Bills, Packers, Jaguars Hit By Camp Injuries, Changes

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Khalil Shakir is expected to miss four-to-five weeks with a high ankle sprain, putting his participation in Week 1 at risk after leading the team in key receiving categories last season. The Bills' receiving corps faces further setbacks as Curtis Samuel, Kaden Prather, and Joshua Palmer are also sidelined, complicating their preseason plans. Rookie Keon Coleman, despite early struggles with drops during the 'Return of the Blue & Red' scrimmage, showed promise with several strong catches and may see an expanded role. The Green Bay Packers are contending with their own receiver injuries, as Jayden Reed exited practice with a foot issue and rookie Matthew Golden is pushing for more playing time. Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Louis Rees-Zammit has retired from the NFL to resume his rugby career in Wales, ending his brief tenure with the team. These developments highlight the injury challenges and roster changes impacting NFL training camps league-wide.