Buffalo Bills wide receiver D.J. Moore was getting his injured left shoulder checked late in the first half against the Los Angeles Chargers.
Moore, who entered Sunday's game questionable with an AC joint sprain, was tackled to the turf after an 8-yard catch during Buffalo's final drive of the first half.
Moore walked off the field flexing and rotating his shoulder as he spoke with members of the Bills training staff on the sideline.
Moore was Josh Allen's most-targeted receiver in the first half Sunday, leading the Bills with four catches for 39 yards on seven targets.
Three of those catches came on Buffalo's final drive of the half. Allen connected with Moore three times for a total of 31 yards as the Bills drove 80 yards to tie the game.
Two plays
after Moore left the field, Allen completed to Keon Coleman for 37 yards to the Chargers 1. Allen scored on a 1-yard run on the next play to tie the game 10-10.
Moore initially suffered the shoulder injury against the Detroit Lions on Sept. 17 and was listed as questionable for Sunday's game.
The Bills had not announced an injury designation for Moore before halftime.
This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: D.J. Moore injury update: Bills WR getting shoulder checked before halftime
