The Buffalo Bills have a long injury report and, somehow, nobody ruled out.
Buffalo listed five players as questionable for Sunday’s game against the Las Vegas Raiders, but every player on the active roster still has a chance to play.
Four of those questionable players - wide receiver D.J. Moore, defensive tackle Ed Oliver, wide receiver Joshua Palmer and cornerback Dee Alford - missed Monday night’s 37-34 overtime win over the Los Angeles Rams.
All four practiced Friday.
The Bills also got encouraging news on starting right tackle Spencer Brown, who left Monday’s game because of a back injury. Brown practiced fully Thursday and Friday and carries no game designation.
Buffalo visits Las Vegas at 4:25 p.m. ET Sunday, Oct. 18, at Allegiant Stadium.
Here is the final Bills vs. Raiders injury report for Week 6.
Spencer Brown, OT, back
Spencer Brown will return after leaving Monday night’s win over the Rams because of a back injury.
Brown was limited Wednesday before practicing fully Thursday and Friday. He does not carry a game designation against Las Vegas.
Brown played only 16 offensive snaps against Los Angeles. Tylan Grable replaced him after the injury and played the remaining 48 at right tackle.
D.J. Moore, WR, shoulder
D.J. Moore is questionable after returning to practice Friday.
Moore did not practice Wednesday or Thursday before being limited Friday.
He missed Monday night’s game against the Rams because of the shoulder injury that has bothered him since Week 2.
Ed Oliver, DT, knee
Ed Oliver is also questionable after returning to practice Friday.
Oliver missed practice Wednesday and Thursday before being limited Friday.
He did not play against the Rams in Week 5.
Joshua Palmer, WR, shoulder
Joshua Palmer is questionable after being limited all three days this week.
Palmer also missed Monday night’s game against Los Angeles.
Dee Alford, CB, ankle
Dee Alford is questionable after being limited Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Alford missed Monday’s game, forcing Buffalo to use Anthony Kendall extensively at nickel cornerback.
Kendall played 31 defensive snaps against the Rams after being signed from the practice squad that day.
T.J. Sanders, DL, shoulder
T.J. Sanders is questionable despite practicing fully Friday.
Sanders was limited Wednesday and Thursday before being upgraded to full participation.
He recorded five tackles in his season debut in Week 5.
Christian Benford, Terrel Bernard among Bills cleared
Several other Bills who appeared on the injury report carry no game designation.
Cornerback Christian Benford practiced fully all week despite a toe injury.
Linebacker Terrel Bernard was a full participant Wednesday and Thursday before being limited Friday because of a knee injury, but he is not listed as questionable.
Safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson, outside linebacker Bradley Chubb, wide receiver Keon Coleman, defensive lineman Landon Jackson, running back Ty Johnson, outside linebacker T.J. Parker and guard Ar’maj Reed-Adams are also cleared to play.
Ty Johnson was limited Wednesday and Thursday because of a hamstring injury before practicing fully Friday.
Ashton Jeanty, Brock Bowers cleared for Raiders
Las Vegas got good news on two of its biggest offensive players.
Running back Ashton Jeanty practiced fully all three days despite a foot injury and carries no game designation.
Tight end Brock Bowers was limited Wednesday because of a knee injury before practicing fully Thursday and Friday. He is also cleared to play.
3 Raiders ruled out vs. Bills
Raiders defensive tackle Tonka Hemingway will not play because of a concussion.
Hemingway did not practice all week.
Tight end Carter Runyon and wide receiver Dont’e Thornton Jr., who have both returned to practice from injured reserve, were also ruled out.
Jalen Nailor clears concussion report
Wide receiver Jalen Nailor does not carry a game designation after progressing through the week.
Nailor did not practice Wednesday because of a concussion, was limited Thursday and practiced fully Friday.
Trey Zuhn III questionable
Raiders guard Trey Zuhn III is questionable because of a knee injury.
Zuhn was limited all three days.
This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Bills have 5 players questionable vs Raiders but no one ruled out