The Buffalo Bills have their longest injury report of the season.
Somehow, the Los Angeles Chargers' is even longer.
Buffalo listed 10 players on its first injury report of Week 3, while Los Angeles had 14, which is more than a quarter of its 53-man roster, ahead of Sunday's game at Highmark Stadium.
The news wasn't all bad for the Bills.
Wide receiver DJ Moore returned to practice Wednesday on a limited basis after suffering a shoulder injury in last week's 41-31 victory over the Detroit Lions. Moore wore a red non-contact jersey but sounded optimistic afterward.
"Felt great," Moore told reporters after practice. "Still got to go through some things but we'll be good."
Moore suffered an AC joint sprain when he landed hard on his left shoulder while
attempting to make a diving catch against Detroit. He said the shoulder started feeling better about two days after the game.
"It's more of what's the threshold and the pain tolerance," Moore said.
Ed Oliver misses Bills practice
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Defensive tackle Ed Oliver did not practice Wednesday because of the hip injury that kept him out against Detroit.
Oliver was a surprise addition to Buffalo's inactive list after experiencing hip spasms during pregame warmups. He had not appeared on the injury report leading into the game.
Oliver was considered day to day entering the week.
Defensive tackle T.J. Sanders also did not practice Wednesday and will not play against Los Angeles after undergoing an appendectomy. Sanders has yet to play this season.
The Bills brought back some additional depth at the position Wednesday by signing veteran defensive tackleAustin Johnson to the practice squad.
Keon Coleman misses Bills practice
Keon Coleman provided another injury to watch this week.
The Bills wide receiver did not practice Wednesday because of an ankle injury. Coleman briefly left the victory over Detroit after becoming tangled with a defensive back while running a route but returned after missing two plays.
Buffalo had three other players limited: defensive back Jordan Hancock (hamstring), guard Ar'mai Reed-Adams (elbow) and Moore.
Linebackers Joe Andreessen (knee) and Terrel Bernard (knee), outside linebacker Bradley Chubb (thumb) and running back Ty Johnson (hamstring) were full participants.
Johnson's participation is encouraging after the running back missed Buffalo's first two games because of a hamstring injury suffered Aug. 8.
Chargers have 14 players on injury report
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Los Angeles had an even more crowded injury report.
Fourteen Chargers were listed Wednesday, with eight players sitting out practice.
Safety Derwin James Jr. and outside linebacker Khalil Mack were given rest days. James is also dealing with a broken finger suffered Sunday against Las Vegas.
Starting guard Kayode Awosika (fibula), tight end Charlie Kolar (forearm), defensive back Elijah Molden (hamstring), offensive lineman Trey Pipkins III (knee), wide receiver Brenden Thompson (quadriceps) and defensive lineman Dalvin Tomlinson (hamstring) also did not practice.
Awosika and Tomlinson are expected to miss time after being injured against the Raiders. Kolar will not play against Buffalo after undergoing surgery on his forearm.
Starting left tackle Rashawn Slater was limited because of a groin injury, while cornerback Rodney Shelley (hamstring), guard Cole Strange (pectoral) and outside linebacker Tuli Tuipulotu (hamstring) were also limited.
Wide receiver Ladd McConkey (rib) and defensive back Deane Leonard (abdomen) practiced fully.
The Chargers are already without tight end David Njoku, who was placed on injured reserve after suffering a fibula injury Sunday.
Buffalo hosts Los Angeles at 1 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 27, at Highmark Stadium.
This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Bills have longest injury report of season, but Chargers' is even longer
