Buffalo Bills' DaQuan Jones Set for Potential Return from Injury

As the team fights for a playoff spot, Jones' return could bolster the defense amid other key injuries.

Buffalo Bills' head coach Sean McDermott announced that star defensive tackle DaQuan Jones is set to return from injured reserve, starting his three-week window to return to practice and potentially come back to the active roster.
Jones, who had a stellar season before suffering a pectoral injury in October, was among a number of key defensive players to suffer long-term or season-ending injuries.
Despite Jones' potential return, the Bills face another setback as defensive lineman Jordan Phillips had to undergo wrist surgery following the team's win over the Dallas Cowboys.
The Bills, currently 8-6, are fighting for a playoff spot with three weeks left in the season.
Other key defensive players, including linebacker Matt Milano and cornerback Tre'Davious White, are also out due to injuries.