Bills' Royal sprains shoulder
The Buffalo Bills will be without starting tight end Robert Royal for the last two weeks of spring practice due to a sprained shoulder.
Royal suffered the injury on Thursday when he fell to the turf after making a catch over the middle then getting tangled up with a defensive back in incidental contact. He left the field favoring his shoulder. Royal watched Friday's practice from the sidelines with his left arm in a sling.
Bills coach Dick Jauron said the injury will not require surgery and that Royal will be fine for training camp at the end of July.
"He's got a shoulder injury ... it's more of a sprain," Jauron said. "He won't be involved any more in our [organized team activities] and we'll just see how it is."
The Buffalo Bills will be without starting tight end Robert Royal for the last two weeks of spring practice due to a sprained shoulder.
Royal suffered the injury on Thursday when he fell to the turf after making a catch over the middle then getting tangled up with a defensive back in incidental contact. He left the field favoring his shoulder. Royal watched Friday's practice from the sidelines with his left arm in a sling.
Bills coach Dick Jauron said the injury will not require surgery and that Royal will be fine for training camp at the end of July.
"He's got a shoulder injury ... it's more of a sprain," Jauron said. "He won't be involved any more in our [organized team activities] and we'll just see how it is."
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