Bills' Tre'Davious White Remains Out With Groin Injury Ahead Ravens Game

Buffalo Bills cornerback Tre'Davious White is currently dealing with a groin injury and has not practiced since August 21, putting his availability for the season opener against the Baltimore Ravens in serious doubt. Head coach Sean McDermott has not ruled him out but highlighted White's professionalism and commitment to rehab. The Bills are already facing challenges in their secondary, with rookie Maxwell Hairston on injured reserve and Christian Benford nursing a groin injury, though Benford recently returned to full practice. If White cannot play, the Bills will likely rely on rookies Dorian Strong and possibly Ja'Marcus Ingram to fill the void. Defensive coordinator Bobby Babich noted Strong's impressive improvement, providing some optimism amid the injury concerns. The situation leaves Buffalo's secondary potentially shorthanded for the critical Week 1 matchup.