Bills' Sean McDermott opens up on Connor McGovern injury
The Buffalo Bills need to get healthy, and fast. Arguably the weakest unit on the team is the one being ravaged with injuries and retirement decisions. The offensive line has been struggling to protect Josh Allen and now they are dropping like flies left and right. Spencer Brown battled with some injuries, Tommy Doyle was […]
The Buffalo Bills need to get healthy, and fast.
Arguably the weakest unit on the team is the one being ravaged with injuries and retirement decisions. The offensive line has been struggling to protect Josh Allen and now they are dropping like flies left and right.
Spencer Brown battled with some injuries, Tommy Doyle was lost for the season, Brandon Shell announced his retirement, and now Sean McDermott has opened up on the most recent injury to the team, Connor McGovern.
I previously wrote about McGovern suffering an injury at practice. Now, Alaina Getzenber, ESPN reporter for the Bills, broke down what went down with McDermott on the offensive lineman's injury.
When asked about McGovern's injury and whether it was long-term or not, McDermott didn't do much to ease the minds of the Bills Mafia.
"We'll see how it goes. Right now it's too early to tell just how he's gonna come back from it, but we'll see how he does here."
With cutdown days rapidly approaching and the team needing an influx of talent at the position, don't be surprised if Brandon Beane and McDermott make a few calls to bring in some bodies for competition.
With the last preseason game nearly underway, the team is going to have to quickly find an answer for their offensive line problems. Here's hoping McGovern's injury isn't serious and he can be back on the field sooner rather than later.
Admittedly, we don't feel much confidence after what McDermott said about the newly-acquired offensive lineman and his injury. Things need to completely turn around at One Bills Drive, and fast.
Bills’ OG Connor McGovern injured at practice
The Buffalo Bills have a real health problem on their hands. The offensive line is being decimated by injuries and retirement. The team needs to get healthy, quickly.
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