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Devin Singletary (hamstring) is questionable for Week 5.

Singletary will hopefully be able to return after practicing in a limited capacity this week, but Frank Gore is coming off a 100-yard game, so the rookie wouldn’t be much more than a low-floor FLEX option against Tennessee if active. The Bills might ultimately hold Singletary out until he gets in a full practice and can be declared 100%.

10/4/19 - 02:38 PM ET

Jamaal Williams (concussion) officially did not practice Wednesday.

Williams has made good progress from his helmet-to-helmet shot in last Thursday’s game, but he still needs to get through concussion protocol to play this week. Aaron Jones would be set for a heavy workload against the Cowboys if Williams can’t get cleared by Sunday.

10/2/19 - 05:14 PM ET

Josh Allen (concussion) is officially listed as questionable for Week 5.

Allen was officially a full participant in today’s practice, indicating that he’s very close to getting cleared to play. Bills head coach Sean McDermott says he’d have no issue playing Allen if he can clear concussion protocol tomorrow, so there appears to be a good chance the second-year quarterback is out there on Sunday. Buffalo plays at 1:00 PM ET, so Allen’s status will be known on Sunday morning an hour and a half before kickoff in Tennessee.

10/4/19 - 02:35 PM ET

Davante Adams (toe) officially did not practice today.

This was fully expected, as Adams is not expected to play in Week 6. We’ll update you if anything changes in the next two days, but expect Adams to remain out of practice ahead of Sunday’s contest against the Cowboys.

10/2/19 - 05:13 PM ET

Parris Campbell had a procedure to address his adnominal injury.

There is no timetable for Campbell’s return, and he has been ruled out for Week 5 against the Chiefs. This is a tough break for the rookie receiver, and this is yet another injury for a Colts team that’s dealt with a bunch this season. Campbell can be dropped in any redraft leagues he’s owned in.

10/4/19 - 02:27 PM ET

Vernon Davis (concussion) officially did not practice today.

Davis will have to clear concussion protocol to play on Sunday against the Patriots, and it might be difficult to get cleared considering this isn’t the first concussion of the veteran tight end’s career. Jordan Reed also remains in concussion protocol for the Redskins. Hopefully Reed and Davis are feeling better soon.

10/2/19 - 05:10 PM ET

Tyreek Hill (shoulder) has been ruled out for Week 5.

Hill wasn’t expected to return on Sunday night, but he’s made great progress in his recovery and seems like he could potentially be ready for Week 6. Sammy Watkins will continue operating as the team’s No. 1 receiver with Mecole Hardman and Demarcus Robinson remaining in play as high-upside FLEX options.

10/4/19 - 02:07 PM ET