
Coach Sean McDermott said he needs to speak to doctors about more specifics regarding Clay's situation but clarified that it could be more than a short-term concern for the tight end. It's also a potentially devastating one for the Bills, who have a lousy passing game and are now down two of their top three threats between Clay and Jordan Matthews (thumb) for the foreseeable future. The Bills do have a bye this week, so perhaps with some good news Clay might only have to miss a small chunk of games. McDermott's initial comments at least suggest that Clay avoided an ACL or patella tear, though a source informed Ian Rapoport of NFL Network that Clay suffered a sprained MCL in addition to requiring the scope. Still, it's a bummer for those that had the foresight to take a chance on a sleeper at tight end that posted a 20/258/2 line through just over four games.

























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