Ty Johnson
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Sep 11, 2026
Daniel DoppHOST
I mean, this is probably the lowest that we're gonna have James Cook ranked for the majority of the season as well.
Mike ClayHOST
Yeah, and I actually moved Cook up a little bit because it looks like Ty Johnson's not gonna play-
Daniel DoppHOST
Yeah
Mike ClayHOST
... which actually will free up more targets for, uh, James Cook, which I...
Mike ClayHOST
That was the storyline in the off-season that I wasn't buying into because of Ty Johnson.
Mike ClayHOST
But if Johnson's not there-
Daniel DoppHOST
Yeah
Mark VandermeerHOST
Full participation for Trent Brown and Wade Woodas, who both were full yesterday with various injuries.
Mark VandermeerHOST
Now, for the Buffalo Bills, Ty Johnson, the running back, second straight day out with the hamstring.
Mark VandermeerHOST
That doesn't look good for him.
Mark VandermeerHOST
And T.J. Sanders out with a knee.
HiloHOST
He is also capable of both taking over a game and putting a slate out of reach, achieving a score you quite simply could not win without.
HiloHOST
Running back Ty Johnson missed all of preseason and most of camp with a knee lower body injury.
HiloHOST
The Bills don't appear to be moving away from the seven to eight-person revolving door amongst their pass catchers anytime soon.
HiloHOST
So that's fun.
HiloHOST
Those factors take on a slightly different shape in twenty twenty-six, one that could result in even more Super Josh than we've grown accustomed to in recent history.
HiloHOST
Finally, we saw multiple reports from camp that the Bills were focused on passing more heading into the new season.
HiloHOST
Ty Johnson's expected absence in week one might not be as big a deal for James Cook as initially thought.
HiloHOST
Johnson missed both playoff contests last season, during which it was Ray Davis that soaked up the vacated time on the field while Cook played a normal for him sixty and sixty-four percent snap rate.
Chris LongHOST
But these are the receivers from last season when they played.
Chris LongHOST
Ty Johnson, three for 45, Jackson Hawes, Gabe Davis, Josh Palmer, Dawson Knox, James Cook, Reggie Gilliam, and Elijah Moore.
Chris LongHOST
And Khalil Shakir had eight for 110.
Chris LongHOST
So that's why I speak about the slot production.
Don WilliamsHOST
Three days before their season begins in Houston, the Bills were without two notable players for practice yesterday in Orchard Park.
Don WilliamsHOST
Ty Johnson, hamstring, their third down running back, and defensive lineman T.J. Sanders, knee, were not on the field.
Don WilliamsHOST
Sanders was limited as he was listed as a limited participant on the injury report Wednesday, so the absence represents a possible setback.
Don WilliamsHOST
Jordan Hancock, a quad, and the nickel, backup nickel quarterback, on the other hand, returned to practice.
J.J. PatekHOST
Failing to answer whether a certain player is going to practice literally 30 minutes later serves absolutely no purpose.
J.J. PatekHOST
League rules mandate that teams release injury reports that document player participation, so failing to provide that information ahead of practice provides no advantage to the Bills or any other team that does so.
J.J. PatekHOST
For what it's worth, running back Ty Johnson and defensive back Jordan Hancock were the only two members of the team not to practice Wednesday as the Bills began on-field preparations for their season opener against the Texans at 1 p.m. Sunday in Houston.
J.J. PatekHOST
The rest of the Bills' long-awaited injury list included limited participation for defensive tackle T.J. Sanders because of a knee injury.
Dave MyersHOST
So, of course, we're going to pay attention.
Dave MyersHOST
I did see a comment from John Roberts talking about Ty Johnson.
Dave MyersHOST
We are actually going to get into the Bills' injury report that came out yesterday.
Dave MyersHOST
So...
Dave MyersHOST
as late in the day as they did.
Dave MyersHOST
I'm not sure if that was just because it was the first one.
Dave MyersHOST
Um, typically it's around, you know, it's, it's after practice and then it's after, if they have media, um, you know, if players meet with the media or the coach or whatever, um, Ty Johnson's in practice, Jordan Hancock didn't practice and TJ Sanders was limited.
Dave MyersHOST
So Wednesday, uh, I don't think was a full-blown game plan practice.
Scott KassonHOST
Uh, Jordan Hancock is on there, but he was back at practice today.
Scott KassonHOST
Ty Johnson didn't practice yesterday or today.
Scott KassonHOST
Really worried about him not being able to play on Sunday, 'cause he's a big part of what the Bills are trying to do, especially as a blocker against the pass rush.
Scott KassonHOST
And then DJ Sanders practiced yesterday, limited today, didn't practice at all, so hopefully he didn't make something worse or it happened yesterday.
Lance NelsonHOST
[laughs] Word.
Lance NelsonHOST
Um, yeah, four and a half hours a day average is not great.
Lance NelsonHOST
Uh, but yeah, I, uh, don't have any big concerns here outside of you mentioning Ty Johnson.
Lance NelsonHOST
But honestly excited to see how guys get used without Ty Johnson here, and, you know, it just furthers the James Cook role potentially for me.
THOST
The first...
THOST
Bill's injury report came up and we see that our guy, Ty Johnson is on it from a hamstring.
THOST
Now this hamstring apparently has, it happened
RobinHOST
the red and blue.
THOST
Now, if he doesn't practice today, he's not playing.
THOST
I don't think he's playing.
THOST
And that's sad because Ty Johnson, like I was telling Robin before we got on, Ty Johnson had a big part in that Houston game last year.
THOST
And he's a good blocker, one.
Jeremy WhiteHOST
It's the reason we're watching this game, right? I mean, we're, we're curious about the Bill's defense.
Jeremy WhiteHOST
But the Bill's offense here, fully formed, healthy enough, we-- it would seem Ty Johnson injury could be big.
Jeremy WhiteHOST
We'll see where he is by the time we get to the game.
Jeremy WhiteHOST
But this Bill's offense, trying to find answers or show that it has some answers to a Houston defense that has h- given it absolute fits.
Gerry OstrowskiPANELIST
[laughs]
Christian RountPANELIST
Nine for 30, uh, nine for 30 in his third game, and then eight sacks last season.
Christian RountPANELIST
That's, to me, I do think the Ty Johnson injury could be concerning, because th- that run blocking, I think, is gonna be very important.
Christian RountPANELIST
You have to let Josh Allen control the narrative and let it be his, and r- remind folks that, you know, there's an offensive-minded head coach, one that's been with Josh Allen for a few years leading the charge now, and it's Josh Allen's team, you know, the MVP that we've seen just a few years ago.
Thad BrownHOST
TJ Sanders went from limited yesterday to out today.
Thad BrownHOST
The third player, I think, is the one that I'm probably most concerned about, and that is one Ty Johnson, who is still out.
Thad BrownHOST
And of the three guys on the injury report, I think Johnson, Caleb, to me, is easily the one that is the most concerning.
Caleb CarrHOST
Yeah, you know, I'm not really sure what Jordan Hancock's role in the defense is going to be, whether he's out there or whether he's injured.
Caleb CarrHOST
I feel better about him not being out there.
Caleb CarrHOST
I still want to see him at some point because he was the second-round pick not that long ago for Buffalo, and I'd like to see him grow a little bit.
Caleb CarrHOST
But, yes, Ty Johnson is the one that, especially with Ray Davis potentially having to punt returns, including kick returns, who knows how much he's going to be in this running offense.
Caleb CarrHOST
So Ty Johnson not being out there is definitely a tough one.
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