Buffalo Bills enter Week 13 with no injury designations for players

The Buffalo Bills enter Week 13 with no injury designations for players.

The Buffalo Bills are heading to primetime to take on the San Francisco 49ers on Monday Night Football. The good news for the Bills is they are as healthy as they have been at almost any point in time this season. They will enter Monday night with no players having an injury designation.

The Bills had their final practice of the week on Saturday and every player was a full participant, except for Jake Fromm. The only reason the backup quarterback was limited is that he is the “emergency quarterback” and practices away from the team.

The Bills started the week with only Mario Addison not practicing but this has become typical for the veteran pass rusher. The team usually gives him an extra rest day each week.

They also had two players limited due to injury which was tight end Reggie Gilliam and running back Taiwan Jones. However, they were full participants for the next two days.

The only other names on the injury report this week was Josh Allen and Jon Feliciano. This was likely due to injuries suffered during the course of the game last week but it didn’t limit them in any way on the injury report.

The focus for the Buffalo Bills now turns to whether or not they will activate Matt Milano and/or Tyrel Dodson. Both players are on injured reserve but were designated for return earlier this week.

As Sal Capaccio tweeted, the Buffalo Bills will have until Monday at 4 PM to decide whether or not to activate either player. The good news is that the Bills currently have only 51 players on the active roster so if both are available to return, there wouldn’t be a need for an additional roster move.