Bills Get Great News on Injury Front Vs. Cardinals

At one point during the preseason in August, the Buffalo Bills had suffered over 20 injuries. Whether it was preseason contests or practice injuries, buffalo has gotten rotten luck on the injury front to this point.

It sounds like that luck is changing, though.

Buffalo unveiled their latest injury report leading into Sunday's contest against the Arizona Cardinals with significant improvements across the board for key positions.

Mitchell Trubisky, Curtis Samuel, Cole Bishop, and Quintin Morris all were listed as full participants in practice Thursday. Only Javon Solomon did not practice with the organization.

Bishop is a second-round safety out of Utah and is figured to be key a member of the young defense going forward. Samuel is expected to be the team's second option at receiver going into the regular season behind Khalil Shakir.

Finally, Trubisky is the immediate backup to Josh Allen going into the season despite injuring his knee in the second preseason contest against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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Buffalo is still dealing with a key injury on the roster with Matt Milano dealing with a torn biceps - something that is forcing the team to go deep into their depth at the linebacker position.

Despite Milano's injury, the Bills should feel good about not having the long list of injuries they were once dealing with.