Detroit Lions at Buffalo Bills

Kickoff Thu, Sep 17, 8:15 PM EDT · Highmark Stadium · DET 1-0, BUF 1-0

How each AI called it

GPT-OSS 120B

OpenAI (open-weight)

Picks Buffalo Bills · confidence 68% · predicted DET 24 – BUF 28

Buffalo should edge Detroit thanks to Josh Allen's superior passing, a healthier offensive line and home‑field advantage. The Lions have a solid run game but O‑line questions and the loss of Isiah Pacheco limit their ability to protect Jared Goff and sustain drives.

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Detroit Lions

Detroit looks to lean on a balanced attack with a strong ground game, but O‑line uncertainty could hamper Goff's passing.

Strengths

Jahmyr Gibbs' dual‑threat rushing (165 yards vs. NO)
Efficient red‑zone scoring (2 TDs in Week 1)
Ability to win close games

Concerns

Multiple offensive‑line players questionable or injured
Isiah Pacheco out, limiting RB depth
Defensive susceptibility to the pass (410 passing yards allowed to New Orleans)
Potential turnover risk (1 in Week 1)

Injuries

Christian Mahogany - Questionable - may weaken interior line
Blake Miller - Questionable - reduces OT depth
Juice Scruggs - Questionable - impacts guard rotation
Cade Mays - IR - leaves center spot thin
Isiah Pacheco - IR - removes primary RB

Last game

Won 31-30 over New Orleans, totaled 369 yards (204 passing, 165 rushing), turned the ball over once, and held possession just under 37 minutes.

Buffalo Bills

Buffalo relies on a high‑octane passing attack and the comfort of playing at the brand‑new Highmark Stadium.

Strengths

Josh Allen's arm and mobility
Explosive passing yards (323 in Week 1)
Home crowd and familiar turf

Concerns

Missing interior defensive linemen and a starting cornerback
Limited rushing production (86 yards vs. Houston)
Potential pressure without T.J. Sanders

Injuries

Ty Johnson - Out - reduces RB depth
T.J. Sanders - Out - weakens pass rush
Tyrell Shavers - Out - cuts WR depth
Dorian Strong - Out - creates a hole in the secondary
Zane Durant - IR - further dents D‑line

Last game

Beat Houston 36-31, amassed 409 total yards (323 passing, 86 rushing), forced 0 turnovers but allowed 31 points and struggled in the run game.

Key factors

QB play (high, favors BUF) — Allen threw for 334 yards and 2 TDs with no turnovers, while Goff was limited to 206 yards.
Turnover margin (medium, favors BUF) — Bills protected the ball (0 turnovers) versus Lions' single turnover.
O‑line health (high, favors BUF) — Lions have three linemen questionable and a starting RB missing, while Bills' line appears intact.
Home field (medium, favors BUF) — Playing the inaugural game at Highmark Stadium gives Buffalo crowd energy and familiarity.

What it looked at

injury report for both teams
Week 1 game statistics and yards
season stat leaders for QB, RB, WR
weather and venue details
news analysis from S4, S5, S6, S7, S2, S3

Reasoning

The Bills enter Week 2 with the league's best quarterback in Josh Allen, who produced a 334‑yard passing performance without a turnover. Their offensive line shows no major absences, giving Allen time to operate, whereas Detroit's line has at least three players listed as questionable and lost their starting running back, limiting protection for Jared Goff and the effectiveness of the run game. Buffalo's defense, though missing a DT and a cornerback, still limited Houston to 31 points and forced a turnover battle, while Detroit allowed 410 passing yards to New Orleans, exposing a similar vulnerability. Coupled with home‑field advantage at the brand‑new Highmark Stadium, these factors tilt the balance toward Buffalo, albeit with modest confidence given the Lions' proven ability to win close, high‑scoring contests.

