Buffalo Bills wide receiver DJ Moore and safety Damar Hamlin are officially playing in Sunday’s game, even after both had limited participation in Friday’s practice with their respective injuries. This is a huge statement from these guys, showing they’re ready to battle no matter what.
Moore and Hamlin Are Battling Through It
Moore is fighting through a shoulder injury, and Hamlin is dealing with a ribs injury. Both players were listed with limited participation again on Friday, but the good news for Bills fans is that neither has a game status, meaning they’re good to go. They’re clearly pushing through the pain, and that’s the kind of grit you love to see from your playmakers early in the season.
Other Bills Are On The Sidelines
It’s not all clear skies for Buffalo, though. Defensive lineman T.J. Sanders is looking doubtful for Sunday after being out sick. He’s had two limited practices in a row and didn’t even hit the field on Wednesday. Also, running back Ray Davis popped up on the injury report Thursday with a hamstring issue, limiting him Friday and putting him in questionable territory. Cornerback Christian Benford also missed three straight practices with a toe injury, making him questionable too. The Bills have some real questions to answer with these guys heading into the weekend.
So, while Moore and Hamlin are set to grit it out, the Bills are definitely dealing with some key depth issues. Sunday’s game is gonna be a true test of their resilience, especially if Sanders, Davis, and Benford can’t suit up. It’ll be all about who steps up for Buffalo when the whistle blows.
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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