How Concerned Should Bills Be With Mitch Trubisky Injury?

The Buffalo Bills have been extremely unlucky when it comes to their injuries at this point of training camp.

Matt Milano, the team's All-Pro linebacker suffered a torn biceps injury during practice and is expected to be out for the majority of the 2024 season. Marquez Valdes-Scantling suffered a neck injury that should keep him week-to-week.

Now, Buffalo's backup quarterback is on the injury report.

Mitch Trubisky, signed back with the Bills this offseason and has now suffered a knee injury that prevented him from finishing the first half of the team's second preseason contest against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Bills head coach Sean McDermott announced that Trubisky would be out for multiple weeks due to the injury and the team has since signed Anthony Brown to the roster.

Making matters even worse is the fact that Buffalo doesn't have a consistent and former starting quarterback backing up Josh Allen at this point of training camp or the regular season.

The longer Buffalo moves forward without the likes of a competent veteran signal-caller, the more their season could go down the drain should something happen to Allen.

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In that regard, Buffalo's season could hang in the balance too much going into the 2024 campaign.