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I think he can officially return this week for the Pits game. We dont really need him this week, and we obviously dont want to rush him back. But if he's healthy and good to go, playing against Pits would be a great way to get his legs ready for the tougher matchups.
I believe today McDermott said something along the lines of "he continues to make progress", which doesn't sound encouraging to me for the next couple of games. I'm guessing we don't see Tre' until after the bye week.
100% the right way to go!Quote:
Originally Posted by YardRat
He was asked twice today. Both times pretty much said exactly what Yardrat said.
Being we're 3-1 with rookies playing and a bye week coming up, probably week 8 or 9.
Didn't Chris Godwin have the same injury a month later and he is already back?
I wonder if White waited to have his surgery.Quote:
Originally Posted by TacklingDummy
Every time I turn a Tampa game on he is ineffective or leaving with some kind of injury.Quote:
Originally Posted by TacklingDummy
He looks terribleQuote:
Originally Posted by TacklingDummy
Chiefs game he suits up
Once he starts practicing, the team has something like 21 days to either activate him or put him back on IR (he's on the PUP right now). I'm okay with the Bills taking their time and getting him back 100% for our playoff run.
I think they will play him in chiefs game
If he's ready we'd all love to see it.Quote:
Originally Posted by BuffaloBlitz83
The latest report on Tre’ White from the Buffalo News....
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Head coach Sean McDermott provided little by way of concrete information when asked Monday about White’s status.
“He continues to improve in his rehab and we’ll get him back out there when he’s ready,” McDermott said. “Really, that’s all I have for you.”
It’s possible, although highly unlikely, that White could return to practice as soon as Wednesday and face the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday at Highmark Stadium. Don’t bet on that, though. The much more likely scenario is the Bills return him to practice, then use most of the 21-day window before activating him. That would allow White to get in some valuable practice time as he recovers.
The big question is, when does the team do that? If White were to return to practice this week, for example, he could be ready to return after the team’s bye week for a home game against the Green Bay Packers on Oct. 30.
“I’m sure at some point Sean and (General Manager) Brandon (Beane) and Nate Breske, our athletic trainer, will give me an idea of what the prognosis is as far as his being back on the field and maybe participating in some of the things we’re doing,” defensive coordinator Leslie Frazier said of White. “Until then, we just continue to operate the way we have and see how it all plays out.”