Bills' Moore Ruled Out, Coleman Returns Against Lions
24 sourcesUpdated Sep 18, 2026
Buffalo Bills wide receiver D.J. Moore was ruled out of Thursday night’s game against the Detroit Lions after landing hard on his shoulder while attempting to catch a pass in the end zone. Moore walked off under his own power and underwent X-rays after initially being listed as questionable with a shoulder injury and stinger, but no long-term diagnosis was reported. Rookie wide receiver Keon Coleman briefly exited with an apparent ankle injury but returned, while defensive tackle Ed Oliver was inactive because of a hip injury suffered in warmups. Despite the setbacks, Buffalo built a commanding halftime lead behind touchdowns on its opening possessions.
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No right coverage yet — a bubble gap.
Oliver's hip keeping him out hurts the defensive front, they need depth there against a team like Detroit.
Coleman getting back in after his injury was a solid sign, hope that helps them moving forward this season.
Bills offense took a hit without Moore available the whole game, Lions probably took advantage of that mismatch.
