Bills' Norman out indefinitely with hamstring injury
Icon Sportswire / Getty
Buffalo Bills cornerback Josh Norman is out indefinitely after picking up a hamstring injury, Bills head coach Sean McDermott said Friday, according to ESPN's Marcel Louis-Jacques.
"We don't know the severity exactly. Those things take some time to get a good read on," McDermott said. "He'll continue to learn and be out there when he can. The biggest thing right now is that he maximizes his treatment opportunities so he can get back out there as quickly as possible."
Norman injured his hamstring at practice Thursday when he was tripped up during an interception return.
The 32-year-old signed a one-year, $6-million deal with Buffalo in March after Washington released him in February.
HEADLINES
- Henry scores 4 TDs vs. Packers as Ravens stay alive, help Bears win NFC North
- NFL Playoff Picture: Postseason seeds, projected draft order
- By the numbers: Henry joins top 10 all-time rushing list after epic game
- Texans top Chargers to earn playoff spot, hand AFC West title to Broncos
- NFL Week 17 picks: Bills-Eagles headlines holiday slate
Advertisement