Bills Star QB's Game Time Uncertain

The playing status of Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen for the team's second preseason game against the Cleveland Browns on Saturday remains undecided. Head coach Joe Brady indicated that Allen and other starters might sit out the game after receiving a significant workload during Thursday's joint practice. Brady stated that the starters accumulated approximately 40 to 50 repetitions during the practice, comparing it to regular season intensity.

During the joint practice with the Browns, Allen reportedly performed well, participating in multiple team drills and connecting for several touchdown passes with targets like Dalton Kincaid and Joshua Palmer. This intensive session followed Allen's appearance in the Bills' previous preseason victory against the Carolina Panthers, where he completed 6 of 8 passes for 111 yards and a touchdown in limited action over two series. The decision on Saturday's game will depend on Brady's evaluation of the preparation achieved during the controlled joint practice environment.