Kincaid has missed the Bills’ last two games as he recovers from a knee injury initially suffered in Week 10 versus the Colts. Kincaid had 356 receiving yards and a pair of touchdowns up to that point, and only returned to practice this week, albeit in a limited capacity all three days. That earned him a questionable designation, and it appears he’ll ultimately still need at least one more week before he can return to the field.
Coleman, however, still has a chance of playing, after also spending all three days as a limited participant and getting labeled as questionable. The rookie wideout is second on the team in both receiving yards (417) and receiving TDs (3) despite missing the last three games with his wrist ailment.
Buffalo secured the AFC East crown with last week’s win but remains in the hunt for the No. 1 seed over the final five games of the season. Now they’ll have to move forward in that quest without one, and possible two, of their starting pass catchers for Sunday’s game.
The Bills (10-2) and the Rams (6-6) will kick off in Los Angeles at 4:25 p.m. ET.