Cole Beasley told reporters on Monday that he played the final three weeks of the Buffalo Bills' season with a broken fibula.

The Bills listed the wide receiver on the injury report with a knee injury.

"It was bad the first game I played but after that, you take a few meds and suck it up," Beasley said.

It wasn't a full break, but did cause discomfort in Buffalo's wild-card win over the Indianapolis Colts.

Beasley caught 14 passes for 145 yards in the three games he played with the injury.

Eric Fisher will miss the Super Bowl with a torn Achilles tendon.

The Kansas City Chiefs shifted right tackle Mike Remmers to Fisher's spot after he left Sunday's game and he will likely start at left tackles for the Super Bowl.

Fisher started 15 regular-season games for the Chiefs, then both playoff games. He was named to the Pro Bowl for the second time in his career.

Patrick Mahomes has cleared the NFL's concussion protocol and will play in Sunday's AFC Championship Game.

"Talking to all of the doctors and going through all of the testing, we have the belief that I'll have no lingering effects and I'll be able to go out there and be who I am,'' Mahomes said after clearing the protocol.

"You have to take it day by day. That's the best thing. You can only control what you can control. For me, that was coming in every day with a positive attitude, try to make myself better, try to prepare myself as if I was going to play. Luckily enough, I haven't had any symptoms and I'm able to play.''

Mahomes entered the concussion protocol during last Sunday's win over the Browns.

Saquon Barkley and Odell Beckham each suffered torn ACLs during the regular season.

Now the former teammates have plans to rehab their injuries together this offseason.

"Obviously Odell tore his knee a little too," Barkley said. "I think we both need just being there. We're really good friends. Competing with each other and pushing each other will also be good too. That's the only thing I know for certain I will do. Everything else is up in the air. ... Obviously we both wouldn't want to go through this, I guess you would say, but I think it's very important that since we are really close and we know each other so well and we are two competitors and we think we can really help each other, I do think it's important to really link up. But at the same time, we both have to come in with the mindset of getting 1 percent better each day. That's what we have to get from each other. Any way you can get it."

Patrick Mahomes practiced in a limited capacity with the Kansas City Chiefs on Wednesday. 

Mahomes remains in the NFL's concussion protocol, but there's optimism he will be cleared to play in Sunday's AFC Championship Game against the Buffalo Bills.

Andy Reid didn’t say what phase of the five-step process Mahomes is in to be cleared to play, but the work he described his quarterback doing coincides with the fourth step.

A.J. Brown had surgery on both of his knees on Tuesday, according to a source.

The Tennessee Titans wide receiver posted a video on social media after the procedure was finished.

Brown tweaked his left knee during training camp, which led to him missing some time on the field, but he was ready for the start of the season. The more serious injury, to his right knee, occurred in Week 1.

Despite dealing with the injuries, Brown was on the field for 70.9% of the Titans' offensive plays. He was named to the Pro Bowl.

Brown led the team in receptions (70), yards (1,075) and receiving touchdowns (11).

Michael Thomas will undergo surgery on the torn deltoid and other injury ligaments in his high ankle this offseason.

Thomas attempted to play through the pain anticipating this would be the final season of Drew Brees' career.

Thomas finished the season with 40 receptions, 438 yards and no touchdowns over seven games. In 2019, Thomas had 149 receptions for 1,725 yards and nine touchdowns.

The New Orleans Saints and Thomas agreed to a five-year, $100 million extension in 2019.

Jared Goff will start for the Los Angeles Rams against the Green Bay Packers this weekend.

John Wolford hasn't practiced this week after suffering a neck injury in last Saturday's playoff win over the Seattle Seahawks. Sean McVay announced Thursday that Wolford wouldn't play in the divisional round.

Blake Bortles will serve as Goff's backup.

Buffalo Bills running back Zack Moss will miss the rest of the playoffs with an ankle injury.

Moss suffered the injury in Buffalo's 27-24 win over the Indianapolis Colts on Saturday.

The rookie totaled 576 yards of offense and five touchdowns during the 2020 season.

Joe Burrow is optimistic he'll be on the field for the Cincinnati Bengals when the 2021 season kicks off.

The quarterback had season-ending knee surgery on Dec. 2.

"I think I'll be ready [for Week 1]," Burrow said. "I think it'll be just fine."

The No. 1 overall pick last spring, Burrow needed surgery to repair multiple ligaments in his knee.