Bills' DJ Moore Back at Practice, Hoping to Return vs. Ravens; Tyrell Shavers' IR Window Opens

DJ Moore was limited in practice Wednesday as the Bills came out of their bye, and the hope is he'll play Sunday against the Ravens, NFL Network's Mike Garafolo reported.

Moore has missed Buffalo's last two games, against the Rams and Raiders, with a shoulder injury he aggravated. He practiced in a red non-contact jersey Wednesday but went through individual drills and caught passes from Josh Allen. Coach Joe Brady said sitting him was frustrating for Moore but the best thing for his health over the rest of the season.

"We know the importance that he brings to our football team, to our offense, the toughness, the play-making ability," Brady said.

Getting Moore back would give Allen his top outside option again for a matchup against Baltimore, with Lamar Jackson expected to play for the Ravens. Defensive tackle Ed Oliver (knee), who also missed the last two games, practiced Wednesday in a regular jersey.

Buffalo also opened the 21-day practice window for receiver Tyrell Shavers, who has spent the first six games on injured reserve after tearing his ACL in last season's Wild Card game at Jacksonville. He played through the injury that day and was diagnosed afterward. Shavers was going full speed in individual drills Wednesday, and the Bills now have three weeks to add him to the active roster.

Brady called Shavers "outstanding" in his rehab. The 6-foot-4 receiver, a 2023 undrafted free agent, had 15 catches for 245 yards and a touchdown last season after earning a spot on the 53-man roster.