As the Buffalo Bills gear up for their upcoming game against division rivals, the New York Jets, the team is closely monitoring the injury front. With several players listed as limited on the mid-week injury report, their availability for Sunday's game remains uncertain.

One player showing positive progress is linebacker Williams, who was a non-participant in practice the previous day but returned to the field today. It appears that Williams was dealing with minor soreness rather than any serious knee injury. Having not exited Monday's game due to an injury, the team hopes Williams will join the rotation of linebackers filling in for the injured Matt Milano, who is still recovering from leg surgery.

Another player with a chance of returning to action on Sunday is wide receiver Benford. After missing a game and a half since his premature exit in Week 9 against the Cincinnati Bengals, Benford has been upgraded to limited participation in practice. The team remains optimistic about his potential availability, although his status could depend on cornerback Cam Lewis, who is mentioned as being one category down from Benford on the injury report.

As the Bills continue to evaluate their injured players, the team is eager to regain their full strength for Sunday's crucial divisional matchup. However, with no definite updates on the other players listed on the injury report, including those on the offensive side led by new offensive coordinator Joe Brady, the team faces a challenging task in predicting their lineup for the game.

The Buffalo Bills and their fans will be eagerly awaiting further updates on the injury front as Sunday approaches. The team's ability to address their injured players and get them back on the field will play a vital role in their efforts to turn their season around and secure a victory against their division rivals, the New York Jets.