Bills WR room takes major hit before Rams game

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The Buffalo Bills are facing a difficult injury situation before their upcoming NFL matchup with the Los Angeles Rams. Several key players could miss Monday night’s game, leaving head coach Joe Brady with important decisions ahead of the Week 5 contest.

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Buffalo is coming off a 29-26 loss to the New England Patriots and will look to respond on the road.

Brady addressed the media ahead of the matchup, providing an update on the team’s preparations and the players’ availability. His comments offer a clearer picture of what Buffalo could be facing before kickoff.

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Joshua Palmer injury leaves Bills without another receiver

Buffalo Bills wide receiver Joshua Palmer. Mandatory Credit: Thomas Shea-Imagn Images

Brady confirmed that Palmer will miss Monday’s game against the Rams after the wide receiver sustained an injury during practice. The coach provided an explanation for what happened, although the team is still conducting further tests.

“He got kind of twisted up in practice yesterday,” Brady said about Palmer’s injury.

The team will need to assess its available options before kickoff.

Ed Oliver out as DJ Moore and Dee Alford remain questionable

Palmer is not the only significant absence for Buffalo. Brady also confirmed that Ed Oliver will not play against the Rams, dealing another blow to the Bills’ preparations.

Dee Alford’s questionable status creates another concern in the secondary. Alford is dealing with an ankle injury sustained during the loss to New England, and his availability remains uncertain.

DJ Moore is also questionable as he continues to deal with a shoulder injury. His status will be worth monitoring before Monday night.

Christian Benford is good to go, giving Buffalo a boost in the secondary ahead of the matchup.

The Bills will visit the Rams on Monday, with kickoff scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET.

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