NFL's Handling of Josh Allen's Injury Sparks Controversy

Concerns rise over the NFL's concussion protocols after Buffalo Bills' Josh Allen was offered smelling salts following a head injury.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was offered smelling salts after a suspected head injury during a game against the Houston Texans, raising questions about NFL concussion protocols.
Sports medicine experts criticized the use of smelling salts, which can mask concussion symptoms, potentially endangering player safety.
The Houston Texans' defense effectively pressured Allen, limiting him to a 30% completion rate, the lowest in over 30 years for a quarterback with at least 30 attempts.
Despite public criticism, some analysts argue that Bills coach Sean McDermott's decision to pass in the final seconds was strategically sound given the Texans' timeout situation.
The Cleveland Browns continue to struggle with quarterback Deshaun Watson's performance, leading to speculation about the team's long-term decisions following their controversial trade for him.