The Buffalo Bills appear to be getting healthier at the right time. There were a lot of injury question marks surrounding the team heading into this week’s game against the New York Jets.

However, head coach Sean McDermott provided a comprehensive update on some players’ injuries on Friday.

As The Athletic’s Joe Buscaglia shared, McDermott explained that Damar Hamlin, Taylor Rapp, Cam Lewis and Curtis Samuel will all practice in a limited capacity on Friday and are questionable for the game. He also stated that Rasul Douglas and Matt Milano were ready to play on Sunday.

Needless to say, having both Douglas and Milano on the field will be huge for the Bills’ defense. Going up against Aaron Rodgers always brings with it some challenges.

Rodgers may no longer be the elite superstar he once was, but he is still one of the best quarterbacks to ever play the game. He can still do damage if a team isn’t prepared for him.

Hopefully the other four players can try it too.

With only two games left until the playoffs, Buffalo needs all hands on deck. With this update the trend is definitely heading in that direction.

Now the team simply needs to stay healthy in the final two games of the year.

Obviously, the final status of Hamlin, Rapp, Lewis and Samuel is not yet known. However, the fact that they are there in practice shows that they are close.

Even if some or all of them miss this week’s game, they are leaning toward a possible return in the final game of the season if necessary.

Overall, this is a very positive update to the bills. There are still some injury question marks but these will become clear either tomorrow or Sunday.

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