As the playoffs draw nearer, a key Buffalo Bills’ defensive player continues to trend toward a possible return. Ed Oliver was placed on Injured Reserve on Oct.
To begin the year, the Buffalo Bills’ pass rush appeared much-improved. With Joey Bosa leading the way and Ed Oliver enjoying a heroic Week 1 performance, things looked like they were on the up and up for the Bills’ pressure unit.
A couple of reports on Friday provided some insight into some of the team’s short-term and long-term injury situations.
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When Ed Oliver was placed on Injured Reserve in late October, his chances of returning to action this season appeared grim. But as time has worn on, it has appeared more and more likely that the Buffalo Bills’ defensive tackle will be able to make a comeback by the time the 2025 campaign is through.
All NFL players enter the season with high hopes, but sometimes seasons don't go as hoped. These 20 players have been some of the biggest disappointments early in the 2025 season.
The Buffalo Bills, like all NFL teams, have to navigate the difficult reality that injuries are inevitable. Buffalo has been ravaged by injuries to both the offense and defense, though defensively, the team has been hit much harder.
Defensive tackle Ed Oliver is out until January at the earliest. Defensive lineman Michael Hoecht is done for the season as is safety Taylor Rapp. Simply put, the last thing the Buffalo Bills need is another long-term injury on defense, and it looks like they may have avoided one with starting linebacker Terrel Bernard.
Hope continues to build regarding Ed Oliver’s potential return come playoff time. The Buffalo Bills' defensive tackle posted a brief video to his Instagram page on Monday afternoon, which showed him wearing a brace on his right arm, with a couple of scars underneath.
Bills rookie defensive end Landon Jackson tore his MCL and PCL in the first quarter of a 30-13 loss to the Dolphins on Sunday, according to insider Jordan Schultz.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
If you are a Buffalo Bills fan, you have to be ecstatic with the way Sunday's game against the Kansas City Chiefs went. Not only did they win the highest-profile
With the 2025 NFL trade deadline approaching, the Buffalo Bills could look to solidify their roster as they prepare for a deep playoff run. Much attention has been paid to the receiving corps, and the Bills reportedly checked on players such as Chris Olave.
The Buffalo Bills secured a lopsided win over the Carolina Panthers in Week 8, but they lost one of their top players during the game. Defensive tackle Ed Oliver suffered a torn bicep, which resulted in him being placed on IR, essentially ending his season.
The Buffalo Bills lost one of their top defenders in Week 8 when Ed Oliver suffered a bicep injury during their win over the Carolina Panthers. It was revealed earlier this week that he would need surgery, and is out for the season.
When the Buffalo Bills selected T.J. Sanders in the second round of the 2025 draft, there were certain expectations that were not met. Sanders played a significant number of snaps early in the season, but hasn't been on the field since suffering a knee injury and was placed on IR on October 11.
Injuries have been an issue for the Buffalo Bills this season, especially on the defensive side of the ball. They've seen key players such as DaQuan Jones, Matt Milano, and Ed Oliver all miss time, with Oliver recently heading to the IR.
With injuries mounting at the defensive tackle position, the Buffalo Bills hosted four players for tryouts on Tuesday before signing an exciting rookie on Wednesday morning.
Prior to their biggest game of the year against the Kansas City Chiefs, the Buffalo Bills made a flurry of roster moves.
The Buffalo Bills announced they have placed DT Ed Oliver on injured reserve with his torn biceps injury, which is expected to sideline him for the rest of the regular season at least. Buffalo also promoted DT Jordan Phillips and S Jordan Poyer to the active roster. Oliver, 27, was selected by the Bills with the No.
The Buffalo Bills snapped a two-game skid in emphatic fashion with a 40-9 rout of the Carolina Panthers. This victory extended their record to 9-0 after a bye under Sean McDermott.
The Buffalo Bills are going to be without defensive tackle Ed Oliver indefinitely. Head coach Sean McDermott confirmed the news while speaking to the media on Monday.
Despite their 40-9 demolition of the Carolina Panthers, the news was not all positive for the Buffalo Bills on Sunday.
The Buffalo Bills are awaiting MRI results but fear defensive tackle Ed Oliver tore his biceps in Sunday's win at Carolina, ESPN reported Monday. Oliver, 27, was injured on a 3-yard rushing play by Panthers running back Chuba Hubbard just before the two-minute warning in Buffalo's 40-9 victory.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Bills ruled out veteran DT Ed Oliver due to what could be a serious biceps injury. He had already missed multiple games this season due to an ankle injury, and now could be facing a stint on injured reserve depending on the injury’s severity.
The Buffalo Bills have been without one of their best interior players in defensive tackle Ed Oliver. The talented disruptor has been sidelined since before Week 2 of the NFL season, when he suffered a reported ankle injury that's taken quite some time to heal.
Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver has been ruled out of Sunday's game against the host New York Jets, head coach Sean McDermott announced Friday.
Buffalo Bills defensive tackle Ed Oliver was spotted wearing a walking boot and did not participate in practice on Thursday due to a left ankle injury.
Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes had played mistake-free until a costly fumble late in the first quarter of the AFC Championship game on Sunday.
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