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Bills WR Moore Nears Return After Injury Scare
24 Sep
Summary
- DJ Moore practiced limitedly, raising hopes for Week 3 return.
- Keon Coleman missed practice with an ankle injury.
- Two starting defensive tackles, Ed Oliver and T.J. Sanders, are also injured.
Wide receiver DJ Moore of the Buffalo Bills showed signs of recovery on Wednesday, participating in a limited practice session. This comes after he sustained a shoulder injury during the home opener against the Detroit Lions last Thursday night. His availability for the upcoming Week 3 home game against the Los Angeles Chargers remains uncertain.
Moore's potential return is a significant development for the Bills' receiving corps, which is also dealing with another injury. Keon Coleman, another receiver, was absent from Wednesday's practice due to an ankle issue.
The defensive line is also facing challenges, with two starting defensive tackles sidelined. Ed Oliver missed practice due to a hip injury that kept him out of the previous game. T.J. Sanders underwent an appendectomy on Tuesday night and did not practice.
In Week 1, Moore recorded five catches for 100 yards and a touchdown. Coleman had one reception for one yard in Week 1, improving to six catches for 63 yards in Week 2.
