UPDATE: Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is now officially listed as day-to-day due to a foot injury sustained during Sunday’s game against the Cleveland Browns. The injury surfaced late in the first half when Allen was sacked, raising concerns ahead of the upcoming matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles.
X-rays taken after the game on November 12, 2023, returned clear, indicating no fractures. However, head coach Sean McDermott confirmed that Allen is experiencing soreness and will be closely monitored throughout the week. “We’re going to practice a little bit tomorrow based on availability. We have a number of guys who are not going to be able to practice; we’ll see how Josh shows up tomorrow,” McDermott stated.
This news comes just days before the Bills are set to host the Eagles on Sunday at 4:25 p.m., a critical game for both teams. Fans are eager to see if the reigning MVP will be able to lead his team against a formidable opponent.
The Bills’ coaching staff is cautiously optimistic, noting that there is no swelling or any setbacks reported from the injury. However, Allen’s participation in practice this week remains uncertain. His status will significantly impact the Bills’ game plan and performance, underscoring the urgency of the situation.
As the week progresses, all eyes will be on Allen to determine if he can start against the Eagles. The team will need their star quarterback in top form to secure a win and maintain their playoff hopes. Stay tuned for further updates as this story develops.
