Bills Reveal Thursday Injury Report vs. Commanders; Who Sat Out?

The Buffalo Bills have released their injury report from Thursday's practice ahead of Sunday's Week 3 meeting with the Washington Commanders at FedEx Field.

The Buffalo Bills have released the injury report from Thursday's practice ahead of Sunday's Week 3 meeting with the Washington Commanders at FedEx Field.

Here's the injury report:

These players did not practice

- RB James Cook (personal)

- TE Dawson Knox (back)

These players were limited participants:

- LB Terrel Bernard (knee/quad)

- DE Leonard Floyd (ankle)

- OL Spencer Brown (shoulder)

- S Micah Hyde (hamstring)

Full participants

- DT Jordan Phillips (illness)

Cook popping up on Buffalo's injury report was a bit concerning at first glance, but he missed Thursday's session due to the birth of his child.

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It's important to note that these injury designations are not official game status designations. The Friday injury reports from both teams will be more telling about who could be out for Sunday's game.

The Bills (1-1) are coming off a dominant 38-10 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday. After falling 22-16 in the season opener to the New York Jets, the Bills looked more like their elite selves in Week 2.

For the Commanders, it will take a monster effort on both sides of the ball to upset a Super Bowl contender like Buffalo. But despite some of the youth and inexperience on Washington's side, Bills coach Sean McDermott is hardly taking the rising NFC hopefuls lightly.

"This week will be big test for our offensive linemen," McDermott said Monday. "They've got a very talented - bunch of high draft picks along their defensive front there."

Washington and Buffalo kickoff from FedEx Field on Sunday at 1 p.m.