the receiving corps as the Bills look to compensate for the absences of Amari Cooper and Keon Coleman.

Tyrell Shavers has been elevated from the Practice Squad for the second time this fall, making his NFL debut after previously being cut during roster reductions. In his first game against Houston, he played 24 snaps but was not targeted as a receiver. Standing at 6-foot-4, Shavers adds size to the receiving corps as the Bills prepare for their matchup against the Colts.

Tyrell Shavers has been elevated from the practice squad to the active roster as the Bills prepare for their upcoming game. This move comes as the team faces potential depth issues at receiver due to injuries to other players.

Tyrell Shavers is among the receivers on the Bills' practice squad, and his elevation to the active roster is likely as the team prepares for Week 8. With only five wide receivers currently on the active roster, Shavers could provide additional depth in the absence of Curtis Samuel, who has been sidelined due to injury.

Tyrell Shavers has been elevated from the practice squad after impressing during training camp and the preseason, receiving praise from head coach Sean McDermott, offensive coordinator Joe Brady, and Allen. His promotion comes as Khalil Shakir is ruled out with an ankle injury. While it's uncertain how many offensive reps he will get, Shavers is expected to contribute on special teams as well.