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The Buffalo Bills will have their starting right tackle when they visit the Las Vegas Raiders, but two wide receivers are amongst those questionable to play.

The Buffalo Bills have listed five players as questionable on their final Week 6 injury report ahead of Sunday's road matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders. Wide receivers DJ Moore and Josh Palmer, defensive linemen Ed Oliver and TJ Sanders, and cornerback Dee Alford are all uncertain to play. Moore and Oliver both returned to practice in a limited capacity on Friday after missing the previous game.
Meanwhile, starting right tackle Spencer Brown was cleared to play with no injury designation after participating fully on Thursday and Friday despite an earlier back flare-up. Running back Ty Johnson was also cleared after overcoming a hamstring issue. Ten other listed players received no game status designation, leaving Buffalo mostly healthy outside the five questionable contributors.
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