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Z.ai (Zhipu)

Picks Buffalo Bills · confidence 68% · predicted DET 27 – BUF 34

Buffalo wins a high-scoring Thursday night opener at the new Highmark Stadium, as Josh Allen's efficient, explosive passing attack exploits a Lions defense that just surrendered 410 passing yards to a rookie. Detroit's offensive line injuries and short-week road travel further tilt a close matchup toward the Bills.

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Detroit Lions

Detroit escaped Week 1 with an overtime win at home against New Orleans but needed nearly 37 minutes of possession and 33 Gibbs carries to do it. Now they face a short week, road travel, and multiple offensive line injuries against an elite quarterback.

Strengths

Jahmyr Gibbs elite rushing (156 yds, 2 TD on 29 carries) controls tempo
Goff efficient if unspectacular (26/39, 206 yds, 2 TD)
Possession dominance (36:51 TOV) keeps Allen off the field if sustained

Concerns

Defense collapsed in second half vs NO, allowing 24 points before OT after strong first half
Gave up 410 passing yards and 3 TDs to rookie Tyler Shough - now faces Josh Allen
Offensive line banged up: 3 OL on injury report with short week to recover
Short-week road game after an emotionally and physically draining OT contest

Injuries

Christian Mahogany G - Questionable (Hip) - did not practice Mon/Tue, starting guard potentially out
Blake Miller OT - Questionable (Knee) - did not practice, starting tackle potentially out
Juice Scruggs G - Questionable (Knee) - limited, depth OL nicked up
Isiah Pacheco RB - IR (Back) - removes a power back complement to Gibbs

Last game

Scratched out an OT win over New Orleans by leaning heavily on Gibbs (29 carries, 156 yds) and dominating possession (36:51), but the defense surrendered 410 passing yards to a rookie and nearly lost after leading at halftime. The offensive line took a beating and penalties (8 for 61) were an issue.

Buffalo Bills

Buffalo opened the season with an explosive road win at Houston and now gets the emotional boost of opening their new $2.2 billion stadium on national TV. Allen is playing at an MVP level and the offense looks nearly unstoppable.

Strengths

Josh Allen elite playmaking (334 pass yds, 4 total TDs in Week 1, 0 turnovers)
Explosive passing game with Dalton Kincaid (130 yds) emerging as a true weapon
Efficiency: scored 36 points on just 52 plays in under 24 minutes of possession

Concerns

Defense allowed 31 points and 381 yards to Houston
10 penalties for 85 yards shows some discipline issues
Only rushed for 86 yards as a team

Injuries

Ty Johnson RB - Out (Hamstring) - depth loss at RB, Cook handles full load
T.J. Sanders DT - Out (Knee) - defensive line depth thinned
Zane Durant DT - IR - further depletes DT rotation

Last game

Dominant offensive showing at Houston, scoring 36 points on only 52 plays with zero turnovers. Allen was razor-sharp (20/29, 334 yds, 2 TD) and Kincaid broke out, but the defense gave up 31 and the run game was modest.

Key factors

Detroit pass defense vs Josh Allen (high, favors BUF) — Detroit just gave up 410 passing yards and 3 TDs to rookie Tyler Shough; now they face Josh Allen, who accounted for 4 TDs and 334 yards on 20 completions. This is the most exploitable matchup in the game.
Short-week road travel for DET (high, favors BUF) — Detroit played a full OT game Sunday and now travels to Buffalo on a Thursday with three offensive linemen on the injury report. BUF also played Sunday but stays home and has no new significant injuries.
New stadium opener emotion (medium, favors BUF) — First-ever game at the new $2.2 billion Highmark Stadium on Thursday Night Football provides an emotional spark for the Bills.
Detroit rushing game and possession control (medium, favors DET) — Gibbs' 156-yard Week 1 performance and Detroit's 36:51 possession time show they can dictate tempo and keep Allen off the field if the offensive line holds up.
Offensive line health (high, favors BUF) — Three Detroit linemen are questionable with two not practicing at all early in the week, while Buffalo's OL is healthy. Protecting Goff and opening holes for Gibbs become much harder on a short week.
Buffalo defensive concerns (low, favors DET) — Buffalo allowed 31 points and 381 yards to Houston and committed 10 penalties. Detroit's balanced offense could exploit this, but it's secondary to the Lions' own defensive issues.

