Josh Allen Health, Injury Updates & History

Carries no injury designation for Saturday's divisional round against Denver, he is dealing with a c...

Josh Allen emerged from the Bills wild-card win over the Jaguars managing a trio of injuries and was deemed a limited participant in Tuesday’s walk-through, the QB’s return to a full session a day later however solidifies the notion that he’ll be available for Saturday’s divisional-round game at Denver and has him trending toward not being assigned an injury designation for the contest when Buffalo’s final injury report is posted Thursday

Carries no injury designation ahead of Sunday's regular season finale vs the Jets from a lingering foot injury

Limited in Friday's practice, Coach McDermott said he should be good to go for the Bills final game of the season

Won't practice in Wednesday's walkthrough but Coach McDermott said he is moving in the right direction, he will be monitored throughout the week

Was able to log a full practice on Friday after being limited in the Bills' first two practices of the week with a foot injury, he is good to go for Sunday

Examined for a concussion after a collision in Week 2 caused his helmet to cause a nosebleed, but it will be of no issue going forward and he shouldn't miss any time

Exited game in first quarter when face was bloodied after a hit, by protocol he will be examined for a concussion

Allen will play in the W18 game, but per head coach Sean McDermott, Allen will be in the game for a "very, very short-lived amount of time"

Was cleared from a concussion during Sunday's loss to the Texans, but he admitted after the game he was in some pain, will still be worth monitoring throughout the week as the Bills prepare for a MNF against the Jets