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NFL Week 8 final injury report: Latest on Lamar Jackson, AJ Brown, Emeka Egbuka, more

NFL Week 8 final injury report: Latest on Lamar Jackson, AJ Brown, Emeka Egbuka, more

Week 8 injury report: Lamar Jackson back for Ravens, plenty of questionable designations for Bills

Lamar Jackson is back for the Ravens, but DJ Moore and Dalton Kincaid's statuses are uncertain for the Bills

DJ Moore, Dalton Kincaid, Spencer Brown among Bills questionable for Week 8

It’s still unclear whether or not receiver DJ Moore will return from his shoulder injury for Sunday’s game against the Ravens. Head coach Joe Brady told reporters that Moore is one of several questionable Buffalo players for Week 8. Moore hasn’t played since the Oct. 4 loss to New England, missing the Week 5 and Week 6 wins over the Rams and Raiders before the Week 7 bye. Moore has 12 receptions for 178 yards with a touchdown so far in 2026. Right tackle Spencer Brown (back), tight end Dalton Kincaid (chest), cornerback Dee Alford (ankle), and defensive lineman Greg Gaines will also be listed as questionable. Gaines suffered a minor injury during Friday’s practice. Additionally, Damar Hamlin will start at safety as CJ Gardner-Johnson serves his one-game suspension on Sunday

DJ Moore, Dalton Kincaid, Spencer Brown among Bills questionable for Week 8

It’s still unclear whether or not receiver DJ Moore will return from his shoulder injury for Sunday’s game against the Ravens

Ed Oliver returns to Bills practice

The Bills could be getting defensive tackle Ed Oliver back in the lineup this week. Oliver missed Buffalo’s last two games with a knee injury, but had some extra time to recover during the team’s bye in Week 7 and he was able to participate in Wednesday’s practice on a limited basis. The Bills only had one player on the active roster out of practice ahead of Sunday’s game against the Ravens. Right tackle Spencer Brown sat out with a back injury. Wide receiver Tyrell Shavers (knee) was designated for return from injured reserve and got in a limited practice. Cornerback Dee Alford (ankle), linebacker Bradley Chubb (chest, thumb), tight end Dalton Kincaid (chest), wide receiver DJ Moore (shoulder), linebacker T.J. Parker (knee), and defensive lineman T.J. Sanders (shoulder) were also limited participants. Guard Ar’maj Reed-Adams (back, elbow) was a full participant

49ers listed as a best fit for 4 potential trade candidates

4 potential trade candidates linked to the 49ers

Trade: Dalton Kincaid, Bucky Irving, George Kittle, Kendre Miller

Josh Allen scores eighth rushing TD of the season

Josh Allen's rushing touchdown helps Bills take the lead

Skyler Bell Expected to Make Regular-Season Debut Against Rams

Buffalo Bills rookie wide receiver Skyler Bell is expected to make his regular-season debut Monday night against the Los Angeles Rams. Head coach Joe Brady confirmed that the fourth-round pick will be active and have a role in the game, according to Cameron Wolfe of NFL Network. Bell has been a healthy scratch through Buffalo's first four games, but injuries have created an opening in the receiving corps. Joshua Palmer (shoulder) has been ruled out, while DJ Moore (shoulder) is questionable. Bell showed some promise in the preseason finale against Pittsburgh, catching seven passes for 49 yards and adding a 28-yard rushing touchdown. That performance gives Buffalo reason to get him involved, although Brady hasn't indicated how much offensive work the rookie will receive. Khalil Shakir, Keon Coleman and tight end Dalton Kincaid remain more established targets for Josh Allen. Bell is worth monitoring in deeper fantasy leagues, but his uncertain workload makes him difficult to trust in starting lineups for Week 5

Bills Friday injury report: Key veterans still not practicing on both sides of the ball

Here’s the second injury report of Week 5

Patriots vs. Bills odds, picks, prediction, spread: NFL Week 4 start time, betting preview and best bets

The Bills have been cruising, with a third straight game at New Highmark, and their new home has been good to them so far. The 30-year-old Allen has 786 passing yards (ninth in NFL), with five TDs and two interceptions. But he also has 114 yards on the ground and has added six rushing TDs to his NFL record for a quarterback

