Bills' D.J. Moore, Keon Coleman Questionable vs. Chargers
Buffalo may be missing two wide receivers against the Chargers, as D.J. Moore and Keon Coleman are both questionable and considered 50/50 to play. Moore is dealing with a shoulder injury from Week 2, while Coleman has an ankle issue and was limited in Friday's practice. If both are unavailable, Khalil Shakir, Josh Palmer, Skyler Bell and Greg Dortch would lead the receiving corps.
Buffalo enters Week 3 at 2-0 while the Chargers are 0-2. Moore hurt his shoulder in Week 2 against Detroit and did not return; he had no catches, and Buffalo’s offensive efficiency dropped after his exit. Coleman, meanwhile, missed Wednesday and Thursday before practicing in a limited capacity Friday.
If both sit, Khalil Shakir, Josh Palmer, Skyler Bell and Greg Dortch would form the top receiver group. Bell, a fourth-round rookie, was inactive the first two games. Buffalo could also promote Trent Sherfield, Stephen Gosnell or Ja’Mori Maclin from the practice squad. Tight ends Dalton Kincaid, Dawson Knox and Jackson Hawes remain heavily involved.
The availability of Moore and Coleman may affect Bills fans, fantasy managers, and viewers anticipating Buffalo’s passing attack. If both are sidelined, the offense could lean more on tight ends and less experienced receivers, potentially changing game flow and entertainment value. For the Chargers, a weakened Buffalo receiving corps might create a more competitive matchup, affecting fan interest and media narratives around Week 3.