buffalo bill The wide receiver room is once again shorthanded. Wednesday, Terry shaver He tore his ACL in the Wild Card’s 27-24 win over the Jacksonville Jaguars and was declared headed to injured reserve.

he will join Gabe Daviswho suffered the same type of injury in the same game and underwent an IR check on Tuesday; and Josh PalmerHe was suspended last week after battling knee and ankle injuries throughout the season.

The Bills officially placed WR Tyrell Shavers on injured reserve.

Fans reacted with panic and sadness to the development:

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@AdamSchefter bills wr room officially on life support, Shaver and Gabe Davis are both out with ACLS. We only have three healthy receivers left through 53 games. Curtis Samuel A return would be significant, but at this rate, Josh will have to carry the entire city on his back.

@AdamSchefter Josh Allen has almost no one to throw to.

@AdamSchefter This is crazy.

@AdamSchefter Shaver is a jerk and we are in chaos

That leaves the Bills with just three healthy receivers on their active roster: Gene Coleman, chef blandingand Khalil Shakir. On Tuesday, they signed Christian Wilkersontheir preseason receptions leader, headed to the practice squad.

General manager Brandon Beans praised the former UDFA from Southeast Missouri State during training camp:

“I thought Wilkerson had a great training camp. He got a fair amount of reps with the first group due to some injuries, and I didn’t see a guy that didn’t look like he belonged.”

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Bills Preparing for Return of Curtis Samuel, More from Coleman Coleman

If there’s any good news for the Bills, it’s that two receivers are expected to play big roles in Saturday’s divisional round game for the top seed denver broncos.

The first is Curtis Samuel, who is looking to return after being sidelined with an elbow injury after six games. He said during training on Tuesday:

“It’s more of a desire because if you lose, you go home and, of course, we don’t want that. So just getting myself in the right mental space and getting my body back to normal and ready to perform well in training.”

The other was Keon Coleman, who also had his fair share of disciplinary issues that resulted in him being benched multiple times. He said:

“I definitely know what I can do. I still know what I can do. That hasn’t changed. The game I can play hasn’t changed. I just have to be myself and do what I’m supposed to do: do my job.”

Kickoff for the Bills-Broncos game is 4:35 pm ET and will air live on CBS.