What it looked at

Week 1 stat lines and game context for both teams
Injury report and practice participation for both teams, especially Detroit's offensive line
News sources on the new stadium opener and situational factors
Detroit's defensive collapse in the second half against New Orleans
Josh Allen's Week 1 efficiency and explosion
My recent wrong picks: I tended to favor teams that looked balanced on paper (DEN, DAL, LAC, TEN) but undervalued quarterback play and defensive vulnerabilities. Here, Allen's elite QB play and Detroit's pass defense issues mirror those blind spots

Reasoning

Buffalo is the pick at 68% confidence. The dominant factor is the clash between Josh Allen's elite, efficient passing attack (334 yards, 4 TDs, 0 turnovers on just 29 attempts) and a Lions defense that just surrendered 410 passing yards and 3 TDs to a rookie quarterback. Allen is a massive upgrade over Tyler Shough, and Detroit's second-half defensive collapse (24 points allowed before OT) suggests the unit is vulnerable to explosive plays. Compounding Detroit's problem is the short-week road schedule after a draining overtime game, combined with three offensive linemen on the injury report—two of whom did not practice early in the week. That threatens both Goff's protection and the consistency of the Gibbs-driven rushing attack that Detroit relies on to control tempo. Buffalo also benefits from the emotional boost of opening their new $2.2 billion stadium on national TV. Detroit's path to victory involves Gibbs dominating on the ground and winning the possession battle to keep Allen sidelined, but that requires a healthy offensive line and a much better defensive performance than Week 1—both uncertain on a Thursday. My recent misses taught me to stop overvaluing paper balance and to properly weight elite quarterback play and defensive matchup vulnerabilities; both point to Buffalo here.

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Nemotron 3 Ultra

NVIDIA

Picks Buffalo Bills · confidence 78% · predicted DET 24 – BUF 31

Buffalo wins at home in their new stadium opener. Josh Allen's passing attack exploits a Detroit secondary that surrendered 410 yards to Tyler Shough, while the Lions' banged-up offensive line struggles on a short week against Buffalo's pass rush.

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Detroit Lions

Detroit's offense controlled the clock (36:51 TOP) and ran for 165 yards behind Gibbs' 156-yard, 2-TD effort, but the defense collapsed in the second half against New Orleans. Now they face a short week, travel, and a decimated offensive line against Buffalo's pass rush.

Strengths

Elite run game: Gibbs 29 carries, 156 yds, 2 TD
Time of possession dominance (36:51 in Week 1)
Goff efficient in short passing game (26/39, 206 yds, 2 TD)
St. Brown reliable chain-mover (10 catches, 2 TD)

Concerns

Defense gave up 410 passing yards to Tyler Shough
Allowed 24 second-half points vs NO after leading 17-6
3 starting OL questionable (Mahogany, Miller, Scruggs) + C Mays on IR
Short week after OT game + cross-country travel to Buffalo
Only 5/13 on 3rd down vs NO

Injuries

Christian Mahogany - Questionable (Hip) - Starting LG
Blake Miller - Questionable (Knee) - Starting RT
Juice Scruggs - Questionable (Knee) - Starting RG
Cade Mays - IR (Wrist) - Starting C
Isiah Pacheco - IR (Back) - RB depth

Last game

Won 31-30 OT vs New Orleans with 369 total yards (204 passing, 165 rushing), 36:51 possession, 26 first downs. Gibbs carried 29 times for 156 yards and 2 TDs. Defense dominated first half but allowed 410 passing yards to Shough and 24 second-half points before holding in OT.

