Buffalo’s receiving corps just hit a major snag, with two of their key guys, DJ Moore and Keon Coleman, both out of practice on Thursday. This isn’t just a minor blip for the Bills; it’s a huge concern for an offense that needs all hands on deck this early in the regular season. We’re talking September 24th, folks, and already facing these kinds of questions?
Moore and Coleman: Missing in Action
Seriously, this is a gut punch for the Bills and their offense. Reports from multiple insiders on the scene confirm that neither Moore nor Coleman were practicing with the team today. That’s a big deal. DJ Moore, who was a huge offseason acquisition for Buffalo and expected to be a primary target, was already a limited participant in Wednesday’s session because of a shoulder issue. That’s a massive red flag heading into the weekend. And it gets worse: Keon Coleman didn’t participate *at all* on Wednesday. What the heck is going on with these two? Are we supposed to believe these are just minor bumps? Moore’s been solid so far this season, pulling in five receptions for 100 yards and a touchdown. That kind of production, even early on, is vital. Losing that kind of presence, especially with a shoulder issue for Moore, hits hard. What are they going to do if these guys can’t go full speed or are out for actual games?
Injury Bug Hitting Buffalo Early
It’s not just the receiving corps, either, though that’s definitely the main headline and the biggest worry right now. While the offense is dealing with this headache, there’s at least a tiny bit of good news on the other side of the ball. Defensive tackle Ed Oliver, who was sidelined and did not participate on Wednesday, was actually out there today doing individual drills despite a hip issue. It’s good to see him progressing, but let’s be real, the big story, the *major* talking point, is still those wideouts. We’re talking about two primary targets potentially missing time or playing hurt, and we’re only in September! How deep is that receiving room, really? Buffalo is going to need to figure out this critical receiver situation ASAP if they want to keep their offensive rhythm.
Buffalo’s full official injury report for Thursday is still coming later today, and you know everyone is waiting on pins and needles to see exactly what it says about the status of Moore and Coleman. This receiving group absolutely needs to get healthy and on the field, because you just can’t be leaving points on the board this early in the year. The pressure is on for these guys to bounce back strong, and for the Bills to have a clear plan for their passing game going forward.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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