Although Stefon Diggs, a wide receiver with the Bills, did not practice on Thursday, it does not seem as though his availability for Sunday’s game against the Chiefs is in doubt.
Diggs was cited by Buffalo as having missed practice because of rest and a foot issue. Diggs is expected to be fine for the divisional round based on his rest designation. The injury report released on Wednesday did not include Diggs.
Diggs caught seven catches for 52 yards against Pittsburgh in the wild-card win.
With his knee injury, receiver Gabe Davis, however, was unable to return to practice. He wasn’t involved in the game last week.
Buffalo had several defensive players who had not practiced. For the second day in a row, linebackers Christian Benford (knee), Terrell Bernard (ankle), Taylor Ramp (calf), and Baylon Spector (back) were all listed as not participating.
Linebacker Tyrel Dodson (shoulder), cornerback Taron Johnson (concussion), and cornerback Raul Douglas (knee) were still limited.
Sam Martin, a punter, was limited since he was unable to practice on Wednesday due to a hamstring injury.
The neck of Safety Micah Hyde was still full. Von Miller and Leonard Floyd, two edge rushers, returned for a full practice after taking a day off.
The injury report also lists quarterback Josh Allen (neck), but he was limited in practice for a second straight day.
