DJ Moore absolutely exploded in his debut with the Bills on Sunday, hauling in five passes for a massive 100 yards and a touchdown. He even drew a huge 46-yard interference penalty right there in the end zone. It was a statement game, no doubt.
Moore’s First 100-Yard Game Since 2024
This kind of production has been a minute for Moore. His last 100-yard game dates back to November 24, 2024, when he was with the Bears playing the Vikings. Even that one needed overtime to hit the century mark. For a 100-yard game in regulation, you have to go back to October 6, 2024, against the Panthers. But after Sunday’s performance, Moore is feeling good. As he told Tim Graham of TheAthletic.com, “This is a preview. It can only get better from here.” Talk about setting the tone, right?
Injury Scare? Not Today!
There was a moment that made everyone hold their breath: Moore limped off during the final drive and hit the sideline medical tent twice. He explained that one trip was for a quick stretch, and the second was just to make sure he was genuinely okay. Good news for Bills fans, he returned to the game and, even better, he is not on the Bills’ injury report issued Monday. The team didn’t practice Monday, but they had to put out an estimated injury report with a Thursday game against the Lions coming up fast. They listed inside linebacker Terrel Bernard (calf), running back Ty Johnson (hamstring), and defensive lineman T.J. Sanders (knee) as limited. Safety Cole Bishop (knee/groin), outside linebacker Bradley Chubb (thumb), and defensive back Jordan Hancock (quad) were all full participants.
So, while a few guys are nursing some knocks, the main takeaway is that Moore is healthy and ready to keep cooking for that Thursday night showdown. What a start, and it sounds like he is just getting warmed up!
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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