Bills WRs DJ Moore, Keon Coleman Both Questionable for the Weekend
Buffalo's two banged-up wideouts returned as limited practice participants Friday, but neither has a clean bill of health heading into the game.
Ankle limited him two days; hold your fantasy call until gameday actives.
- Moore: shoulder, limited Friday after missing Thursday
- Coleman: ankle, sat two days before limited practice
- Ed Oliver (hip) also questionable
- Hancock (hamstring) and Sanders (illness) ruled out
- Moore posted 170 PPR pts in 2025 (17 games)
Buffalo's receiving room heads into the weekend with two question marks. Head coach Joe Brady confirmed that both DJ Moore and Keon Coleman will carry a questionable tag, with Moore nursing a shoulder issue and Coleman dealing with an ankle. Neither is ruled out, but neither practiced fully either.
Moore sat out entirely on Thursday before returning as a limited participant Friday. Coleman's week was rougher — he missed two straight days with the ankle before joining Moore for a limited session to close things out. That's a lot of missed reps for a pair of pass-catchers whose usage already lives on shaky ground.
The injury report doesn't stop there. Defensive tackle Ed Oliver (hip) is also questionable after missing Buffalo's Week 2 Thursday-night win over Detroit when he tweaked something in pregame warmups. On the ruled-out list: defensive back Jordan Hancock (hamstring) and defensive tackle T.J. Sanders (illness).
The Fantasy Fallout
Moore is the one worth sweating over. He finished 2025 as a genuine contributor across 17 games — 50 catches for 682 yards and six touchdowns, plus 79 rushing yards and a rushing score, good for 170 PPR points and our rank of WR33 (No. 94 overall). A limited Friday after a full Thursday absence usually signals a lean toward playing, but the shoulder is the kind of injury that can quietly cap a receiver's ceiling even when he's active.
Coleman is the trickier hold. His 2025 line — 38 catches, 404 yards, four scores over 13 games for 100 PPR points — earned him our WR59 tag (No. 194 overall), and that was with a healthy ankle. An ankle limiting a player who relies on separation is a real red flag for a guy already on the fantasy fringe.
Bottom line: if you're rostering Moore, pencil him in but line up a contingency plan and check the inactives before kickoff. Coleman is a straight watch-and-wait — with two missed practices and a soft target profile, don't force him into your lineup until Buffalo tells you he's fully cleared.
