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The Buffalo Bills held a walkthrough practice Wednesday in Southern California where the team is staying as they prepare for Sunday’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders. With a Monday night game that ran late and well into overtime, head…

Buffalo Bills right tackle Spencer Brown and wide receiver Joshua Palmer were listed as limited participants on Wednesday's estimated injury report. Following Monday night's overtime game, head coach Joe Brady held a walkthrough practice in Southern California as the team prepares to face the Las Vegas Raiders. Brown left Monday's contest due to a back issue, while Palmer previously missed the matchup with a practice injury.
Elsewhere on the report, wide receiver DJ Moore and defensive tackle Ed Oliver remained sidelined, while running back Ty Johnson and defensive tackle T.J. Sanders were also estimated as limited. The team received positive news as safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson was estimated as a full participant despite ankle and knee concerns, and several players, including Damar Hamlin, were completely removed from the injury list.
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