Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Alec Anderson (calf) was officially listed as limited for Wednesday's team practice. The former undrafted free agent picked up a calf injury in Buffalo's 31-7 Wild Card win over the Denver Broncos. Anderson was typically deployed as the Bills' sixth offensive lineman during the regular season but was utilized heavily this past weekend before exiting the game. The 25-year-old played 26.7% of Buffalo's regular-season snaps but was on the field for 22 (29%) of them through less than two quarters of work. Head coach Sean McDermott listed him as day-to-day on Tuesday, so that he could practice in some capacity is a boon for his outlook regarding Sunday's Divisional Round tilt with the visiting Baltimore Ravens. If Anderson is inactive, teammates Sedrick Van Pran-Granger and Tylan Grable figure to see an uptick in snaps.
Buffalo Bills offensive lineman Alec Anderson (calf) exited his team's 31-7 win over the Denver Broncos and did not return on Sunday. Buffalo ran out six or more offensive linemen on 22.2% of their offensive plays in the victory -- their third-highest rate of the season. Anderson was utilized heavily in those formations early on but would be forced from the game in the second quarter and would not reenter the contest. On the bright side, he was initially deemed questionable to return, and there has been no further news of the injury -- suggesting it may not be that severe. The 25-year-old started only four games in 2024 but was often deployed as the team's sixth lineman -- participating on 26.75% of the Bills' snaps. If he's unable to suit up next weekend, Sedrick Van Pran-Granger projects to fill that role against the visiting Baltimore Ravens.
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