Buffalo Bills’ Spencer Brown explains offseason shoulder surgery

The Buffalo Bills have returned to spring practice over the past few weeks. Spencer Brown is one of the players who has been limited at times due to injury.

It was previously revealed by head coach Sean McDermott that Brown would only practice in “some capacity” due to offseason shoulder surgery.

The announcement came as a surprise since Brown did not miss any playing time late last year. During spring practice, Brown explained that the injury occurred during Buffalo’s final playoff game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Then, after that match, the 26-year-old said his shoulder was dislocated on the way home. Surgery then followed.

Brown’s full explanation can be found in the Spectrum News clip below:

Spencer Brown is recovering from offseason shoulder surgery.

He was injured in KC’s playoff loss, but finished the game.

Then it got worse… driving home on Big Tree Road.

“I just leaned against the driver’s side door and dislocated it while I was sitting in traffic.”#Invoices pic.twitter.com/FsIcch63v8

– Jon Scott (@JonScottTV) June 4, 2024