Bills WR Stevie Johnson (groin) is active for today’s game against the Falcons.  He put in a full week of practice and should be at or close to 100%.  Johnson is a fine WR3 in a plus matchup.  WR Robert Woods (ankle) is also active but shouldn't be in fantasy lineups.

Bills WR Stevie Johnson (groin) put in a full week of practice and is probable for Sunday’s game against the Falcons.  Playing indoors in Toronto in a plus matchup, he’s a fine WR3 in fantasy.  WR Robert Woods (groin) is also probable for Week 13 but shouldn’t be in fantasy lineups.  He might lose snaps to the emerging Marquise Goodwin.

Bills WR Stevie Johnson (groin) has been ruled out for Sunday's game against the Jets.  He'll now have this week and a Week 12 bye to heal up.  With both Johnson and Robert Woods (ankle) out, the Bills will roll with T.J. Graham and Marquise Woodson as their top 2 WRs.  TE Scott Chandler might lead the team in targets.

Bills WR Stevie Johnson (groin) did not practice Wednesday.  He didn't return to last weekend's game, and Buffalo might opt to hold him out this Sunday with the upcoming Week 12 bye.  WR Robert Woods (ankle) also remained sidelined on Wednesday.  The Bills might trot out T.J. Graham and Marquise Goodwin as their starting WRs against the Jets this weekend.

Bills WR Robert Woods (ankle) is inactive for today’s game against the Steelers.  WRs Marquise Goodwin and T.J. Graham will see increased action, but neither guy is a fantasy option.

Bills WR Robert Woods (ankle) did not practice all week and is listed as doubtful for Sunday’s game against the Steelers.  He’ll travel with the team to Pittsburgh but is obviously a long shot to play.  His absence should mean more action for WRs Marquise Goodwin and T.J. Graham, but neither guy is a fantasy option.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport hears that Bills WR Robert Woods is "day-to-day" with a "mildly sprained" ankle. It sounds like he has a shot to be ready for Week 10. Woods hasn't topped 44 yards since Week 5, though, and hasn't scored since Week 4. The rookie isn't a fantasy option until Buffalo starts getting reliable QB play.

Bills HC Doug Marrone said after Sunday's game that x-rays came back negative on WR Robert Woods' leg.  But he added that the rookie couldn't put any weight on it.  Marrone didn't provide any more details, but it looked like a knee injury on the field.  We should learn more tomorrow after Woods undergoes an MRI.

Bills WR Robert Woods suffered an apparent knee injury on a diving attempt in the 3rd quarter of Sunday's game.  He was able to limp to the locker room under his own power.  Stay tuned for an update.

Bills WR Stevie Johnson is inactive for today's game against the Bengals.  He's dealing with a back issue and was away from the team all week to attend to a personal matter.  He wouldn't have been a recommended fantasy option anyways.  Robert Woods will serve as Buffalo's #1 WR today, but he's a low-upside WR3 with Thaddeus Lewis under center.  Expect an extremely run-heavy attack from the Bills.

Bills HC Doug Marrone revealed today that WR Stevie Johnson has a hamstring injury.  The severity isn’t yet known, but he’s currently being evaluated.  "We'll see what the doctors say," Marrone said. We’ll be sure to update his status as we learn more.  Buffalo's starting duo without Johnson would feature rookie Robert Woods and speedster T.J. Graham.

Bills rookie WR Robert Woods has been a standout at early camp practices thus far.  QB Kevin Kolb was quick to vouch for the talented 2nd-round draftee.  "Stud. I mean, legitimately a stud," said Kolb.  "I've bragged on him a lot in the last two days and really through camp.  The kid can run better than I think everybody gives him credit for."  Woods may not have dynamic, big-play upside, but he's a polished pass-catcher who should be able to win the #2 WR job in Buffalo.  He's a better dynasty stash than re-draft option in 2013 thanks to his team's questionable QB situation this year.

Buffalo's Robert Woods was widely considered one of the most NFL-ready WRs in the 2013 draft class.  He continued to earn that title this spring with impressive route running.  QB Kevin Kolb called Woods "complex in his route-running ability."  Mark Armstrong of the Bills' official website praised Woods' "crisp routes" in OTAs and minicamp.  With a polished skill set and subpar competition, Woods looks like the favorite to win Buffalo's #2 WR spot out of training camp.  That spot probably won't produce consistent fantasy value in 2013, though.  The Bills passing game is a work in progress, and WR Stevie Johnson will dominate targets.  Woods is just a late-round bench stash in redraft leagues.  He holds much more value in keeper and dynasty setups.

Bills beat writer Jay Skurski says rookie Robert Woods is "penciled in" as the team's #2 WR.  We'd expect that to change to ink by mid-August.  Woods was widely regarded as one of the most NFL-ready WRs in the rookie class.  He started all 38 career games at USC, setting a school record with 252 catches.  His competition for a starting job in Buffalo will come from the undersized T.J. Graham and Marquise Goodwin -- plus undrafted free agent Da'Rick Rogers.  Rogers could be a threat long term but has a ways to go.  Expect Woods to be in Buffalo's Week 1 starting lineup.  We'd keep fantasy expectations in check, though.  Stevie Johnson remains the clear-cut #1 WR.  And the Bills passing game figures to struggle in a new offense and with a new QB.

The Bills grabbed some WR help for new QB E.J. Manuel in Round 2.  Buffalo selected former USC wideout Robert Woods.  Woods struggled with injuries in 2011, and some wondered whether they lingered into his final season.  At full health, however, he looks capable of playing inside or outside.  He gives the Bills much needed help and could fight WR T.J. Graham for a starting job right away.  You should be wary of his fantasy football outlook in 2013, however, given the team's questionable QB situation.  (That's a euphemism for "Kevin Kolb.")