LeSean McCoy Injury: Updates on Bills Star's Shoulder and Return

Buffalo Bills running back LeSean McCoy suffered a shoulder injury against the Miami Dolphins in Week 9. However, he would not miss any additional games because of the injury.

Continue for updates.

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McCoy Active in Week 10

Thursday, Nov. 12

The Bills did not list McCoy among their inactives for Thursday Night Football against the New York Jets.

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Latest on McCoy's Practice Status

Tuesday, Nov. 10

Joe Buscaglia of WKBW reported McCoy was limited at practice.

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Ryan Comments on McCoy's Availability for Week 10

Tuesday, Nov. 10

"I believe he'll play," Bills head coach Rex Ryan told reporters. "How significant his role will be, I'm not sure."

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McCoy Reportedly Has Shoulder Strain

Tuesday, Nov. 10

Albert Breer of NFL.com reported McCoy did not need an MRI, adding the running back is "optimistic." However, his status is "up in the air" for the matchup against the Jets.

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McCoy Comments on Injury

Sunday, Nov. 8

"We'll treat it up," McCoy told reporters after the game. "I should be fine for Thursday's game."

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Injury-Plagued Season Continues for McCoy

The injuries continue to pile up for McCoy, who was forced to miss Week 4 against the New York Giants due to a nagging hamstring injury that plagued him throughout training camp and the early part of the season.

Karlos Williams took over in the backfield for McCoy and has proved to be a valuable commodity for the Bills. Williams enters Week 10 with 366 yards and five touchdowns on the ground and another through the air.

The success of Williams and the emergence of quarterback Tyrod Taylor give the Bills plenty of options if in addition to McCoy. Their hopes to stay competitive in the AFC East could hinge on their offense keeping up with the high-scoring teams in the conference.

Stats courtesy of Pro-Football-Reference.com.