Bills tight end Quintin Morris sustained a shoulder injury during Buffalo's 9-3 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers. Morris finished the game with two catches on four targets for 20 yards and led the team in targets. It was a low-scoring defensive affair on Saturday, and Buffalo racked up a ton of injuries, including backup QB Mitchell Trubisky and veteran WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling. While Morris is listed as the third-string TE on the Bills' unofficial depth chart, he is reportedly a strong favorite to make the team as such. It is similar to the other Buffalo injuries tonight, as the severity is unknown, but there is sure to be an update shortly. The third-year TE has spent more time on special teams than offense throughout his first two seasons and is a distant third option at tight end behind Dawson Knox and Dalton Kincaid.
Buffalo Bills tight end Quintin Morris (ankle) was a non-participant in Tuesday's team practice. Morris did not practice at all last week, and as a result, missed Buffalo's Week 7 loss against the New England Patriots. The 24-year-old tight end has also missed the first two days of practice this week, putting his availability for Thursday in jeopardy. With tight end Dawson Knox (wrist) out for the foreseeable future, Morris should see more opportunities on offense as the TE2 when healthy. He has one catch for 15 yards and one touchdown on the year.
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