Buffalo Might Have to Beat the Chargers With Its Backup Receivers

Two games in, Josh Allen has thrown to his wide receivers just 32 times. His top target has been tight end Dalton Kincaid, with 12 catches for 225 yards. That's worth remembering, because the Bills might be missing two receivers Sunday against the Chargers.

Keon Coleman and DJ Moore are questionable. Coleman turned his ankle against Detroit and finished the game; he was back at practice Friday with both ankles taped. Moore hurt his shoulder in the same game and ran routes Friday in a red no-contact jersey. He said he's optimistic but still has boxes to check, like knowing the shoulder is stable and can take a hit.

If both sit, it's Khalil Shakir and Joshua Palmer, who started 18 games between them last year, plus whoever else Joe Brady trusts. Greg Dortch has played four snaps, and rookie Skyler Bell hasn't been active yet. Brady said he has several plans depending on who's available and that the pressure is more on him than on the players.

Defensive lineman Ed Oliver, who hurt his hip before the Lions game, is also questionable. Defensive back Jordan Hancock (hamstring) and lineman T.J. Sanders (appendectomy) are out.