Buffalo Bills are back to work. James Cook is on the verge of returning to the floor against the Tennessee Titans and then missed Presen’s win over the Untouched York Jets with a toe trauma.
Dinner is indexed without a trauma designation in the latest Present Expenses trauma document and used to be a full player in practice on Thursdays and Fridays.
He suffered the toe trauma during the Expenses’ Game 5 loss to the Houston Texans. The cook was expected to find out before the Jets game on Monday night, but the decision was made that week that he would not be able to support the team.
Backup Ray Davis made a splash in Cook’s absence as the team’s famed running back (97 yards on 20 carries) and receiver (3 catches for 55 yards).
Davis is doubtful for Sunday’s game (1 p.m. ET, CBS), his first at Orchard Ground in almost a while, due to calf trauma.
“[The injury] “It actually showed up at the end, at the end of the game,” school teacher Sean McDermott said Friday. “At the time, I didn’t feel like it was anything significant, but then it showed up again yesterday during practice. So we’ll see how [Davis] do it today and continue from there.”
Davis had restrictions in practice on Thursdays and Fridays.
The Expenses are turning a corner health-wise and are without indexed starters with trauma designations, including defenseman Ed Oliver (hamstring), who is on the verge of missing the current two games again.
Defense Mike Edwards is questionable and will then miss Friday’s practice due to illness, a month working again. Darrynton Evans (hamstring), who is on the injury book but practicing since he has been designated to return, is unsure.
