Buffalo Bills head coach Joe Brady still has decisions to make regarding the final 53-man roster he will put together ahead of the 2026 NFL regular season.
However, plenty of those were already made and set in stone before he was named the head coach of the Bills.
Considering that, Brady will sit all of his starters during Buffalo's upcoming preseason finale against the Pittsburgh Steelers right? Not so fast.
On Tuesday, Brady said some starters will be both suiting up and on the field against the Steelers.
"There will be some guys who are starters that are going to be playing in the game. That's going to be kind of a thing we're going to talk about after today's practice," Brady said.
In terms of the big decision, quarterback Josh Allen will not
be among those getting reps. Brady confirmed the Bills' No. 1 QB will not play. It is expected that Kyle Allen will get the start under center instead.
Brady's full comments on Bills starters facing the Steelers can be found below:
Joe Brady says some Bills first-teamers, but not Josh Allen will play against Steelers on Thursday: "There will be some guys that are starters who are gonna be playing in the game."
— alex brasky (@alexbrasky) August 25, 2026
Added they will decide which starters will play after Tuesday's practice pic.twitter.com/cxjRqwtQwL
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Joe Brady has made decision on starters playing in preseason finale vs. Steelers
