Codrington is listed as a dual-purpose returner and starter on special teams, signaling a key role in field position and playmaking in the kicking game.

Codrington, listed as a cornerback but shown in preseason as a returner, is vulnerable if Buffalo replaces him with players who bring more value elsewhere. With Khalil Shakir returning punts and other options in-house, Codrington’s specialty value is at risk of being replaced on the active roster.

Codrington serves as a returner and depth option in the Bills’ corner mix. With Hairston out and White limited, his roster status as a 53-man depth piece could see him in rotation packages or special-teams value early in the season.

Brandon Codrington, the Bills' return specialist, missed the January 12 win due to a hamstring injury but appears to be recovering well and might be available for the upcoming game against the Ravens.

Brandon Codrington is officially questionable for the upcoming wild-card game due to a hamstring injury. While primarily serving as a return specialist, he also acts as a reserve defensive back. His potential absence has prompted the Bills to elevate veteran Kareem Jackson and wide receiver Jalen Virgil from the practice squad to ensure depth in both the secondary and return game.