Josh Allen Injury Update: What Happened to Josh Allen?
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen appeared to have suffered an injury in the first quarter of the Buffalo Bills' "Thursday Night Football" game against the Houston Texans. The injury occurred when Allen was hit from behind by Texans defensive end Will Anderson while preparing to attempt a third-down pass. Allen landed hard on his midsection and appeared to be in pain while remaining down and rolling around on the ground.
Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) shared on X details about the play on which Josh Allen went down.
Allen is still down on the field and is being tended to by trainers. Savage (@SavageSports_) shared on X that Josh Allen was hit hard and is down in pain, currently being checked out on the bench.
The Allen injury occurred on third down, so the Bills punted afterward. When the broadcast came back from commercial, Allen was just chilling on the bench next to Trubisky, with no trainers around. Apparently he’s fine, but that was quite the scare. Allen managed to return to the game later, showing a determination to stay on the field. While the quarterback’s participation resumed, the nature of the knock remains a point of caution for the Bills moving forward as the game continues. Allen did not miss a single offensive snap while dealing with the injury.
A quick injury note for Bills QB Josh Allen. Bills QB Josh Allen appeared to hurt his hand after Will Anderson Jr. tackled him from behind. The Bills got an injury scare from quarterback Josh Allen against the Houston Texans on "Thursday Night Football."
Disclaimer:
This article is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute medical, betting, or professional advice. All injury details are based on publicly available reports at the time of writing and may change. Always verify the latest updates from official NFL, team, or league sources.