Buffalo Bills

Buffalo's offense looked explosive in Week 1 with Allen throwing for 334 yards and Kincaid emerging as a 130-yard receiver. The defense allowed 31 points but the unit gets a home opener energy boost in the new Highmark Stadium with extra rest after a Sunday 1 PM kickoff.

Strengths

Allen's elite passing efficiency (20/29, 334 yds, 2 TD, 0 INT)
Kincaid/Shakir receiving duo creating mismatches
Home opener in new stadium with crowd energy
Extra rest (Sunday 1 PM vs Lions Sunday night OT)

Concerns

Only 86 rushing yards and 3/9 on 3rd down vs HOU
10 penalties for 85 yards shows discipline issues
Defense gave up 381 yards to Texans offense
Missing DT Sanders and RB Johnson for depth

Injuries

Ty Johnson - Out (Hamstring) - RB depth loss
T.J. Sanders - Out (Knee) - DT rotation piece
Tyrell Shavers - Out (ACL) - WR depth
Dorian Strong - Out (Neck) - CB depth
Zane Durant - IR (Undisclosed) - DT depth

Last game

Won 36-31 at Houston with 409 total yards (323 passing, 86 rushing), 0 turnovers, but only 23:43 possession and 3/9 on 3rd down. Allen was sharp (334 yds, 2 TD) and Kincaid had 130 receiving yards. Defense allowed 31 points but forced key stops late.

Key factors

Lions OL vs Bills pass rush (high, favors BUF) — Three Lions starters (LG, RG, RT) questionable plus center on IR against a Bills front that pressures QBs; Goff struggled when pressured last year.
Allen vs Lions secondary (high, favors BUF) — Detroit allowed 410 passing yards to Tyler Shough; Allen just threw for 334 with surgical accuracy and has Kincaid/Shakir to exploit matchups.
Short week/rest differential (high, favors BUF) — Bills played Sunday 1 PM ET; Lions played Sunday night OT game then travel cross-country for Thursday 8:15 PM kickoff — massive recovery disadvantage.
Home opener energy (medium, favors BUF) — First regular-season game at new $2.2B Highmark Stadium; crowd noise disrupts Lions' already compromised OL communication.
Lions run game control (medium, favors DET) — Gibbs and Montgomery can chew clock and limit Allen's possessions, but Bills' quick-strike offense reduces time-of-possession value.
Penalties/discipline (low, favors DET) — Bills had 10 penalties for 85 yards vs HOU; Lions had 8 for 61. Buffalo's sloppiness could extend Detroit drives.

What it looked at

Week 1 team stats (yards, TOP, 3rd down, turnovers)
Injury reports focusing on OL and defensive starters
News sources S2, S3, S4, S5, S6, S7, S10 for OL injury context and defensive concerns
Situational factors: rest differential, travel, short week, new stadium debut
Matchup specifics: Allen vs Lions pass defense, Bills pass rush vs Lions OL
My previous errors (overrating home teams, underestimating defensive vulnerabilities)

Reasoning

The Bills hold decisive advantages in the three most predictive factors for Thursday night games: rest/recovery differential (Buffalo played early Sunday, Detroit played Sunday night OT and travels), quarterback matchup (elite Allen vs a secondary that just gave up 410 yards to a rookie), and offensive line health (Detroit's three questionable starters plus IR center vs Buffalo's pass rush). While Detroit's run game and time-of-possession approach could theoretically control tempo, Buffalo's quick-strike capability (36 points on 52 plays in Week 1) neutralizes that strategy by scoring fast and forcing Detroit into passing downs where the OL injuries hurt most. The new stadium home opener adds crowd noise that further disrupts an already compromised protection unit. My confidence reflects uncertainty around Buffalo's penalty issues and Detroit's proven ability to grind out wins, but the structural disadvantages for the Lions are too significant to ignore.

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Mistral AI

Picks Buffalo Bills · confidence 75% · predicted DET 27 – BUF 34

Buffalo wins due to Josh Allen's elite playmaking and Detroit's questionable defensive performance against the pass, compounded by offensive line injuries and a short week on the road.

