Joe Ferguson

Josh Allen hater Nick Wright is a Bills fan this week.

Bills win Dolphins win Best chance for us to get the #1 or #2 seed.

Why would you want Josh to throw it to Lee Smith? It would take Lee over an hour to reach the end zone. Good for Joshy to make the correct pass to Davis.

I'm sorry man but that looks like a used tampon.

But some dumb, hillbilly old folks would say, "Derr, why would we want a dome?...derrr. We need the cold rain and snow, would be bad for Bills opponents...derr!".

Here's another Bills hater Keyshawn Johnson.

Will he be this ballsy if the weather is raining or snowing? Maybe he had to pass because his running backs have been fumbling the ball. He may go back to be an uber conservative coach in inclement weather. We shall see..

Did Feliciano hurt his back after he carried Beasley like a baby?

Is Feliciano okay? I saw him went down with some kind of injury.

Who needs John Brown?

So nice to see a Bills game relaxed with 4 minutes still left in the game.

It's good to be White!!

I hope 49ers score two more times so we finally have a chance to stop a Hail Mary.

Guaranteed Knox wold have dropped that.

If our Joshy completes his first three passes, this will be a beat down of epic proportion.

Barkley will start the 2nd half because Bills have a big lead and McDermott doesn't want to take a chance of Joshy getting injured again.

I just hope Joshy doesn't twist his knee again. If the Bills are up by 3 touchdowns or more in the 2nd half, McDermott should bench him and let him rest/heal. Let Barkley, Moss and Singletary just run out the clock.

The Bills has a very good chance of getting the Lombardi Trophy if they make it to the Super Bowl. The top NFC teams are absolute dog turds.

The ugly midget got pick sixed!

I wished Bills could strip sack that midget just like the Rams just did. Must be nice.

Frigging Bosa was a wrecking crew last week and injuring Allen to boot. Then is just a useless flea on dung today. Figures.

Geez! How many more times are they going to show Murray's ugly face on TV.?!?!

The health of Josh Allen will be vital to their chances of doing so, as he suffered an injury in the 2nd quarter of Sunday’s game against the Chargers. With 3:50 left on the clock in the 2nd quarter, Allen tried doing a little too much on a play that was dead and resulted in him being tacked awkwardly by Chargers’ DE Joey Bosa (who is an absolute game wrecker). All of Bills Mafia around the world was holding their collective breath when Allen was on the ground in obvious pain. It was encouraging and relieving when Allen got up and was able to jog off of the field, and he didn’t go into the blue medical tent or even get looked at by the trainers. He missed one play. (NFL rules require an injured player to sit out the play following the injury that forced them to leave the field.) Allen came back out to finish the drive, which ended with a Tyler Bass field goal. Initially, I thought it was an ankle injury myself when it first occurred. The replay showed him get bent awkwardly, and it looked like his ankle buckled. However, if you look closely, you can see it’s the knee that gets twisted up, not the ankle When Allen returned to the field for the 2nd half, he was wearing a brace to his right knee, something he has not worn before. This helps rule out the ankle and clearly shows that he suffered a right knee injury. Thankfully, an ACL injury can be ruled out, as this would have been caught by the training staff during halftime, and Allen would not have returned. What we are looking at is probably an MCL injury, which is usually associated with the type of awkward twisting that occurred with Allen on the tackle. In the second half with the brace, Allen had three rushes with one for a touchdown. He did not appear to be limited from it. After the game, Allen said, “I just got twisted up a little bit. It happens, but it’s not going to affect me.” There have been no additional comments on the injury from Allen or the team at this time. Grade 1 and 2 MCL sprains are treated with supportive measures which include the famous RICE (rest, ice, compression, and elevation). Physical therapy will be done as well (once the swelling subsides) that includes mobility and strengthening exercises to facilitate the full restoration of the ligament. Grade 3, which is a complete tear or rupture usually requires surgery. For a timeframe, grade 1 and 2 sprains can take between 3-6 weeks to return to 100%. Grade 3 usually takes around 12 weeks. For Allen, Grade 3 can be ruled out. If MCL sprain is the case for Allen, it’s most likely a grade 1 sprain. Allen returned to the game and only missed one play. He played the entire second half with the brace on, but it didn’t appear to limit him all that much. He was able to plant the leg and throw effectively, and he looked more than comfortable running the ball as well. It would take a lot for Josh Allen to miss games, as he is an insane competitor. I don’t expect Allen to miss any time, and I expect he will continue to play with the brace on until the playoffs. However, if he does play, this does raise the risk for further injury that could be much worse, as the knee has lost some stability. Brian Daboll may want to dial back on the called QB runs, and the offensive line needs to step up because Allen was under duress all game on Sunday. Allen needs to be kept clean and given great pockets, so he doesn’t get banged up even more. Conclusion: It is important for me to remind you all that this has not been confirmed by the team or any reporters. At this time, my guess is a Grade 1 MCL sprain, and I don’t think Allen will miss any time. Do not be shocked if Allen pops up on the injury report at practice this week and is listed as a limited participant. https://thebuffalofanatics.com/josh-allens-knee-injury/?fbclid=IwAR1AeYPfK_CsJ8oMwp3o4UhKGuoq-NAzLLIOmUq-qp3jxFuQZMrffJAsugQ

Nobody here wants to admit it. He injured his ankle and knee last week. There's no way he got out of that play unscathed. He was running on full adrenaline rest of the game. I'm not surprised if his ankle and knee has swollen up to a size of a volleyball.