During the Cleveland Browns‘ Week 16 matchup against the Buffalo Bills, star rookie running back Quinshon Judkins suffered a right leg injury that has likely ended his season. The injury occurred with 1:55 remaining in the second quarter while the Bills led 20–10. 

Judkins caught a short swing pass from quarterback Shedeur Sanders but was immediately met by Bills linebacker Matt Milano, who tackled him for a 6-yard loss. During the play, Judkins’ leg appeared to twist awkwardly under the weight of the tackle. Now, Tom Christ, the doctor of Physical Therapy, has provided an update on Judkins’ injury as he wrote:

“Right knee facing laterally, likely dislocated with multiple ligament injury. Hoping for the best.”

According to recent updates, the player, after being carted off the field, was immediately taken to the local hospital to have his blood vessels and nerves evaluated. If everything is fine, the player will have to undergo an MRI. Till then, we will have to wait to understand the severity of the injury.

During the hit, Judkins fell awkwardly and lost control of the ball. Another linebacker, Terrel Bernard, picked up the ball and ran 34 yards into the end zone for what looked like a touchdown. However, officials stepped in and ruled that Judkins was down by contact, meaning the play was dead the moment he hit the ground, and the fumble did not count.

Before exiting the game with a significant right leg injury, Browns rookie Quinshon Judkins was a primary weapon for the offense, recording eight carries for 22 yards and catching five of six targets for an additional 29 yards in today’s game. 

With Judkins officially ruled out and fellow rookie already inactive, the Browns will now rely on Trayveon Williams and Raheim “Rocket” Sanders to lead their backfield.

As one player makes his exit from the game. A ray of hope shines for the Bills with QB Josh Allen cleared to make a return to the game during the second half.

Bills provide an update on Josh Allen’s return

The Buffalo Bills entered Sunday’s clash with the Cleveland Browns knowing exactly what was at stake: a victory, paired with a loss by either the Texans or the Colts, would officially punch their ticket to the postseason. However, as football is known for its uncertain turns, the first half was a physical battle with several injury scares for both teams. Things took a tense turn in the first half as star quarterback Josh Allen gave Buffalo fans a major injury scare.

Bills fans held their breath when star quarterback Josh Allen headed to the locker room early. While trying to escape a Cleveland pass rush, Allen slipped and was tackled by Mason Graham. He was seen limping off the field without his right shoe.

Recent updates state that Allen underwent X-rays on his foot during halftime and has been cleared to return for the second half. Before the injury, Allen was playing efficiently, completing 6-of-7 passes for 86 yards and rushing for 17 yards.

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The Browns also had a scare with their rookie quarterback, Shedeur Sanders. He briefly left the game with a bloody injury to his pinky finger. After getting it wrapped up by the medical staff, but was able to return to the field.

For now, the Bills are in the lead, but we will surely have to wait for the matchup to end. To find out if the Bills will emerge victorious or if the Browns will turn the game around.