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NFL Week 6 Atlanta Falcons vs Buffalo Bills Injury Report – Dalton Kincaid Questionable, Damar Hamlin Out, and Xavier Watts Unspecified

Credits: Tina MacIntyre-Yee/Democrat and Chronicle / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images

The Buffalo Bills (4-1) head to Atlanta for Monday Night Football in Week 6, aiming to shake off their first loss of the season. A strange defeat to the Patriots last week left Josh Allen and the offense out of sync, scoring just 20 points. Now the Bills look to get back on track against the Falcons, with Allen’s dual-threat play leading the charge, alongside Khalil Shakir and James Cook who could exploit Atlanta’s run defense, which has been inconsistent at times.

Meanwhile the Falcons (2-2) fresh off a bye week, host this AFC-NFC matchup at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Rookie QB Michael Penix Jr. gets a spotlight chance to build on his deep throws, while Bijan Robinson powers the ground game.

While the Bills are the favorites to win, we have seen countless upsets pulled off in the recent weeks, like the Giants upsetting the Eagles, and anything could happen in this game.

Tomorrow looks a little old school. 😏@Ticketmaster | #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/jX0d33meao
— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) October 12, 2025

Atlanta Falcons Injury Update for Week 6 game vs Buffalo Bills

Players	Position	Injury	Status
Nate Carter	RB	Hamstring	(-)
Ta’Quon Graham	DL	Calf	Out
KhaDarel Hodge	WR	Groin	(-)
A.J. Terrell	CB	Hamstring	(-)
Natrone Brooks	CB	Concussion/shoulder	Questionable
Darnell Mooney	WR	Hamstring	Out
Clark Phillips III	CB	Triceps/illness	Out
Billy Bowman Jr.	DB	Knee/hamstring	Questionable
LaCale London	DL	Tricep	Out
Xavier Watts	S	Ankle	(-)
Kaden Elliss	ILB	Not injury related — resting player	(-)
Jake Matthews	T	Not injury related — resting player	(-)
Leonard Floyd	ED	Not injury related — resting player	(-)
David Onyemata	DL	Not injury related — resting player	(-)

The Falcons have 14 players listed on the injury report for Week 6, and four players DL LaCale London, CB Clark Phillips III, WR Darnell Mooney, and DL Ta’Quon Graham are listed as out for the game. With CB Natrone Brooks and and DB Billy Bowman Jr. listed as questionable. Luckily for the Falcons, CB A.J. Terrell is expected to play tonight, coming back from his hamstring injury.

AJ Terrell will play Monday night.

CB1 is back ‼️ pic.twitter.com/atEQCVkVPa
— Rise Up Bijan (@RiseUpReader) October 11, 2025

Buffalo Bills Injury Update for Week 6 game vs Atlanta Falcons

Player	Postion	Injury	Status
Dion Dawkins	OT	Thumb	(-)
Damar Hamlin	SAF	Pectoral	Out
Dalton Kincaid	TE	Oblique	Questionable
Matt Milano	OLB	Pectoral	Out
Ed Oliver	DT	Ankle	(-)
Taylor Rapp	SAF	Nose	(-)
Curtis Samuel	WR	Neck/Ribs	Questionable
T.J. Sanders	DT	Knee	Out
Dorian Williams	LB	Knee	(-)

The Buffalo Bills have 9 players on the injury report for Week 6 with SAF Damar Hamlin, OLB Matt Milano, and DT T.J. Sanders out for the game. While WR Curtis Samuel, and TE Dalton Kincaid is listed as questionable.

Is Dion Hawkins Playing Tonight Against the Falcons?

Hawkins was full participant on Friday and Saturday’s practice but his game time status is still unspecified.

Is A.J. Terrell Playing Tonight Against the Bills?

A.J. Terrell will play tonight against the Buffalo Bills, who was rehabbing a hamstring injury earlier.

Will Xavier Watts Play Tonight vs the Bills?

Xavier Watts does not carry an injury designation for Monday Night Football action against the Bills. However, he was a full participant on Saturday’s practice.

Falcons Safety Xavier Watts has been named NFC Defensive Rookie of the Month 🔥🔥🔥🔥 pic.twitter.com/R5GXUrNE9x
— Not Bijan (@InBijanWeTrust) October 2, 2025

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