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Bills' D.J. Moore Aggravates Shoulder Injury vs. Patriots

Not considered long-term as of right now, per source.

Buffalo Bills wide receiver D.J. Moore aggravated his shoulder injury during Sunday’s loss to the New England Patriots, according to a source. The injury is not expected to be a long-term issue at this time.

What happened

Moore left the game after aggravating the shoulder, per the source. The Bills went on to lose to the Patriots.

Context

The Bills were already dealing with injuries at the wide receiver position this season, though this report does not specify any other players. Moore’s role in the offense has been as a depth receiver.

What’s next

The team has not yet announced a timetable for Moore’s return. The source indicated the injury is not considered long-term.

Moore’s status will be worth monitoring ahead of the Bills’ next game. If he misses time, other receivers on the roster could see an increase in targets.

Bills WR D.J. Moore aggravated his shoulder injury during today’s loss to the Patriots, per source. It is not considered “a long term issue as of right now.”

🏈 Fantasy impact

Moore is likely not a significant fantasy asset for most leagues, but his potential absence could open up a few targets for other Bills receivers. If you’re in a deep league and relying on Moore, this news suggests he might not miss extended time, so hold him for now. The main beneficiaries could be the Bills’ other depth receivers, but their roles may not be stable enough to warrant a pickup unless you’re desperate. Monitor practice reports this week before making any roster moves.

Sources

  1. Bills WR D.J. Moore aggravated his shoulder injury during today’s loss to the Patriots, per source. It is not considered “a long term issue as of right now.” (X (@AdamSchefter))

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