It’s unclear if the Buffalo Bills will have their full offensive line when the team hosts the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 11.
The Bills (8-2) have had one of the top offensive lines in the NFL this year. Pro Football Focus currently ranks Buffalo’s front as the seventh-best in football.
However, one of their rocks might not play against the Chiefs (9-0) in what is a huge showdown.
Earlier in the week, head coach Sean McDermott said via video conference he was “hopeful” right tackle Spencer Brown would both practice and play. On Wednesday and Thursday, Brown did not practice at all, which is not a good sign.
Even so, Brown told reporters he’s remaining positive.
“Optimistic for Sunday,” Brown said. “Hopefully I can go on Sunday.”
For more from Brown, see the attached clip below:
Spencer Brown spoke after Wednesday #Bills practice, which he missed with an ankle injury: “Optimistic for Sunday… Too early to tell.” Right ankle was clearly swollen #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/jpTFPFd9iA
— alex brasky (@alexbrasky) November 13, 2024