The Buffalo Bills will go into Monday night's game against the Cincinnati Bengals relatively healthy with safety Jordan Poyer expected to play despite being listed as questionable on the team's injury report this week, Alaina Getzenberg of ESPN.com reports.

Poyer has been dealing with the same knee injury that he suffered in the Bills' win over the Miami Dolphins on December 24.

The Pro Bowl safety told ESPN's Lisa Salters before the game that he is expecting to play and that he has a torn lateral meniscus.

He did not participate in the first two days of practice either of the last two weeks. Poyer was a full participant in the last practice before playing in last week's win over the Chicago Bears and was a limited participant in the team's practice on Saturday.

"Just kind of banged it up in the game," Poyer said leading up to the game vs. the Bears. "Just kind of resting it until I hopefully get back on the field tomorrow. I plan on playing. So, yeah, just resting it though."

Coach Sean McDermott said Saturday that Poyer is dealing with the same injury and that he was among a group of players trending in the right direction.

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