Fred Jackson Injury: Bills Running Back Hurts Knee
If getting blown out early against the New York Jets wasn't enough, the Buffalo Bills are holding their breath over running back Fred Jackson, who hurt his knee on this run in the second quarter.
Jackson was a key part of the Bills success early last year, and losing him would be devastating. Luckily for the team, he is moving around on the sidelines and trying to come back into the game, according to Zach Schonbrun of the New York Times.
C.J. Spiller has been getting carries in Jackson's place while he attempts to return to action. Jackson has 16 yards on five carries.
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