Buffalo RB Nyheim Hines will miss campaign

Buffalo Bills will be without a crucial special teams and offensive player before even the training camp begins. RB Nyheim Hines tore his left ACL and is expected to miss the upcoming NFL season while on holiday.

Bills RB Nyheim Hines suffered what is expected to be a season-ending knee injury when he was struck by a Jet Ski and will require surgery, a source tells @agetzenberg.

The news was first reported by NFL Network. https://t.co/SxnaRH7ePz

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A Jet Ski struck Nyheim, and a procedure may be needed in the future. The player was sitting on a stationary Jet Ski when the accident happened.

The running back has no life-threatening injuries but will need a long time to heal and be able to play. We will likely see him back on the field for the 2024 campaign.

Nyheim was set to join the Bills’ camp as the franchise first choice kick and punt returner and contest with RBs Damien Harris and Latavius Murray, who joined Buffalo during the off-season.

The organization acquired Nyheim from Indianapolis in a deal for RB Zack Moss and a 5th-round selection.