Is there reason to worry about Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen having a potential injury heading into his team's Week 4 matchup against the New England Patriots?
As of now, there is not, according to the always coy head coach of the Bills in Joe Brady, but he did comment on Allen's health.
In his first year in his position, Brady has made it a point to not reveal information relating to injuries and personnel decision ahead of games. But in this case, it could just be a straight-forward answer.
During the second half of the Bills' 24-16 win against the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday, it appeared Allen took a hit near his left knee when he ran with the ball.
Allen was seen limping after the game but he continued to play on and finished the game.
That said, Brady downplaying any injury to Allen would make sense, as he did on Wednesday.
When asked, the coach was direct and said he is "not concerned" about Allen's knee:
Joe Brady on a potential Josh Allen knee injury: “I’m not concerned with Josh.”
— alex brasky (@alexbrasky) September 30, 2026
GREAT news pic.twitter.com/ncWXjy2wo9
It appears the potential knock Allen took happened in the fourth quarter of the Week 3 game.
Allen and the Bills were moving in Chargers' territory and the QB was hit from two different angles. On the play, Allen fumbled the ball but it was quickly overturned.
After the low from a defender, Allen played the rest of the outing with a limp and was sporting one following the contest as well.
For those curious, here is the play:
#billsmafia Josh Allen LEFT knee
— Thigh Doctor (@ThighDoctor) September 27, 2026
Took helmet to knee at 9:46 in 4th. Grimaced. Did have one more designed run next drive
Limping postgame, leaning onto right leg, painful back-step in locker room
Contusion most likely vs MCL/meniscus pic.twitter.com/fQBpop63N8
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