Report: Greg Rousseau week-to-week with ankle sprain

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The Bills lost for the second time this season on Sunday and it looks like their bid to bounce back against the Vikings in Week 10 may have to take place without the help of defensive end Greg Rousseau.

Rousseau left the 20-17 loss to the Jets after hurting his ankle. Ian Rapoport of NFL Media reports that Rousseau has been diagnosed with a sprain and that he is considered week-to-week at the moment.

Rousseau had a tackle for loss while playing 14 defensive snaps before his injury on Sunday. He has 21 tackles, five sacks, seven tackles for loss, and nine quarterback hits overall this season.

Von Miller, Boogie Basham, A.J. Epenesa, and Shaq Lawson are also available on the edge of the defense in Buffalo.

5 responses to “Report: Greg Rousseau week-to-week with ankle sprain

  1. It’s obvious that the Jets have improved. It’s also just as obvious that there’s something wrong with the Bills.

  2. “redlikethepig says:
    November 7, 2022 at 11:29 am
    It’s obvious that the Jets have improved. It’s also just as obvious that there’s something wrong with the Bills.”
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    If the playoffs started today, the Bills would have the 1 seed.

    There isn’t anything “wrong” with the Bills. The best teams in NFL history had bad games. Yesterday wasn’t even that bad of a game for the team – the Jets just played better.

    Division games in particular can be unpredictable, and often close regardless of talent disparity.

  3. What’s wrong with the Bills currently may be a un-checked concussion Allen suffered in the packers game.
    Aside from that, I’m sure no team goes through an entire season without a klunker or two.

  4. george1859 says:
    “What’s wrong with the Bills currently may be a un-checked concussion Allen suffered in the packers game.”
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    I’ve been thinking the same thing. I don’t recall exactly when in the game, but Allen did take a hit and his head bounced off the turf. I was surprised no steps were taken at the time given the atmosphere around such hits. You may be on to something.

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