Buffalo Bills Inactives:

1. Matt Milano (LB) Milano, the Bills' standout linebacker, is confirmed out for today’s game as he remains on injured reserve. His absence will be felt on the field.

2. Keon Coleman (WR) The young wide receiver has also been ruled out. Although this is disappointing news for fans, the return of Amari Cooper, who has battled a wrist injury, provides a silver lining for Buffalo's receiving corps.

3. Dalton Kincaid (TE) The top tight end for the Bills is sidelined due to a knee injury, which is a significant blow. In his absence, Dawson Knox will get the starting nod, and Quintin Morris is expected to see increased playing time.

4. Spencer Brown (T) Following an ankle injury sustained against the Indianapolis Colts, Brown is out. His absence opens the door for Richard Gouraige to take on a swing tackle role, while Ryan Van Demark will make his NFL debut as a starter.

5. Will Clapp (OL) Clapp remains a healthy scratch this week. His role has been primarily as an emergency option for the offensive line.

6. Edefuan Ulofoshio (LB) Once again, Ulofoshio finds himself as a healthy scratch, with the undrafted injury replacement “Buffalo Joe” Andreessen taking his place among the special teams unit.

7. Kaiir Elam (CB) A former first-round draft pick, Elam is also inactive today as the Bills lean towards enhancing their offensive line depth. Ja'Marcus Ingram will be next in line to step in if needed at cornerback.

Kansas City Chiefs Inactives:

As the Bills prepare to face the Chiefs, Kansas City has also declared several players inactive. Notable exclusions include Charles Omenihu (DE) and Isiah Pacheco (RB), who remain on the Physically Unable to Perform list and injured reserve respectively.

Fans are eagerly anticipating how these roster changes will impact the game dynamics, with both teams fighting for crucial playoff positioning. Will the Bills be able to overcome these significant losses? Stay tuned for what promises to be an explosive encounter this week!