News about Taron Johnson

In an ambulance, Buffalo Bills safety Taylor Rapp left the game against the New York Jets. Rapp, 25, staggered and collapsed to the ground after crashing with teammate Taron Johnson in the second quarter of the game. According to WKBW's Matthew Bove, the safety was carted into the back of an ambulance on the field, but he seemed to be moving his hands in a positive sign.

Following a contentious call on the final play of the game, the New York Giants lost 14-9 to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday night. Tyrod Taylor, the Giants' quarterback, started throwing the ball into the endzone as the clock expired, only for the ball to slip through tight end Darren Waller's outstretched hands. As he hopped to make the catch, Bills defender Taron Johnson grabbing Waller's jersey. Johnson was seen in a slow-motion video preventing Waller from lifting his left arm to grab the ball.

Tottenham has been told by the NFL that they are content with the football stadium's facilities ahead of Sunday's match between the Tennessee Titans and Baltimore Ravens. Following their loss by the Jacksonville Jaguars last weekend, several Buffalo Bills players blasted the 'terrible' condition of the artificial turf surface at the ground, which they attributed to several injuries, repeating criticism from 12 months ago. However, Tottenham has already upgraded the football field since being installed four years ago.

Since defensive lineman DaQuan Jones and linebacker Matt Milano were banned out permanently on Monday, the Buffalo Bills are expected to be without two key defenders for the next two years. Jones will have surgery after tearing a pectoral muscle during Sunday's loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars in London, according to Bills head coach Sean McDermott, while Milano will suffer an injury. Both of the injuries occurred early in the game at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, prompting Bills CB Taron Johnson to blame the turf at the Premier League soccer arena for the numerous injuries.

PETER CARLINE AT TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM: Following the Buffalo Bills' 25-20 loss to the Jacksonville Jaguars, Taron Johnson, the Bills cornerback, called for the NFL field at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to be knocked out. In the first quarter, the Bills lost two key players, All Pro linebacker Matt Milano and defensive tackle DaQuan Jones. Milano sustained a knee injury in a pile-up and Jones, a pectoral. Johnson was briefly injured in the second half, but Von Miller, who played his first game since tearing his ACL in November, saw his afternoon as a precaution.