Buffalo Bills LB Matt Milano returned to practice and Dion Dawkins painted the picture, "58 was out there running around with his Christmas reds on so it was a good sight."

The Batavia Daily News’ Alex Brasky and WKBW’s Matt Bové were among the reporters in attendance at One Bills Drive to document Milano’s return, posting footage of his Thursday practice reps on Twitter.

The Buffalo Bills had a welcomed sight at practice this week ahead of facing the Kansas City Chiefs. The Bills (8-2) will not have linebacker Matt Milano against the Chiefs (9-0). However, was announced that the 30-year-old will was designated to return from injury

The move opens a 21-day window for Milano to be activated off injured reserve. The AFC East-leading Bills (8-2) enter their bye week after hosting the Chiefs, meaning the earliest the eighth-year player can return is for Buffalo’s home game against San Francisco on Dec. 1.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen expressed his excitement about having linebacker Matt Milano back on the practice field on Wednesday.

The Bills won’t be getting wide receiver Keon Coleman back in the lineup this week. Head coach Sean McDermott told reporters at his Monday press conference that the rookie wideout will not play against the Chiefs. Coleman injured his wrist a couple of weeks ago and did not play in Sunday’s win over the Colts.

The Buffalo Bills have a big boost coming in the injury department. Head coach Sean McDermott has announced that linebacker Matt Milano has been designated to return from injured reserve and his 21-day practice window has been opened.

Buffalo Bills head coach Sean McDermott spoke about linebacker Matt Milano's return to practice on Wednesday. Buffalo Bills linebacker Matt Milano will do on Wednesday something he has not done in well over a year: participate in an in-season (albeit walkthrough) practice session.