Bills WRs Robert Woods (ankle) and Marquise Goodwin (hamstring) did not practice Wednesday. Woods may not be able to play in Week 10. With Goodwin also injured, T.J. Graham and Chris Hogan may be asked to pick up the slack against the Steelers.

Bills HC Doug Marrone: WR Robert Woods (ankle), "will be monitored."

Good news on promising Bills WR Robert Woods, who left Sunday with an ankle injury. I’m told it’s only mildly sprained. Day to day.

Woods left the game in the third quarter with a leg injury. HC Doug Marrone said Woods couldn't put weight on his leg after the game. Woods has played more than 90 percent of snaps this season until Sunday. It's still possible he can play Week 10.

Bills announce that QB Thaddeus Lewis will be promoted from the practice squad and start Sunday against Bengals.

It doesn't say a whole lot for Jeff Tuel, who stepped in for E.J. Manuel on Thursday night and didn't look very good. Lewis came over in a trade with Detroit in the offseason, and has decent running ability, but will have a tough matchup against the Bengals in Week 6. Look for WRs Steve Johnson and Robert Woods to take a hit in our rankings this week. The Bills will likely give RBs C.J. Spiller and Fred Jackson plenty of work, and both looked good against Cleveland after coming in a bit banged up.

Bills QB EJ Manuel has a LCL injury and will be out for a few weeks, but they expect him back.

Buscaglia later tweeted: According to a league source, #Bills QB EJ Manuel will be back in as early as 4 weeks, but there is a possibility he'll be out 6 to 8 weeks.

The loss of Manuel will hurt the Bills' passing game, including Steve Johnson and Robert Woods. It may also hamper the team's struggling run game. The Bengals (W6) and Dolphins (W7) look like good pickups for those owners streaming defenses.

Bills WR Steve Johnson left Thursday night's game with an apparent back injury.

Johnson looked to be in considerable pain as trainers looked at him on the sideline. Robert Woods figures to be featured with Johnson sidelined.

With top Bills receiver Stevie Johnson ailing, rookie Robert Woods is getting a great opportunity to feature in practices and games. He's showing good hands and could end up clicking well with Manuel.

Bills QB Kevin Kolb has an impressive description of Robert Woods as a receiver.

“Stud. I mean, legitimately a stud,” said Kolb. “I’ve bragged on him a lot in the last two days and really through camp. I mean, what I see from him, I’ve been with some really good rookie receivers. I mean some really good ones."

Woods has made a handful of plays in the first two practices and his knowledge of the game at his position looks to be well beyond his status of an NFL rookie. To have Kolb mentioning Woods in the same breath as DeSean Jackson is saying an awful lot about what he believes Woods is capable of as a rookie.

The Bills receiving corps has openings behind Stevie Johnson, and the versatile Robert Woods is right in the mix.

“I wouldn’t say I have a distinct style,” said Woods. “I can be a possession receiver because I can catch the quick passes and pick up the first down, but I can also make a guy miss and go the distance. So I would say I’m probably more of a complete receiver because I can do it all. I can play inside or outside.”

In offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett’s versatile offense, Woods will have a great opportunity to contribute immediately from multiple spots.

Bills second-year receiver T.J. Graham has been taking advantage of the extra reps he’s received in the practice setting in both the voluntary veteran minicamp last month and the current OTA sessions. With Steve Johnson still sidelined by a strained back and rookies Robert Woods and Marquise Goodwin not able to participate until their college graduation dates (league rule), Graham has been a frequent target of Bills quarterbacks.

“I did a lot of preparation in the offseason so I’ve got to pick up where I left off,” Graham told Buffalobills.com.

The interesting thing to note here is that Johnson is dealing with a back issue. He is often nicked up, but always seems to play through the pain. Graham has a chance for a breakout season, but will have to fend off Woods and Goodwin (and Da'Rick Rodgers) for snaps.