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Sports · Football (NFL) · published 2026-09-01 · via Sports Illustrated

Bills See Six Return to Practice, But Several Key Players Still Sidelined

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The Buffalo Bills welcomed back six players to practice on Tuesday, including wide receiver Keon Coleman and defensive back C.J. Gardner-Johnson. However, several others, including wide receiver Khalil Shakir and running back Ty Johnson, remained out. General manager Brandon Beane said Gardner-Johnson's injury is different from his earlier calf issue and his Week 1 status is uncertain.

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The return of six players to the practice field marks a meaningful step for a Bills squad that has dealt with a cluster of camp injuries. Coleman's presence is significant for the passing game, while Oliver's return strengthens the defensive line rotation. Gardner-Johnson's participation comes with caution, as general manager Brandon Beane indicated his latest issue is a separate ailment from the earlier calf problem

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