Michael Hoecht Progressing in Achilles Rehab and Expected To Join Bills at Training Camp
Buffalo says he is cleared for individual drills and will be closely monitored so his return does not outpace recovery
Overview
- Hoecht tore his Achilles late last season after showing immediate pass-rush impact in about a game-and-a-half for the Bills.
- He has resumed football activities, was cleared for individual drills during recent team sessions, and the organization says he is on track to be at training camp.
- General manager Brandon Beane and coaches stress they will limit Hoecht’s reps and monitor his workload to avoid rushing his rehab.
- Medical guidance cited in reporting notes common recovery benchmarks and a low reported re-rupture rate of about 2 percent, but staff point to a vulnerable period early in rehab that requires caution.
- The Bills’ new defensive scheme and added edge depth, including Bradley Chubb and rookie T.J. Parker, change the competition for playing time and will shape Hoecht’s role if he returns.