Patriots vs. Bills odds, picks, prediction, spread: NFL Week 4 start time, betting preview, best bets

Quarterback Drake Maye and the New England Patriots are looking to get right in NFL Week 4, but it won't be an easy task as they visit New Highmark Stadium for an important AFC East battle with the Buffalo Bills on Sunday. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. ET. Buffalo is a 6.5-point favorite in the Patriots vs. Bills odds at DraftKings Sportsbook, and the Over/Under for total points is 48.5. Bet $5+ on Patriots-Bills in NFL Week 4 with the latest DraftKings promo code and get $150 in bonus bets: We're scrutinizing the Patriots vs. Bills odds at DraftKings Sportsbook , and the SportsLine Projection Model and our NFL experts have crunched the numbers, so we're revealing our best bets here for this AFC East battle. The model simulates every NFL game 10,000 times and is up well over $7,000 for $100 players on betting sites on top-rated NFL picks since its inception. It entered Week 4 of the 2026 NFL season on a 54-43 run on top-rated picks dating to 2024. Anybody following its picks at NFL betting sites could have seen strong returns. The Bills have been cruising, and their new home has been good to them so far. This is their third straight game at New Highmark, and they have scored 65 points over the first two. They have allowed 47, and the matchup in Houston was a 36-31 shootout, so the defense has some questions, but Allen has had the answers so far. The 30-year-old is angling for a second MVP award after earning it in 2024, as he has 786 passing yards (ninth in NFL), with five TDs and two interceptions. But he also has 114 yards on the ground and has added six rushing TDs to his NFL record for a quarterback, as he now has 85 for his career. His backfield mate James Cook III is third in the NFL in rushing yards with 346. The Bills' offense ranks fourth in the NFL in both total yards (401.7) and rushing yards per game (155.0). The passing offense is ninth (246.7), and Allen has spread the ball around. Tight end Dalton Kincaid has been a star, leading the team with 263 receiving yards, and DJ Moore (167) and Keon Coleman (101) are both over 100 receiving yards through three games. Josh Palmer has two catches -- a 43-yard TD and a 34-yard score. The defense has had its issues, allowing 361.3 total yards per game (25th in NFL) and 254.3 through the air (27th), and the Bills allow 26 points per game (20th). They are minus-2 in turnover differential, but the Patriots are minus-5 and tied for the NFL lead with eight giveaways. Bet $5+ on Patriots-Bills in NFL Week 4 with the latest DraftKings promo code and get $150 in bonus bets: The New England defense has done its part as Maye and the offense have struggled. The unit is fifth in the NFL in total defense (278.3 yards per game) and allows just 17 points per contest. New England has seven sacks, led by linebackers Elijah Ponder and Gabe Jacas with 1.5 each. It has three takeaways but hasn't been able to overcome its own offense's mistakes. Maye has been under duress and missing his confidence, as he has just one touchdown against six interceptions and has been sacked nine times. He has had trouble finding a reliable receiving option since newcomer AJ Brown went down with an ankle injury, as no Pats receiver has scored yet. Tight end Eli Raridon has the only receiving touchdown so far. Mack Hollins and Romeo Doubs have combined for 18 receptions for 301 yards, and tight end Hunter Henry is averaging 10 yards on his seven catches. The Patriots have talent in the backfield but are 14th in rushing at 109.7 yards per game. Rhamondre Stevenson has 116 rushing yards and 63 receiving yards, with Hollins the only Patriot with more than Stevenson's nine receptions. TreVeyon Henderson is averaging 4.1 yards per carry and has 99 rushing yards and a TD in two games. The road team won each meeting last season, with the Patriots taking a 23-20 victory at the old Highmark and Buffalo winning a 36-31 shootout in their most recent meeting in Foxborough last December. The Bills erased a 21-0 first-half defi [... truncated ...]

