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Spencer Brown is good to go, but five Bills remain questionable for Sunday’s game against the Raiders

The Buffalo Bills head into Sunday’s matchup against the Las Vegas Raiders with five players carrying injury designations, though none of them involve starting quarterback Spencer Brown. Wide receivers D.J.

Moore and Joshua Palmer remain questionable after limited practice participation this week, both dealing with shoulder issues and missing last week’s game. Defensive tackle Ed Oliver, sidelined for two weeks due to a knee injury, returned to practice Friday but still faces uncertainty for game day.

T.J. Sanders, who underwent an emergency appendectomy earlier in the season, added a shoulder injury last week and now sits on the questionable list despite recent progress.

Cornerback Dee Alford, the team’s lone nickelback, missed half a game after an ankle injury and remains in doubt after another week of restrictions. Meanwhile, the Raiders have ruled out defensive tackle Tonka Hemingway due to concussion protocol setbacks, while backup right tackle Trey Zuhne III is questionable with a knee issue.

Two other Raiders, Carter Runyen and Dont’e Thonton Jr., are working their way back from Injured Reserve during their 21-day practice windows.

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