Hardy and McGee Both Injured During Jets Game
While the Bills are in a dogfight with the Jets, the team has gotten a bit beaten up already today. Rookie wide receiver James Hardy was carted off the field with an injured left knee early in the first quarter of the game. He was injured while blocking down the right sideline on a 35-yard run by Marshawn Lynch to the Jets 22. Lynch broke several tackles on the run before being taken down by Darrelle Revis. When the pile cleared, Hardy was laying on the turf on his back.
He was immediately checked out by Bills trainers, who called for the cart to take Hardy off the field and into the locker room for further examination. There was no immediate word on the severity of the injury. Bills starting left cornerback Terrence McGee also left early in the opening quarter with back spasms, but returned in the second quarter.
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This post has 3 comments
December 14th, 2008 at 5:09 pm
Oh My God!! When are we going to trade Losman. He cost us this game and the playoff chances! He is not worth the money we are paying him! Send him packing already. GO HOME LOSMAN! GO HOME! BUFFALO IS NOT YOUR HOME!!!!!!
December 14th, 2008 at 5:36 pm
R U kidding me you have the lead and theball with 2nd and 5 with 2 minutes left. your running game has been incredible. you just got a first down by running the ball the natural coaching call give it to “HANDS LOSMAN” an let him drop back to pass after 45 years of this —- I still couldn’t believe what I watched Jauron and everyone else should be gone NY what a gift
December 14th, 2008 at 6:00 pm
I was sitting there with a smile on my face with two minutes left feeling we had played an error free game, and we were just about to upset the Jets. We had the ball, we were running the ball well, and we just had to run the clock out.
WHAT COACH WOULD PASS IN THAT SITUATION, WITH THEIR BACK-UP QB NON THE LESS?
ALL THE COACHES should be fired at the end of the season!!!
Jaurun and company sealed their fate. Well- folks, another 3-4 years of rebuilding