The Buffalo Bills could be dealing with some important injury concerns heading into their Week 8 matchup against the Baltimore Ravens, as wide receiver DJ Moore and tight end Dalton Kincaid are both listed as questionable.

Moore is working through a shoulder injury that has already cost him valuable playing time this season. The veteran receiver aggravated the issue in Week 4 and missed the Bills’ next two games before the team’s bye week. Buffalo brought Moore in to strengthen its passing attack and give Josh Allen another dangerous option, making his potential return an important development for the offense.

There is reason for optimism, though. Moore has returned to practice on a limited basis this week, suggesting he is making progress toward getting back on the field. However, his questionable designation means his availability still needs to be monitored before kickoff. If he plays, the Bills would gain another experienced playmaker capable of creating opportunities downfield.

Kincaid is also dealing with a chest injury and has been limited in practice. The tight end remains an important part of Buffalo’s passing game, providing Allen with a reliable target over the middle and a matchup problem for opposing defenses. His status is especially worth watching against a Baltimore team that could force the Bills to lean on their passing attack.

The encouraging news is that both players have participated in practice rather than sitting out entirely. Still, limited participation does not guarantee either will be cleared to play.

Buffalo will need to monitor both situations closely as game day approaches. Getting Moore back would give the receiving corps a boost, while having Kincaid available would help preserve the offense’s versatility. For now, both Bills playmakers remain questionable, and their final availability will be worth watching ahead of the Ravens showdown.