Bills running back Willis McGahee was back in the lineup when Buffalo hosted the Jaguars on Sunday. McGahee missed the past two games after breaking three ribs in Buffalo's win over Green Bay on Nov. 5. He practiced all this week, but was listed as questionable coming into the game.

Bills coach Dick Jauron was "guardedly optimistic" Willis McGahee will play against Jacksonville this weekend after the running back took part in his first practice on Thursday. It was McGahee's second straight day of practice after breaking three ribs in a 24-10 win against Green Bay on Nov. 5. Jauron said McGahee was involved in some contact and described the player as moving well while wearing added padding to protect his ribs.

Three broken ribs will force Willis McGahee to be out indefinitely. Coach Dick Jauron ruled McGahee out yesterday for their game on Sunday against the Colts, adding the player's injury is more severe than initially thought. Jauron said follow-up tests showed McGahee damaged three ribs in Buffalo's 24-10 win over Green Bay last weekend. McGahee was originally diagnosed with one broken rib and later tests showed breaks in two others.

Bills running back Willis McGahee has a broken rib and receiver Josh Reed was hospitalized overnight Sunday with a bruised kidney. Coach Dick Jauron said Monday that Reed is resting comfortably, but will likely spend another night in a Buffalo-area hospital as a precautionary measure.

Bills running back Willis McGahee was carted to the locker room after hurting his ribs four minutes into Buffalo's game against Green Bay on Sunday. The Bills had no immediate update on the player's condition except to announce he would not return after having his ribs X-rayed. He was replaced by Anthony Thomas.