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Rodgers Injured: Bills Take Lead After Big Hit
1 Dec
Summary
- Quarterback Aaron Rodgers suffered an injury after a blindside hit.
- Rodgers was replaced by backup Mason Rudolph early in the second half.
- Buffalo Bills capitalized on a turnover for a touchdown to lead.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' offensive line failed to protect quarterback Aaron Rodgers, leading to a critical injury early in the second half. Rodgers sustained a forceful blindside hit from Bills defender Joey Bosa, resulting in a fumble that the Bills converted into a touchdown. Rodgers was seen with blood on his face and appeared to be favoring an injured wrist.
Following the injury, backup quarterback Mason Rudolph took over offensive duties. However, Rudolph's initial drive was cut short by an interception. The Buffalo Bills capitalized on these turnovers, establishing a 10-7 lead shortly after the second half commenced.
Rodgers was observed on the sideline, though his status for a potential return remains uncertain. This turn of events significantly impacts the game's trajectory, with the Bills pressing their advantage.
