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Philadelphia is headed to Buffalo for a potential Super Bowl preview, and all eyes will be on the injury status of Lane Johnson and Josh Allen. In the Bills' 23-20 victory over the Browns, quarterback Josh Allen suffered a foot injury while getting sacked. Still, X-rays were negative, and coach Sean McDermott called it day-to-day soreness with full expectation he'll start Sunday against the Eagles.
On Tuesday, Allen sat out Buffalo's session.
Along with Allen, the Bills had Jordan Phillips, Matt Prater, Jordan Poyer, DaQuan Jones, Dalton Kincaid, Cam Lewis, and Joey Bosa all sit out the walkthrough.
The Bills (11-4) are on a four-game win streak and aim to improve their AFC playoff seeding while protecting Allen's streak of over 120 straight starts.
On Tuesday, Allen earned another Pro Bowl nod for his outstanding play, which will likely make him an MVP finalist. So far in 2025, Allen threw for 3,406 yards and 25 touchdowns on 296 completions. He has a 69.6 completion percentage. On the ground, he rushed for 552 yards and 12 scores on 105 carries through the first 15 games of the season.
In Weeks 1, 11 and 14, Allen earned the AFC Offensive Player of the Week award. Week 14 was his 18th time earning the award all-time and was his second time being named following a come-from-behind performance.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Josh Allen injury updates: Latest on Bills QB ahead of game vs. Eagles
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On Tuesday, Allen sat out Buffalo's session.
Along with Allen, the Bills had Jordan Phillips, Matt Prater, Jordan Poyer, DaQuan Jones, Dalton Kincaid, Cam Lewis, and Joey Bosa all sit out the walkthrough.
The Bills (11-4) are on a four-game win streak and aim to improve their AFC playoff seeding while protecting Allen's streak of over 120 straight starts.
On Tuesday, Allen earned another Pro Bowl nod for his outstanding play, which will likely make him an MVP finalist. So far in 2025, Allen threw for 3,406 yards and 25 touchdowns on 296 completions. He has a 69.6 completion percentage. On the ground, he rushed for 552 yards and 12 scores on 105 carries through the first 15 games of the season.
In Weeks 1, 11 and 14, Allen earned the AFC Offensive Player of the Week award. Week 14 was his 18th time earning the award all-time and was his second time being named following a come-from-behind performance.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Josh Allen injury updates: Latest on Bills QB ahead of game vs. Eagles
Continue reading...
