Bills WRs, Safety Injured Amid Camp Setbacks

The Buffalo Bills are grappling with a series of training camp injuries, as wide receivers Khalil Shakir and Joshua Palmer, along with safety Cole Bishop, have all left practice due to various issues. Rookie Keon Coleman has stood out positively, overcoming early drops to make several notable plays during the Return of the Blue & Red Scrimmage. These injuries have raised concerns for the team's preseason outlook given the key roles affected. The Green Bay Packers are also contending with wide receiver injuries, with Jayden Reed exiting practice due to a foot problem, while rookie Matthew Golden is making a strong case for more playing time. Meanwhile, Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Louis Rees-Zammit has retired from the NFL at age 24 to return to professional rugby in the UK after brief stints with the Chiefs and Jaguars. The wave of injuries across teams could impact several NFL preseason preparations.