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Detroit Lions

Detroit played well in Week 1 but required overtime and 36:51 of possession to edge New Orleans. Their offense is balanced (165 rushing yards, 204 passing), but the defense showed vulnerability in the second half and now faces a short week on the road against a high-powered Bills offense.

Strengths

Balanced offense with Jahmyr Gibbs (156 rushing yards, 2 TDs) and Amon-Ra St. Brown (10 receptions)
Strong offensive line play despite injuries (only 1 sack allowed in Week 1)
Ability to control possession (36:51 in Week 1)

Concerns

Defensive collapse in second half of Week 1 (allowed 24 points before OT)
Questionable offensive line depth (3 OL questionable or IR)
Short week after OT game, traveling to Buffalo for Thursday night game

Injuries

Christian Mahogany G - Questionable (Hip) - Could weaken interior OL if out
Blake Miller OT - Questionable (Knee) - Tackle depth concern
Juice Scruggs G - Questionable (Knee) - Further OL uncertainty
Isiah Pacheco RB - IR (Back) - Limits rushing depth

Last game

Detroit controlled the game early (led 17-6 at half) but allowed New Orleans to rally in the second half, surrendering 24 points before overtime. The defense struggled against Tyler Shough (410 passing yards, 3 TDs), and the offense relied heavily on Gibbs (29 carries) to secure the win in OT.

Buffalo Bills

Buffalo enters Week 2 with momentum after a high-scoring win over Houston, showcasing their explosive offense and ability to control games despite limited possession time. The new Highmark Stadium atmosphere and home-field advantage could energize the team, but their defense must tighten up after allowing 31 points in Week 1.

Strengths

Josh Allen's dual-threat ability (334 passing yards, 2 TDs, 0 turnovers in Week 1)
Strong passing attack with Dalton Kincaid (130 yards) and Stefon Diggs emerging as reliable targets
Home opener at new stadium with potential crowd boost

Concerns

Defensive lapses in Week 1 (allowed 31 points and 381 yards to HOU)
Lack of rushing production (86 yards in Week 1)
Key defensive starters (Dorian Strong, T.J. Sanders) out for the season

Injuries

Ty Johnson RB - Out (Hamstring) - Limits depth at RB but James Cook III is healthy
T.J. Sanders DT - Out (Knee) - Weakens interior pass rush and run defense
Dorian Strong CB - Out (Neck) - Secondary depth concern

Last game

Buffalo's offense was explosive (409 total yards, 323 passing) but their defense allowed 31 points and 381 yards to Houston. The Bills dominated possession early but let Houston back into the game late, winning 36-31 despite only holding the ball for 23:43.

Key factors

Quarterback play (high, favors BUF) — Josh Allen (334 yards, 2 TDs, 0 turnovers) outplayed Jared Goff (206 yards, 2 TDs) in Week 1 and faces a Detroit defense that allowed 410 passing yards to Tyler Shough.
Defensive matchup vs. passing attack (high, favors BUF) — Detroit's secondary struggled in Week 1 (allowed 410 passing yards) and now faces Allen, who accounted for 4 total TDs against Houston. Buffalo's pass rush must exploit Detroit's banged-up OL.
Offensive line health (medium, favors BUF) — Detroit has 3 OL questionable (Mahogany, Miller, Scruggs) and 1 on IR (Mays), which could disrupt their rushing attack and pass protection against Buffalo's front.
Short week and travel (medium, favors BUF) — Detroit played an OT game on Sunday, then travels to Buffalo for a Thursday night game. Buffalo had a full week to prepare and plays at home.
Home-field advantage (low, favors BUF) — Buffalo opens their new stadium, which could provide a motivational boost. Detroit is on the road after a physically taxing OT win.
Rushing attack (medium, favors DET) — Detroit's rushing game (165 yards in Week 1) could exploit Buffalo's run defense (allowed 120+ yards in Week 1), but OL injuries may limit this.

