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Bills Starters to See Action in Preseason Opener
15 Aug
Summary
- Josh Allen will play in a preseason game for the first time in over two years.
- All healthy starters, including Allen, are expected to play against Carolina.
- The game marks the first competitive use of the new Highmark Stadium.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is set to play in a preseason game for the first time in over two years. Coach Joe Brady confirmed that all healthy starters will participate in Saturday's preseason opener against the Carolina Panthers.
This decision represents a change from previous seasons, where key offensive players, including Allen, often sat out the entire preseason. The game also serves as the first competitive test at the new $2.2 billion Highmark Stadium for Allen and his teammates.
Participating in the preseason opener will allow the team to acclimate to the new stadium's unique sight lines and lighting. While Allen's exact playing time is undetermined, his involvement signals a more aggressive approach to the preseason under the current coaching staff.
