Bills’ Backup LB Dorian Williams Sidelined Due to Neck Injury
Buffalo Bills linebacker Dorian Williams has been sidelined due to a neck injury. This incident occurred during the team’s divisional playoff game against the Denver Broncos.
Dorian Williams’ Injury Details
The injury happened early in the game, during the opening kickoff. Williams collided helmet-to-helmet with Broncos returner Marvin Mims Jr. while making a tackle.
- Mims was evaluated for a concussion but was cleared to continue playing.
- Williams remained on the field for several minutes as athletic trainers provided assistance.
- The entire Bills sideline gathered to check on his condition.
Medical Response
Although a backboard was prepared, Williams managed to get up and walk off the field with the help of Bills staff. He initially went into the medical tent for further evaluation.
Afterward, he returned to the sidelines using a cart, where he was later transported to a local hospital. The severity of his neck injury remains unclear.
Impact on the Team
Dorian Williams is a significant player for the Bills. Selected in the third round of the 2023 draft, he plays a vital role in both base defensive formations and special teams strategies.
The loss of Williams will likely affect the Bills defensively as they navigate through this critical playoff stage.
