The NFL preseason is heating up, but reigning MVP Josh Allen will be a notable absence. Buffalo Bills coach Sean McDermott confirmed that Allen will not participate in the preseason finale against the Buccaneers, marking the first time in his career that he has sat out all preseason games.
- Josh Allen will not play in preseason finale.
- Coach Sean McDermott announced Allen's status.
- This is Allen's first preseason absence.
- Allen enters his eighth NFL season.
- Upcoming game against Ravens in 17 days.
- Comparison to Aaron Rodgers' first season.
As Allen enters his eighth NFL season, his familiarity with the team is undeniable. Unlike newcomers like Aaron Rodgers, who are still finding their footing, Allen’s absence from the preseason is strategic. Fans can look forward to seeing him in action on Sunday Night Football, when the Bills face the Ravens and MVP runner-up Lamar Jackson in just 17 days.
This decision raises questions about the Bills’ strategy heading into the regular season. Will Allen’s lack of preseason snaps affect his performance? Here are some key points to consider:
- Allen’s experience may mitigate concerns about missing preseason games.
- The Bills are prioritizing player health and readiness for the regular season.
- Fans are eager to see how the team performs against a strong Ravens squad.
As the countdown to the regular season begins, fans should stay tuned for updates and analysis on how the Bills and other teams will adapt. Will Allen lead the Bills to another successful season?