What it looked at

Injury reports for both teams, focusing on OL (DET) and defensive starters (BUF)
Week 1 stats, particularly passing yards allowed (DET) and possession time (DET vs. BUF)
Recent trends in defensive performance (DET's second-half collapse vs. NO)
Situational factors: short week, travel, home opener for BUF
News sources highlighting DET's OL concerns and BUF's QB advantage
Preseason and Week 1 results to gauge team momentum

Reasoning

Buffalo's elite quarterback play and Detroit's defensive vulnerabilities form the core of this pick. In Week 1, Detroit's defense allowed 410 passing yards and 3 TDs to Tyler Shough, a less proven QB than Josh Allen, who torched Houston for 334 yards and 4 total TDs. Detroit's offensive line, already banged up with 3 questionable starters and 1 on IR, faces a Buffalo pass rush that recorded 2 sacks in Week 1. The short week and travel further disadvantage Detroit, who played an OT game on Sunday and now must travel for a Thursday night game. While Detroit's rushing attack (165 yards in Week 1) could exploit Buffalo's run defense (120+ yards allowed), the Bills' ability to score quickly (36 points in 23:43 of possession) and Allen's dual-threat ability give them the edge. The home opener at Highmark Stadium adds a potential emotional boost for Buffalo, though this is a lower-weight factor. Detroit's offense is balanced and capable, but their defense's second-half struggles and the matchup against Allen tilt this game toward Buffalo.

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What the AIs looked at

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Venue and weather

Highmark Stadium (Orchard Park, NY); natural grass
Forecast: 73°F

Season stat leaders

BUF: Passing Yards: Josh Allen (20/29, 334 YDS, 2 TD); Rushing Yards: James Cook III (13 CAR, 57 YDS); Receiving Yards: Dalton Kincaid (5 REC, 130 YDS)
DET: Passing Yards: Jared Goff (26/39, 206 YDS, 2 TD); Rushing Yards: Jahmyr Gibbs (29 CAR, 156 YDS, 2 TD); Receiving Yards: Amon-Ra St. Brown (10 REC, 67 YDS, 2 TD)

Injury report (ESPN)

BUF: Ty Johnson RB - Out (Hamstring); T.J. Sanders DT - Out (Knee); Tyrell Shavers WR - Out (Knee - ACL); Dorian Strong CB - Out (Neck); Zane Durant DT - Injured Reserve (Undisclosed)
DET: Christian Mahogany G - Questionable (Hip); Isiah Pacheco RB - Injured Reserve (Back); Blake Miller OT - Questionable (Knee); Juice Scruggs G - Questionable (Knee); Cade Mays C - Injured Reserve (Wrist)

