When the Buffalo Bills host the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, it will be their biggest game of 2024. The Bills have started to settle into their rhythm on both sides of the ball and are coming into the game on a five-game winning streak. That hasn’t stopped some people from making predictions about how the team could further enhance their lineup, though.

Micah Hyde, a safety who spent seven years with the organization before they chose not to re-sign him in free agency this past winter, is one player who has been mentioned frequently throughout the season. Since Hyde is still a free agent, reporters recently asked quarterback Josh Allen what he felt about bringing the All-Pro safety back to Buffalo at a press conference.

“I’ve talked with him a little bit, checked in with him a little bit,” Allen stated. “I adore that man. What you want me to say there is unclear to me. I have no ideas or solutions regarding it. I believe that our team is now playing some pretty great football, particularly on the defensive end of the ball. However, I believe that everyone in this locker room would embrace him if the chance to have him back ever presented itself.”

Hyde was a two-time second-team All-Pro and a one-time Pro Bowler during his seven seasons with the Bills. For the majority of the season, the Bills have relied on Taylor Rapp and Damar Hamlin at safety, but it wouldn’t hurt to bolster their secondary.

With the most recent injury list update going into Week 11, the Bills suffer yet another setback.

The Buffalo Bills will host the lone, unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs in the game of the week in Orchard Park in just over 48 hours. The Bills are trying to become the first team to defeat the Chiefs since December of last year, and they are up 8-2 against 9-0.

The Chiefs are undefeated for a reason, regardless of whether you think they are an overrated undefeated club. They undoubtedly ought to have lost to the Broncos last week, but they execute the perfect plays when they need to.

Buffalo’s biggest game of the year is this one. This season feels a little bit different, even though they have defeated the Chiefs in the regular season the past three years. The Bills are 8-2 even though this was meant to be a “rebuilding year,” as many have claimed.

Given the Chiefs’ recent performance, it is reasonable to assume that the Bills could win easily. Without some essential weapons, Buffalo will have a difficult time defeating them.

Sean McDermott informed the media earlier this week that wide receiver Keon Coleman would miss Week 11, as was anticipated. He will probably be making a comeback following the team’s bye week after suffering a wrist injury against the Miami Dolphins. The Bills have also ruled out tight end Dalton Kincaid due to a knee issue, so he will not be playing with Coleman.

The Buffalo Bills will have a difficult time in Week 11.
Following a lot of offseason excitement following the trade of Stefon Diggs to Houston, Kincaid has had a very quiet season. He has only had 52 yards in a game this season and has only found the end zone twice.

Even though his stats don’t reflect it, Kincaid still contributes significantly to the offense by grabbing first downs when it matters most. Using sideline catches, where he turns upfield and drops his shoulder to grab the first down, he has assisted Buffalo in moving the chains eighteen times.

With Kincaid gone, Bills supporters may anticipate seeing more of Quintin Morris and Dawson Knox in the red zone. It’s devastating for Buffalo to lose Kincaid and Coleman. In addition, the Bills have Khalil Shakir as their real top target coming into Sunday’s game if Amari Cooper is unable to play because he is still classified as questionable.