Buffalo Bills injury update: Micah Hyde could miss time with groin injury

The Buffalo Bills lost safety Micah Hyde early in their 22-0 loss to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday. While addressing the media on Monday Buffalo Bills Hoodie , head coach Sean McDermott listed Hyde as “week to week” with a groin injury.“If Rafael [Bush] has to play, which he did in the ballgame yesterday, I think he’ll do a good job,” said coordinator Leslie Frazier. “He’s worked extremely hard in practice. He’s been preparing for this situation. And then you have Siran [Neal], as well, who would come in and get an opportunity to play. We have a couple options. We’ll see how things go this week, and who knows? Maybe Micah will make it back. Who knows?”With Frazier not closing the door completely, we’ll keep an eye on it moving forward.Elsewhere in the secondary, Phillip Gaines was a full participant on Friday but his dislocated elbow kept him out of the lineup on Sunday. Running back LeSean McCoy entered the game with sore ribs Cheap Customized Buffalo Bills Jerseys , but came out of the game fine said coach McDermott. Ditto for receiver Kelvin Benjamin, who took a shot to the head in the second half. Marcus Murphy, who also had rib problems, should be good to go moving forward at running back. The Buffalo Bills (2-6) have endured a rough stretch on offense that has the team poised to “break” several dubious franchise marks for offensive ineptitude. Following Buffalo’s 25-6 loss to the New England Patriots on Monday Night Football, Buffalo’s fourth time in six losses scoring seven or fewer points, the Bills rank dead-last in the 32-team NFL in scoring average per game. Buffalo is averaging a robust 10.875 points per game, by far the lowest scoring average of any team in the league. The Bills are on a projected pace for the lowest scoring average in franchise history, and their offense is on pace to have the least potent attack since the 2006 Oakland Raiders (10.5 points per game). With an attack that is averaging only 246.4 total yards per game on offense, Buffalo is on pace to break the franchise mark for fewest yards of offense per game. That mark is held by the 1971 Bills www.billsfootballauthentics.com , who posted a 1-13 record and averaged 237.6 yards of offense per game. Buffalo’s current pace would represent the fewest yards per game in the league since the 2008 Cincinnati Bengals (245.3 yards/game). With the three-headed quarterback monster of Josh Allen, Nathan Peterman, and Derek Anderson, the Bills have thrown for 1,405 yards in eight games, an average of 149.1 yards/game. That figure is the worst since the Jacksonville Jaguars somehow averaged 136 passing yards/game in the 2011 season. The only bright spot? Buffalo, which had to play the league’s toughest slate of eight games (based on strength of schedule) has the league’s easiest schedule over the final eight games. Can the offense get off the historically-bad pace it is currently on by facing weaker competition? Only time will tell. For now, the Bills must prepare to face the ferocious Chicago Bears in Week 9 at New Era Field with Peterman at starting quarterback.