[bears9]

ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) -- Buffalo Bills receiver Peerless Price's season is likely over after he was scheduled to have surgery Friday to repair a disc in his neck.
Coach Dick Jauron said the team will place Price on injured reserve, making him the ninth Bills player -- and fourth starter -- on the season-ending list five weeks into the campaign.
The announcement came as a surprise, because Price had not missed practice until Friday. He was noticeably stiff -- unable to turn his neck -- when he spoke to reporters at his locker Wednesday.
Jauron said the severity of the injury was revealed after tests Thursday. He said he believed the neck problem developed over the course of Price's career and was not the result of a particular hit. In four starts this season, the nine-year NFL veteran had seven catches for 68 yards.

Bills WR Price likely to miss season

[Lefty Noob]

Wow, the Bills sure are snakebit this year, aren't they? Lots of injuries.

Kudos to Price for trying to gut this one out, but that's just too serious of an injury to let go.

[bears9]

Only team with more injuries than the Bears