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Rodgers Returns: Wrist Injury Won't Stop Jets QB vs. Bills
29 Nov
Summary
- Rodgers has a poor 3-4 career record against the Buffalo Bills.
- He faces the Bills just two weeks after fracturing his wrist.
- Both the Jets and Bills are in critical must-win situations.
Aaron Rodgers is preparing to face the Buffalo Bills this weekend, a team against whom he holds a challenging 3-4 career record. Statistics reveal that the Bills have historically limited Rodgers to his lowest career completion percentage and passer rating. His most recent encounter with Buffalo saw a significant loss, further highlighting this difficult matchup.
Compounding the challenge, Rodgers is slated to play just two weeks after suffering a fractured wrist bone. This comes after an earlier season-ending Achilles injury, which saw him exit the field on the fourth play. His historical performance against the Bills, particularly under current coach Sean McDermott, is a stark 1-3.
The stakes for this Week 13 game are immense for both franchises. The Bills, currently 7-4, are fighting to remain competitive in the AFC East and avoid slipping out of the wild-card picture. Similarly, the Steelers, at 6-5, are under pressure to secure victories against formidable opponents like the Ravens and Bengals to stay in contention within the AFC North.
