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Bills WR DJ Moore (shoulder) was limited; WR Keon Coleman (ankle) did not practice

Last Thursday night, Bills receiver DJ Moore left the home opener against the Lions with a shoulder injury.

On Thursday night, Buffalo Bills receiver DJ Moore exited the home opener against the Lions due to a shoulder injury. The following day, Moore appeared to be inching closer to a return, as he practiced on a limited basis. However, due to the vague nature of the limited category, it remains uncertain if Moore will be fully fit within four days.

Additionally, receiver Keon Coleman, who also suffered injuries during the game against the Lions, did not participate in Wednesday's practice. Coleman suffered an ankle injury. Furthermore, the Bills were without starting defensive tackles Ed Oliver and T.J. Sanders. Oliver was absent due to a hip injury that forced him to miss Thursday night's practice, while Sanders had recently undergone an appendectomy on Tuesday night.

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