Bills HC Joe Brady delivers major injury updates on Keon Coleman, DJ Moore ahead of Week 3

Bills already preparing for a depleted receiving corps

Brady acknowledged that he's developed several plans depending on which receivers are available Sunday. Fortunately for Buffalo, he believes the team's depth and positional versatility will make those adjustments manageable.

Joshua Palmer could find himself with a larger role. Brady praised his attention to detail as a route-runner and pointed to the growing trust between Palmer and Allen.

Rookie Skyler Bell could also benefit from the uncertainty surrounding Coleman and Moore. Bell has continued practicing with Allen and learning from veterans Khalil Shakir and Moore, particularly when it comes to playing multiple receiver positions.

Brady stressed that even players who don't expect to be active must prepare as though they'll be needed. With two receivers questionable, that message carries additional weight this week.

Buffalo did receive some encouraging news elsewhere. Running back Ty Johnson is expected to return Sunday, giving Allen another offensive weapon. However, defensive lineman T.J. Sanders and defensive back Jordan Hancock have both been ruled out. Defensive tackle Ed Oliver is questionable.

For now, Coleman and Moore remain the biggest questions. The Bills have alternatives ready, but Sunday's inactive list could force Brady to make significant changes to his receiving rotation.