Buffalo Bills wide receiver Tyrell Shavers tore his ACL during the team's Wild Card victory against the Jaguars and will miss the rest of the postseason, head coach Sean McDermott announced Tuesday.
"Tough loss, certainly praying for him," McDermott said.
Shavers suffered the knee injury during the Wild Card game but came back in and finished the game. He had one catch for 14 yards but still played over 50% of the team's snaps.
Monday, McDermott shared the team was still evaluating Shavers' injury. A day later, more tests revealed the torn ACL.
"Just amazing what he was able to do to come back in the game and play the way that he did," McDermott shared.
In 2025, Shavers stepped into a larger role with the Bills after making the team's 53-man roster at the end of training camp. He appeared in all 17 games during the regular season, recording 23 catches for 245 yards and a touchdown.
Buffalo also announced Monday that WR Gabe Davis tore his ACL against the Jaguars.
Wide receiver help is potentially on the way this week as the Bills opened up the practice window for Curtis Samuel. The team still has Mecole Hardman Jr. on the practice squad, as well as Kristian Wilkerson and Stephen Gosnell.
