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Bills injuries: Spencer Brown is back; DJ Moore a question mark for Week 6

The Buffalo Bills’ first full practice of Week 6 brought good news for Spencer Brown, but questions remain about DJ Moore

Bills injuries: Spencer Brown is back; DJ Moore a question mark for Week 6

The Buffalo Bills held their first full practice of Week 6 on Thursday, and the injury situation appeared to be largely unchanged from the previous day's "pretend" practice. The only notable change was the return of Spencer Brown to full practice. Brown, the starting right tackle, had a spasm or tightness issue that forced him out of Monday night's game, but he was cleared to practice and play on Thursday.

Cornerback Dee Alford was limited in Thursday's practice, while wide receiver DJ Moore did not practice at all. Despite the limited activity, Moore is expected to play in the upcoming game, as his absence from practice does not necessarily indicate his availability on Sunday. Wide receiver Joshua Palmer was also listed as questionable, along with defensive tackle Ed Oliver, who has been ruled out for the second consecutive week.

The Las Vegas Raiders also had a lengthy injury report, indicating challenges for both teams heading into their respective Week 6 games.

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