Allen Injury Diagnosis
ALEX LUCCI OCTOBER 5, 2020 1 COMMENTON JOSH ALLEN INJURY DIAGNOSIS 3 3072
Josh Allen’s suffered a left shoulder injury: what is it, and what should we expect? With just around five minutes left in the 2nd quarter, Josh Allen made a remarkable scramble and shoveled off a near 3rd down conversion to Stefon Diggs. Josh ran to the locker rooms after the play, and the Buffalo Bills settled for a 24-yard Tyler Bass FG to extend their lead to 17-6 prior to the end of the first half. Josh returned to action with a black wrap on his left arm and finished the game. So what injury was sustained and what could be the ramifications?
Well, let’s rejoice Josh didn’t injury his clavicle. The injury appears to be a mild, grade 1 AC joint sprain. He likely felt a mild pop, ran into the locker room, the team got an x-ray and looked at it without pads on, and came to the conclusion to return to play. He’s wearing a similar support as Tremaine Edmunds, but hey, Dion Dawkins doesn’t need it! Grade 1 AC joint sprains will clear up in 1-3 weeks, and Josh is a big boy, locked and loaded.
The moral of the story? Josh Allen is tough as nails. He is a competitor, a warrior, a team leader, and an NFL analytic enigma. Josh Allen is throwing 1,300+ yards, 12 TDs, 70+ comp %, and has three Rush TDs. He is an MVP candidate. His team is 4-0, and he is unbreakable. It’s not PFF vs Buffalo anymore; it’s Josh Allen vs the World, and Buffalo is winning. Get the tables and cross your chests: Josh Allen is an MVP candidate, and he can’t be stopped!
ALEX LUCCI OCTOBER 5, 2020 1 COMMENTON JOSH ALLEN INJURY DIAGNOSIS 3 3072
Josh Allen’s suffered a left shoulder injury: what is it, and what should we expect? With just around five minutes left in the 2nd quarter, Josh Allen made a remarkable scramble and shoveled off a near 3rd down conversion to Stefon Diggs. Josh ran to the locker rooms after the play, and the Buffalo Bills settled for a 24-yard Tyler Bass FG to extend their lead to 17-6 prior to the end of the first half. Josh returned to action with a black wrap on his left arm and finished the game. So what injury was sustained and what could be the ramifications?
Well, let’s rejoice Josh didn’t injury his clavicle. The injury appears to be a mild, grade 1 AC joint sprain. He likely felt a mild pop, ran into the locker room, the team got an x-ray and looked at it without pads on, and came to the conclusion to return to play. He’s wearing a similar support as Tremaine Edmunds, but hey, Dion Dawkins doesn’t need it! Grade 1 AC joint sprains will clear up in 1-3 weeks, and Josh is a big boy, locked and loaded.
The moral of the story? Josh Allen is tough as nails. He is a competitor, a warrior, a team leader, and an NFL analytic enigma. Josh Allen is throwing 1,300+ yards, 12 TDs, 70+ comp %, and has three Rush TDs. He is an MVP candidate. His team is 4-0, and he is unbreakable. It’s not PFF vs Buffalo anymore; it’s Josh Allen vs the World, and Buffalo is winning. Get the tables and cross your chests: Josh Allen is an MVP candidate, and he can’t be stopped!
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