Bills place TE Knox and OLs Brown, Van Pran-Granger on injury lists day before opening training camp
The Buffalo Bills placed veteran tight end Dawson Knox on the non-football injury list on Tuesday in a series of roster moves made the day before the team opens training camp in suburban Rochester, New York.
The Bills also placed starting right tackle Spencer Brown and backup offensive lineman Sedrick Van Pran-Granger on the physically unable to perform list. The team did not disclose the nature or severity of the players’ injuries, with coach Sean McDermott scheduled to address reporters before the opening practice on Wednesday.
The moves were noted on the NFL’s daily transaction list, and came on the day Bills veterans reported for camp at St. John Fisher University.
All three players are eligible to be activated off their respective lists once they pass their physicals.
In separate moves, the Bills activated rookie defensive end Landon Jackson off the physically unable to perform list. The team also signed receiver David White and tight and Matt Sokol, while releasing punter Jake Camrada and receiver Kelly Akharaiyi.
Sokol has appeared in eight career NFL games over three seasons with the Los Angeles Chargers and New England Patriots. He spent parts of last season on Pittsburgh’s practice squad.
Camrada’s departure leaves the Bills with Brad Robbins as the team’s only punter entering camp. The team has an opening at the position after releasing veteran Sam Martin in March.
___
AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nfl
The Vest, Leather Jacket And So Much More: Bears Legend Mike Ditka's NFL Legacy
Legendary Chicago Bears Coach, Hall Of Famer Mike Ditka Dies At 86
NFL Trade Deadline: League Execs Expect A Handful Of Standout WRs To Be Targets
2026 NFL Odds Week 5: Lines, Spreads, Results For All 15 Games
Taking The L: What We've Been The Most Wrong About Through 1st Quarter Of NFL Season
Eagles Head To London Without Saquon Barkley, DeVonta Smith vs. Jaguars
Tom Brady's NFL Power Rankings: NFC West Domination Has Arrived Ahead Of 49ers-Seahawks
Tom Brady Remembers The Saddest Moment Of Career: 'Worst Thing I Could've Ever Imagined'
Todd Bowles Shows Why He Deserves Chance To Resurrect The Buccaneers’ Season
