Spencer Brown played with an injury during the Buffalo Bills’ recent game against the Houston Texans. Late in the third quarter, the right tackle was seen in the blue medical tent on the sideline. Medical staff evaluated his shoulder, and after a brief assessment, he returned to the field.
Spencer Brown’s Performance Against the Texans
Although he was cleared to continue, it was clear that Brown was not performing at his full capacity. The Texans’ defensive line had a significant impact on the game, making it difficult for the Bills’ quarterback, Josh Allen, to find time in the pocket. Brown struggled to keep up, often unable to raise his right arm effectively to execute blocks.
Impact of Injuries on the Buffalo Bills’ Offensive Line
Brown’s performance was further hindered by his earlier calf injury, which caused him to miss Week 4. Despite this setback, he has generally been a reliable player on the offensive line throughout the season. His struggles were evident, as Ryan Van Demark had to step in during the final series of the game.
- Player: Spencer Brown
- Position: Right Tackle
- Team: Buffalo Bills
- Opponent: Houston Texans
- Previous Injury: Calf injury (missed Week 4)
- Substitute Player: Ryan Van Demark
Should Brown be unable to finish upcoming games, the Bills may need to adjust their lineup. This is particularly challenging as the next player on the depth chart, Chase Lundt, did not participate in the game as a healthy scratch. The Bills will need to address their offensive line situation as the season progresses.
