ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. — The Buffalo Bills are set to welcome their division rivals, the New England Patriots, this Sunday as fans keep a close eye on quarterback Josh Allen’s health.
After being sacked four times in his last game, some fans worried about Allen’s condition, but Bills head coach Joe Brady said there is no cause for concern. “Yeah. I’m not concerned with Josh,” Brady said.
“There’s times where I don’t need to be taking those hits, and, I’ll figure it out,” Allen said.
Allen was not listed on the injury report and said he is healthy, but acknowledged that pain is part of the game. “At this point, I think I’ve associated, you know, football with a little bit of pain. You had to be a little sicko to love this game. And, I guess I’m a little sick because I do love this game. I love everything about it. You know, I do enjoy waking up on a on the Tuesday feeling extremely sore, especially after when,” Allen said.
He added that feeling good is something he appreciates even more now. “It does kind of put things in perspective. When you do feel good, you feel that much better. You know, so, Yeah,” Allen said.
The Bills remain undefeated at 3-0, and Allen said he is feeling good as the team prepares for Sunday’s matchup.