Bills' DJ Moore leaves game with shoulder injury, coach says no update
Wide receiver DJ Moore exited Buffalo's 41-31 win over Detroit after a shoulder injury, and head coach Joe Brady said there was no further information on his condition.
Buffalo wide receiver DJ Moore was forced out of the second quarter of Thursday night’s 41-31 victory over the Detroit Lions after sustaining a shoulder injury while attempting to catch a pass from quarterback Josh Allen. The play occurred when the Bills led 21-7 and Allen threw a low pass to Moore on second-and-3 from the six-yard line; Moore’s shoulder hit the turf, causing him to roll and clutch his left collarbone before walking to the locker room for X-rays.
Moore, who was targeted for the first time of the game, had earlier recorded a one-yard rushing loss. He entered the season after being acquired from the Chicago Bears in an offseason trade and posted five receptions for 100 yards and a touchdown in the Bills’ opening week win over the Houston Texans.
Head coach Joe Brady said after the game that there was no further update on Moore’s condition. The Bills will assess his availability ahead of their Week 3 matchup with the Los Angeles Chargers.