‘Dynamic’ Dalton Kincaid a focal point for Patriots defense this week

The Bills tight end is in the middle of a productive season

Dalton Kincaid isn’t transforming into a receiver, Joe Brady is using him like a genuine tight end

Bills offensive coordinator Joe Brady's usage of Dalton Kincaid indicates he views Kincaid as a true tight end, rather than a wide receiver, with his role being shaped by that perspective

Kenyon Sadiq Gets a Bigger Opportunity in Week 3

New York Jets tight end Kenyon Sadiq caught two of three targets for 17 yards against Green Bay after recording three receptions for 21 yards and a rushing touchdown in his NFL debut. His Week 3 opportunity is more interesting now that Mason Taylor has officially been ruled out with a thumb injury. Taylor did not practice at all this week, leaving Sadiq and Jeremy Ruckert to handle the available tight-end work. Detroit gave up seven catches for 95 yards and a touchdown to Dalton Kincaid last Thursday, although Sadiq has not shown anything close to that kind of receiving role yet. RotoBaller ranks him as the TE32 for Week 3. He remains a risky play in normal leagues, but Taylor's absence gives Sadiq his clearest path yet to additional routes and targets

Keon Coleman Questionable to Play With Ankle Injury

Buffalo Bills WR Keon Coleman is questionable for Week 3 due to an ankle injury. He was limited in practice Friday after missing the previous two days. If Coleman and WR1 DJ Moore (shoulder) are both out, Coleman could see increased targets, but fantasy managers should remain cautious

Fantasy Football: Dalton Kincaid's breakout season is finally here, while Travis Kelce turns back the clock

Scott Pianowski examines early-season target trends and their fantasy football impact

Let’s project what Dalton Kincaid extension could look like with Bills

This article projects what a potential contract extension for Dalton Kincaid with the Bills might look like, considering his performance and future potential

Josh Allen on path to MVP, Dalton Kincaid looking like league winner and more fantasy football takeaways from Lions-Bills

Scott Pianowski recaps the fantasy football carnival on TNF in Week 2 between Detroit and Buffalo

Thursday Night Football: Josh Allen accounts for five TDs in Bills' 41-31 win over Lions

Josh Allen made the first regular-season game in Highmark Stadium memorable for Bills fans. The quarterback threw three touchdown passes and ran for two in a dominant 41-31 win over the Lions. The Bills improved to 2-0, while the Lions fell to 1-1. Allen now has four career games with three touchdown passes and two rushing touchdowns. No other player in NFL history has more than two (Kordell Stewart), according to NFL Researcher. Allen completed 20 of 31 passes for 248 yards and three touchdowns. His scoring tosses went for 43 yards to Josh Palmer, 1 yard to Dawson Knox and 16 yards to Dalton Kincaid. Palmer has two catches for 77 yards and two touchdowns this season, having caught the game-winning touchdown in the win over the Texans on Sunday. Kincaid caught seven passes for a team-leading 95 yards. The Bills lost wide receiver DJ Moore to a shoulder injury and a stinger in the first half. Allen also ran for 69 yards and two touchdowns on 14 carries, topped only by James Cook’s 21 carries for 135 yards. Cook scored the team’s last touchdown on a 1-yard run with 2:50 left to seal it. The Bills outgained the Lions 446 to 355, were 5-for-5 in the red zone and went 9-of-12 on third down. Buffalo scored touchdowns on its first four possessions and punted only twice all night. The Lions, who blew a 21-0 lead to the Saints last week before winning in overtime, fell behind 21-0 and trailed 27-10 at halftime. They twice pulled to within 10 points when the game was still in reach, but Allen and the Bills answered twice. Detroit’s last touchdown, which pulled it to within 10 again, came with 1:42 left as as Amon-Ra St. Brown scored his second touchdown. The Bills, though, recovered the onside kick. Lions quarterback Jared Goff was 26-of-38 for 327 yards and four touchdowns after a slow start. Goff reached 40,000 yards in his 153rd game, the sixth-fastest for any quarterback. St. Brown caught nine passes for 142 yards and two touchdowns, and running back Jahmyr Gibbs had 16 carries for 52 yards and caught six passes for 61 yards and a touchdown. Bills outside linebacker Greg Rousseau, who had two sacks and two forced fumbles in the season-opening win over the Texans on Sunday, had two sacks and a forced fumble against the Lions