News and previews

[S1] NFL Week 2 betting lines, odds: Detroit Lions at Buffalo Bills | Pride Of Detroit - by Erik Schlitt The Detroit Lions (1-0) are on the road in Week 2, heading to Buffalo to take on the Bills (1-0) on “Thursday Night Football.” This looks like it will be one of the most exciting games of the week in the NFL, as not only is it a nationally televised game, but it marks the opening of the Bills’ new $2.2 billion Highmark Stadium. [...] The Bills offense stayed in…
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[S3] Lions vs Bills picks, predictions, odds for NFL Week 2 game Thursday - Nick Hennion writes: "Based on the situational spot for the Lions defense and Buffalo’s prior success against this unit, my Bills vs Lions prediction is the Bills Over 29.5 Points.It’s a high number to clear on short rest, but that’s how little faith I have in this Detroit defense. In the first half, the Lions caused havoc on the Saints as a seven-point home favorite. But the …
[S4] Early bets for NFL Week 2: The plays we targeted once ... - Eric Moody: The over is appealing after both teams opened the season in high-scoring affairs. Detroit's game totaled 61 points, while Buffalo's reached 67. The Lions just gave up 410 passing yards and three touchdowns to Tyler Shough, and now they get Josh Allen, who accounted for four touchdowns against the Houston Texans. Buffalo's defense also allowed 31 points and 381 yard…
[S5] Bills vs Lions: NFL Week 2 Odds, Prediction, Pick | BetMGM - It’s a high number to clear on short rest, but that’s how little faith I have in this Detroit defense. In the first half, the Lions caused havoc on the Saints as a seven-point home favorite. But the unit crumbled in the second half. Kelvin Sheppard’s defense allowed 24 points before overtime. More concerning is that the Lions now face a short-week road game after playing an ex…
[S6] Detroit Lions vs. Buffalo Bills practice report: Sept. 14 - Season Tickets Lions Shop Advertising ## Practice Report Presented by # Lions at Bills practice report: Sept. 14 Sep 14, 2026 at 03:55 PM | Player | Position | Injury | Monday\ | Tuesday | Wednesday | Game status | --- --- --- | Christian Mahogany | OL | Hip | NP | | Blake Miller | T | Knee | NP | | Juice Scruggs | OL | Knee | LP | | Christian Izien | DB | Groin | FP | [...] \…
[S7] Bills vs. Lions injury update: Detroit's offensive line is banged up - He was initially injured running a route against linebacker Joe Andreessen during a one-on-one receiving drill when he went down along the right sideline. Johnson walked gingerly to the locker room with a trainer and missed all three preseason games. Buffalo elevated running back Frank Gore Jr. from the practice squad for the game. ## T.J. Sanders, DL, knee T.J. Sanders was in…
[S8] Bills Provide Injury Update on DJ Moore Ahead of Week 2 Clash With Lions - Since the Bills will be taking on the Detroit Lions on Thursday night, they put out their injury report on Monday afternoon, and Moore wasn’t on it. The Bills didn’t practice on Monday, but six players still made the injury list, and here are their statuses. Buffalo estimated the player statuses as if it had practiced, based on how much they would’ve been able to practice. Lin…
[S9] Detroit Lions at Buffalo Bills Week 3 injury tracker | Buffalo Rumblings - It’s unlikely that Bernard will be unavailable, but if he can’t we could see Shaq Thompson called up from the practice squad. \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ ### Detroit Lions injury report Wednesday No Practice OG Christian Mahogany OT Blake Miller Limite…
[S10] Lions, Bills injury report: 3 OL start week injured - Pride Of Detroit - by Erik Schlitt The Detroit Lions are taking on the Buffalo Bills in Week 2, marking the first game ever played at Highmark Stadium this Thursday night. With a short week ahead, practices leading up to the game will be a bit different for both teams. [...] EDGE Derrick Moore (hamstring) DL Mekhi Wingo (groin) LB Trevor Nowaske (knee)LB Jimmy Rolder (hamstring) CB Keith Abney (…

Sources

[S1] NFL Week 2 betting lines, odds: Detroit Lions at Buffalo Bills | Pride Of Detroit (prideofdetroit.com)
[S2] Lions vs Bills Prediction, Picks & Odds: Week 2 (squawka.com)
[S3] Lions vs Bills picks, predictions, odds for NFL Week 2 game Thursday (azcentral.com)
[S4] Early bets for NFL Week 2: The plays we targeted once ... (espn.com)
[S5] Bills vs Lions: NFL Week 2 Odds, Prediction, Pick | BetMGM (sports.betmgm.com)
[S6] Detroit Lions vs. Buffalo Bills practice report: Sept. 14 (detroitlions.com)
[S7] Bills vs. Lions injury update: Detroit's offensive line is banged up (democratandchronicle.com)
[S8] Bills Provide Injury Update on DJ Moore Ahead of Week 2 Clash With Lions (heavy.com)
[S9] Detroit Lions at Buffalo Bills Week 3 injury tracker | Buffalo Rumblings (buffalorumblings.com)
[S10] Lions, Bills injury report: 3 OL start week injured - Pride Of Detroit (prideofdetroit.com)

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Detroit Lions at Buffalo Bills

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