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Tyrell Shavers returned to practice Wednesday for the first time since tearing his ACL during the Buffalo Bills' 27-24 wild-card victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars in January. The 27-year-old wide receiver played 22 offensive snaps in the second half of that game despite the injury, finishing with one catch for 14 yards. The Bills opened Shavers' 21-day practice window, marking the start of his return from a 290-day recovery. Shavers described the rehabilitation as a long road, crediting the team's training staff for their support.
Shavers said it felt great to be back with his teammates, though he acknowledged the need to shake off rust. Bills quarterback Josh Allen praised Shavers for playing through the injury, saying he fought through it like a champ and preferred the pain to missing the game with his teammates.
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