The Buffalo Bills play the Jacksonville Jaguars in a wild-card game at 1 p.m. Sunday at EverBank Stadium. It's a battle between one of the NFL's hottest offenses against the league's most talented quarterback.

News already broke that Davis suffered a torn ACL, now Shavers has been ruled out with the same injury. What's remarkable, however, is that Shavers was able to return to the game despite the injury. Head coach Sean McDermott, who broke the news on Shavers' injury Tuesday, said it was "amazing" that he returned to action in the second half.

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- The Buffalo Bills have lost yet another wide receiver for their postseason run as Tyrell Shavers suffered a torn ACL in Sunday's 27-24 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars in the AFC wild-card round.

The Buffalo Bills are down a second receiver in two days after coach Sean McDermott revealed Tyrell Shavers is out after tearing a knee ligament.

First, we got confirmation that receiver Gabe Davis suffered a torn ACL, which was bad, but then we got news that fellow receiver Tyrell Shavers also suffered a torn ACL. But in Shavers' case, unlike Davis, who was ruled out for the game, Shavers continued playing.

The Bills are losing another wide receiver as they go for a Super Bowl. Tyrell Shavers is out with a torn ACL.

Tyrell Shavers got his knee checked at halftime and returned to play 22 offensive snaps before learning Monday he'd torn his ACL