Harvin (knee/hip) is not practicing for the second straight day Thursday.

EDGE Analysis

Harvin hasn't played since Week 5 and we'd be shocked if he suited up this week against the Dolphins. There's been some talk that all the nagging injuries are weighing on him and he's contemplating the continuance of his career, but coach Rex Ryan says Harvin is fully on board with the team and is focused on getting back in game shape as quickly as possible.

Harvin did not practice Wednesday due to a knee injury.

EDGE Analysis

Neither the wideout's previous hip issue or any personal reasons were cited for Harvin's absence, with coach Rex Ryan only relaying Wednesday that he was not sure whether Harvin would be available for Sunday's game against the Dolphins. At this stage, Harvin looks iffy, at best, for the contest, but it's notable that he hasn't ruled out for it either.

Harvin has met with team doctors to re-evaluate his hip injury.

EDGE Analysis

Harvin's lingering hip condition has contributed to occasional knee complications in recent seasons, leaving the speedy wideout frustrated with his body recently. However, with the Bills coming off their bye week, Harvin has reportedly met with team doctors to re-access his situation, with hopes of finding clarity on his availability moving forward. Knowing that, expect Harvin's status to be updated some time this week.

Per ESPN's Mike Rodak, the Bills don't plan to reach out to Harvin -- who is inactive for Sunday's game against the Jaguars -- until the team returns from London following this weekend's contest.

EDGE Analysis

Though there was some speculation that Harvin might be considering retirement, the report suggests that is not the case, though Rodak does relay that the wideout has "grown increasingly frustrated" with hip and knee issues "that are expected to sideline him indefinitely." For his part, GM Doug Whaley noted that Harvin informed the team this past week that he "needed to take some time for personal reasons." In any case, we'd expect added clarity on Harvin's situation to emerge before the team's next scheduled game after Sunday's tilt, which is at home against the Dolphins on Nov. 8.

Harvin did not accompany the Bills on their trip to London because he's contemplating retirement, the Buffalo News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Bills head coach Rex Ryan said earlier in the week that Harvin was not with the team for "personal reasons," but a source said Harvin is deciding whether or not he wants to continue playing as a result of a nagging hip injury.

While the Bills list Harvin as missing practice for "not injury related" reasons, ESPN's Adam Schefter describes the wideout as "increasingly frustrated with hip and knee injuries (that are) expected to sideline him indefinitely."

EDGE Analysis

While Schefter's report suggests that Harvin is not considering retirement at this time, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport suggests that "all options are on the table" for Harvin, who remains at home, and per Rapoport, is "out a while" as he assesses his future.

Harvin, 27, is reportedly contemplating retirement after not traveling with the Bills for their Week 7 matchup against the Jaguars in London, Vic Carucci of the Buffalo News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Harvin is dealing with a nagging hip injury, which has also led to his fair share of knee troubles over the course of his career. His decision to not travel to London first raised eyebrows Wednesday when coach Rex Ryan described the move as "non-injury related." It now appears that the contemplation involving this decision is playing a role, and although nothing is set in stone yet, the Bills seems ready to move on without one of their top wideouts.

Harvin (hip) didn't travel with the Bills to London in advance of Sunday's game against the Jaguars due to what coach Rex Ryan described as a "non-injury related [issue]," Tyler Dunne of The Buffalo News reports.

EDGE Analysis

Harvin wasn't expected to play Sunday due to a preexisting hip injury that sidelined him for last week's loss to the Bengals, but it's a bit curious that he's not traveling with the team. Ryan wouldn't elaborate much further on the nature of Harvin's absence or on whether it was a short- or long-term issue, and simply continued to refer to it as a private matter. With Harvin out and Sammy Watkins (ankle) likely to be sidelined as well, Robert Woods and Chris Hogan look like the top candidates to serve as the starting receivers for the London game.

Harvin (hip) is not expected to play in next week's game against the Jaguars, ESPN's Adam Schefter reports.

EDGE Analysis

Harvin's status will be subject to change over the next few days, but early indications are that his hip injury will sideline him for a second straight week. Fellow receiver Sammy Watkins is also a question mark for Week 7 after injuring his ankle Sunday, so the Bills could be a little short-handed at the receiver position as they head overseas to take on the Jaguars in London.

Harvin (hip) is inactive for Sunday's game against the Bengals.

EDGE Analysis

Not only that, but CBS's Jason La Canfora suggests that that Bills "are concerned that Harvin could miss significant time" with his current issue, with the wideout's Week 7 availability thus looking quite murky.