Team news: Buffalo Bills

Bills WR Emmanuel Sanders (knee) fully participated in Wednesday's practice ahead of Buffalo's Super Wild Card game against the New England Patriots.

The Patriots secondary could be without Jalen Mills, so the addition of Sanders to the talented Bills receiving group could go a long way.

Bills WR Emmanuel Sanders (knee) is doubtful for Week 18 against the New York Jets.

Related Players: Gabriel Davis, Isaiah McKenzie

Sanders' regular season will end with a thud. He could be important for Buffalo's playoff run, but he needs to be healthy.

The Buffalo Bills activated WRs Cole Beasley and Gabriel Davis from the reserve/COVID-19 list.

The Bills get reinforcements ahead of Championship Week in fantasy football. Both are viable against the Falcons Week 17.

During his weekly radio hit on WGR 550 AM, Bills HC Sean McDermott said that WR Gabriel Davis will be placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list.

Related Players: Emmanuel Sanders, Isaiah McKenzie

A huge loss for the Bills. Davis and Cole Beasley will more than likely both miss Week 16's game against New England, a must-win.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Emmanuel Sanders was a full participant in Thursday's practice.

Sanders managed a full practice on Thursday after logging a limited session on Wednesday. He missed practice all of last week with the knee injury, so his practice participation suggests that he will indeed be good to go for Week 16. Sanders has slowed since a strong start to the season but will have the opportunity for extra snaps with Cole Beasley ruled out against New England due to landing on the reserve/COVID list. Sanders is currently our 59th ranked wide receiver for Week 16.

The Bills placed WR Cole Beasley on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.

Related players: Gabriel Davis, Emmanuel Sanders, Isaiah McKenzie

Rapoport clarified Beasley did test positive and is unvaccinated. He'll miss the Week 16 game against New England but will have a chance to come back for Week 17's game against the Falcons. Sanders missed Week 15 with a knee injury but Davis has been a much better fantasy play as of late, and that could be especially true with Beasley out for Week 16.

Devin Singletary not only handled 22 of the 23 running back carries but also took 67 of the 70 total running back snaps against Carolina. Matt Breida didn’t get his first offensive snap until midway through the third quarter. His only other two snaps were on the Bills’ two kneeldowns at the end of the game. While the disparity might not be as stark in future games, it’s clear who the Bills trust most to lead their backfield as they enter the final three games.

Related players: Zack Moss

For now, Singletary has put his ball-security issues to rest and shown a spark with some chunk plays when the Bills have needed it, the story said. Although coach Sean McDermott wouldn’t label Singletary the featured back, the recent usage means he has graduated from the early-season 1A label and is now just No. 1 ahead of Breida and Moss, the story went on to say. The Bills are still a pass-heavy team but Singletary could have some fantasy value in the fantasy semifinals and finals.

Bills HC Sean McDermott told reporters Friday that the Bills' medical team is comfortable with Josh Allen playing Sunday. McDermott believes Allen will be able to conduct the offense as usual.

This is all good news to read, but we won't know if Allen has any limitations until he takes the field Sunday.