In a significant development for the Buffalo Bills, head coach Sean McDermott has revealed that quarterback Josh Allen may not take the field for their upcoming clash against the Arizona Cardinals. During a press conference on Friday, McDermott hinted at concerns surrounding Allen’s recent injury status, leaving fans and analysts alike questioning whether the star QB will be fit to play.
Allen, who has been the cornerstone of the Bills’ offense for several seasons, is reportedly dealing with an undisclosed injury that has limited his participation in practice this week. Though McDermott remained tight-lipped about the specifics, sources close to the team suggest that Allen has been battling lingering soreness, which the coaching staff is closely monitoring.
“Josh is a competitor, and he always wants to be out there with his team,” McDermott said. “We’re evaluating things day by day, and we’ll make the decision that’s best for his health and for our team. We’ll see how he feels as we get closer to game day.”
Allen’s potential absence would be a major blow to Buffalo’s chances against a resurgent Cardinals team. The dual-threat quarterback has been pivotal in the Bills’ success, leading the team to a 6-2 start this season while ranking among the league leaders in passing yards and touchdowns. His ability to extend plays with both his arm and legs has made him one of the most dynamic players in the NFL.
If Allen is unable to play, backup quarterback Kyle Allen would be expected to step in. While Kyle has seen limited action this season, McDermott expressed confidence in his ability to lead the offense if called upon.
“Every player has to be ready to go, and Kyle’s no different,” McDermott said. “He’s been working hard and preparing each week like he’s going to start.”
Fans will be eagerly awaiting updates on Allen’s condition as the Bills prepare for what could be a pivotal game in their season.
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