The Buffalo Bills and Las Vegas Raiders are set to kick off in around 90 minutes, which means that each team has officially filed its respective inactive player reports for the day. Buffalo did not rule out any players prior to today, but they did have quite a few key players listed as questionable entering this afternoon.
The Bills didn’t elevate anyone from their practice squad this week, which had us assuming that most of the questionable players would be good to roll for today’s contest. Now that the lists are official, there’s no need to assume.
Here’s the inactive players for both Buffalo and Las Vegas this week.
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For the second straight week, Buffalo’s top receiver is sitting as he continues to recouperate from a shoulder injury he originally suffered during the second game of the season. The good news, though, is that Buffalo has a bye next week, so Moore can continue to rest. Also, Joshua Palmer is active this week, which could bolster the receiving group after they struggled last week.
The rookie is once again a healthy scratch. Spencer Brown is good to roll after missing much of last week’s game with a back flare-up.
The seventh-round draft choice is a healthy scratch.
The big fella logged a limited practice on Friday, but he’ll sit once again thanks to a knee injury he suffered against the New England Patriots. T.J. Sanders, who had a strong game in his 2026 debut last week, is active despite being lsted as quesitonable with a shoulder injury.
The veteran is a healthy scratch one week after having been released to create a roster spot for slot corner Anthony Kendall. Dee Alford is back healthy, so he’s active, and Kendall is back on the practice squad. Danna is back to a healthy inactive.
Here are the inactive players for the Raiders.
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