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Five players will be questionable for Sunday's matchup against the Raiders.

Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady has listed five players as questionable ahead of Sunday's Week 6 game against the Las Vegas Raiders. The questionable players are wide receivers DJ Moore and Joshua Palmer, defensive linemen Ed Oliver and T.J. Sanders, and cornerback Dee Alford. Brady stated that their game status will depend on how they feel following practice.
Moore, Oliver, Palmer, and Alford were all sidelined for the previous game against the Rams due to injuries. Meanwhile, right tackle Spencer Brown, who suffered a back injury on Monday night, practiced fully on Thursday and Friday and is confirmed by Brady to play on Sunday.
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