Buffalo’s passing game could be in flux Sunday, and it all starts with DJ Moore’s shoulder.
Moore went down with an AC joint sprain in the Bills’ Week 2 win over the Detroit Lions, leaving his availability for the Week 3 matchup with the Los Angeles Chargers very much up in the air. He and fellow wideout Keon Coleman are both listed as questionable, which keeps the Bills’ receiver rotation unsettled heading into kickoff.
There was at least some good news on Friday. Moore returned to practice, which gives him a real shot to play.
Afterward, he told reporters he was feeling good and had “all signs were good signs.” Still, he made it clear there’s more to clear before he can be officially counted on Sunday.
When asked if he was good to go, he said, “We shall see….[need to] check a few more boxes & then we’re good.” Those boxes include stability and simulated contact.
If Moore can’t go, the Bills have already shown one way they might attack the Chargers. In Week 2, Dalton Kincaid and Coleman picked up more of the load, and that same setup could come back into play if Moore sits again.
Through two games, Moore has five catches on eight targets for 100 yards and a touchdown, with all of that production coming in the Week 1 win over Houston. He did not record a catch before exiting Week 2.
Even with the injury uncertainty, Buffalo enters Sunday as a seven-point favorite, and the offense still looks dangerous with Josh Allen off to such a strong start to 2026. That’s part of what makes Kincaid so appealing in the prop market for this game.
Kincaid has been a steady piece through two weeks, playing 72.4 and 66.2 percent of the Bills’ offensive snaps while hauling in 12 of 14 targets for 225 yards and a score. He’s posted at least five catches and six targets in each game, and the Chargers have had trouble handling tight ends, giving up 13 receptions for 129 yards and a touchdown over the first two weeks.
His yardage total is worth a look too, but the touchdown angle stands out most in a Bills offense that has already piled up 77 points. With Moore’s status uncertain, Kincaid could wind up as Josh Allen’s top option through the air in Week 3.
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