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Keon Coleman injury update: Latest news on Bills WR's status in Week 2 game
Coleman got his ankle taped and returned after the Bills listed him questionable late in the first half, keeping Buffalo’s receiving depth intact.
- On Thursday, Buffalo Bills wide receiver DJ Moore suffered a shoulder injury during a touchdown attempt against the Detroit Lions and was officially ruled out for the remainder of the game.
- The Bills acquired Moore from the Chicago Bears this offseason to serve as a primary offensive weapon and provide veteran leadership to unlock the team's Super Bowl ceiling.
- Moore went down attempting a catch in the end zone, while fellow wideout Keon Coleman briefly exited after appearing to suffer an ankle injury; the team also deactivated star defensive tackle Ed Oliver due to a pregame hip injury.
- With Moore ruled out, wide receivers Khalil Shakir and Joshua Palmer will likely absorb the bulk of the snaps alongside Keon Coleman, while rookie backup Skyler Bell remains inactive for Thursday's contest.
- Speculation regarding roster adjustments has emerged, with former NFL cornerback Darius Butler suggesting the Bills could pursue veteran Brandin Cooks, who has spent 12 years in the NFL visiting multiple organizations.
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DJ Moore Injured, Latest News on Bills WR's Status and Fantasy Implications After Exiting vs. Lions
Almost everything went right for the Buffalo Bills and fantasy managers with their players during the first half of Thursday's game against the Detroit Lions except when it came to wide receiver DJ Moore.
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DJ Moore injury update: Sports doctor raises "significant concerns" about collarbone fracture as Bills WR suffers massive blow
DJ Moore was supposed to be the Buffalo Bills' new Stefon Diggs in 2026 - an aerial dominator who would get most of the targets and catches. Instead, he may have to sit out much of the season.
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