Is Bills LB Matt Milano playing today? Injury updates for AFC Championship Game
The Buffalo Bills listed veteran linebacker Matt Milano on their injury report this week ahead of a pivotal AFC Championship Game matchup against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Will Milano be able to take the field for Buffalo when the Bills face off against Kansas City this afternoon?
Matt Milano injury update
Milano is dealing with a hamstring injury that limited his participation in Buffalo's practice sessions on Wednesday and Thursday. However, on Friday Milano was a full participant in the Bills' drills, and he was not given a game designation for Sunday's matchup, which would indicate that he will be available for Buffalo this evening.
How long will Matt Milano be out?
Milano will not need to miss any time due to his condition, and should take the field with the Bills.
Bills LB depth chart
Milano is backed up by Dorian Williams and Edefuan Ulofoshio. Should Milano need to leave the game, Williams would likely be called upon before Ulofoshio.
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