The Buffalo Bills got a week to heal.
The Baltimore Ravens gave Lamar Jackson another week to do the same.
Jackson missed his third straight game Sunday because of an ankle injury, and Baltimore lost 35-13 to the Cincinnati Bengals without him.
Now the Ravens have to decide whether the extra time was enough to get their quarterback back for Buffalo.
The Bills come out of their Week 7 bye hoping to get wide receiver D.J. Moore and defensive tackle Ed Oliver back after both missed the previous two games.
Baltimore also picked up another injury Sunday when rookie guard Vega Ioane left because of a knee injury.
Buffalo (5-1) hosts Baltimore (4-3) at 1 p.m. ET Sunday, Nov. 1, at Highmark Stadium.
NFL teams have to submit a report on practice participation
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday for a Sunday game. A game status report is due by 4 p.m. Friday for Sunday games.
Here is the Bills vs. Ravens injury update for Week 8:
Buffalo Bills injury update for Week 8
D.J. Moore, WR, shoulder
D.J. Moore has not played since Oct. 4.
Moore missed Buffalo's final two games before the bye after aggravating the injury against the New England Patriots in Week 4.
He did not practice Wednesday or Thursday before the Raiders game but returned on a limited basis Friday and was listed as questionable. Buffalo ultimately kept him inactive.
Moore originally suffered the shoulder injury against the Detroit Lions in Week 2. He returned the following week and played through it before aggravating the injury against New England.
Ed Oliver, DL, knee
Ed Oliver also missed Buffalo's final two games before the bye.
Oliver suffered his knee injury during the Bills' Week 4 loss to New England when former Buffalo fullback Reggie Gilliam hit his left leg near the sideline.
He missed five consecutive practices before returning on a limited basis the Friday before the Raiders game.
Oliver was listed as questionable but inactive in Las Vegas.
Dalton Kincaid, TE, ribs
Dalton Kincaid left Buffalo's victory over Las Vegas because of a rib injury but was able to return.
Kincaid went to the medical tent and then the locker room during the third quarter after appearing uncomfortable following a route.
The Bills listed him as questionable to return. Kincaid came back in the fourth quarter and caught a 14-yard pass three plays later.
Bradley Chubb, OLB, ribs
Bradley Chubb also left the Raiders game in Week 6 because of a rib injury and returned.
Chubb went out during the second quarter and was initially listed as questionable. He returned later in the first half and played 21 of Buffalo's 66 defensive snaps against Las Vegas.
T.J. Sanders, DL, shoulder
T.J. Sanders played against Las Vegas and recorded one tackle after being listed as questionable because of a shoulder injury.
Dee Alford, CB, ankle
Dee Alford returned against Las Vegas in Week 6 after missing Buffalo's win over the Los Angeles Rams in Week 5 because of an ankle injury. He had two tackles and one pass breakup in the victory over the Raiders.
Joshua Palmer, WR, shoulder
Joshua Palmer returned against Las Vegas after missing the Rams game because of a shoulder injury. He caught one pass for 37 yards against the Raiders.
C.J. Gardner-Johnson, S, suspended
C.J. Gardner-Johnson will not play against Baltimore. It's not because of injury.
The NFL suspended Gardner-Johnson without pay for one game after he spit at a Raiders player during the second quarter of Buffalo's Week 6 victory. Gardner-Johnson was ejected in the second quarter.
His suspension begins Oct. 26 and he can return to Buffalo's active roster Nov. 2, meaning he will miss Sunday's game against Baltimore.
Buffalo Bills injured reserve
Zane Durant, DL, neck
Zane Durant is eligible to return after beginning the season on injured reserve.
Buffalo can designate Durant to return and open his 21-day practice window when he is medically cleared.
Buffalo Bills physically unable to perform
Tyrell Shavers, WR, knee
Tyrell Shavers is eligible to return after beginning the season on the physically unable to perform list.
Shavers is recovering from the torn ACL he suffered during Buffalo's wild-card playoff victory last season.
The Bills can designate him to return and open his 21-day practice window when he is ready.
Buffalo Bills non-football injury
- Dorian Strong, CB, neck
Baltimore Ravens injury update for Week 8
Lamar Jackson, QB, ankle
Lamar Jackson will be the biggest injury to monitor this week.
Jackson has missed Baltimore's last three games because of an ankle injury suffered Oct. 4.
He returned to practice last week and was limited Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Jackson told reporters Friday that the ankle was improving but that running remained the issue.
"I'm just trying to move how I move," Jackson said. "If I can't do that, I can't help my team."
Baltimore listed Jackson as questionable against the Cincinnati Bengals before ruling him out Saturday. Tyler Huntley started for the third consecutive game and threw for 215 yards in the first half of Sunday's loss.
The Ravens are 1-2 without Jackson.
Vega Ioane, G, knee
Baltimore picked up another potentially significant injury Sunday.
Rookie first-round pick Vega Ioane left the Bengals game near the end of the first quarter because of a knee injury and did not return.
Emery Jones Jr. replaced him.
Jaylinn Hawkins, S, knee
Starting safety Jaylinn Hawkins missed Sunday's game because of a knee injury.
Broderick Washington Jr., DL, ankle
Broderick Washington Jr. has missed two consecutive games because of an ankle injury.
Andrew Vorhees, G, foot
Andrew Vorhees missed Sunday's loss to Cincinnati because of a foot injury.
Tavius Robinson, OLB, pectoral
Tavius Robinson will not play against Buffalo.
Robinson suffered a pectoral injury in Week 6 and Ravens coach Jesse Minter announced Friday that it will end his season.
Robinson is still leading the Ravens with 3.5 sacks this season.
Baltimore Ravens injured reserve
- Jovaughn Gwyn, OL, ankle
- Danny Pinter, C, knee
- Ethan Pocic, C, knee
- Jahquez Robinson, S, undisclosed
- Tavius Robinson, OLB, pectoral
- Durham Smythe, TE, Achilles
- T.J. Tampa Jr., CB, toe/ankle
- Skylar Thompson, QB, undisclosed
- Bilhal Kone, CB, quadriceps
- Adam Randall, RB, undisclosed
This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Bills vs. Ravens injury update: Buffalo gets healthier, Lamar Jackson still sidelined
