Josh Allen, the quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, participated fully in Wednesday’s walkthrough despite having neck problems and what the team described as a “throwing finger.”
Late in the New England Patriots game last Saturday, Allen suffered a stinger in his neck.
When the Bills face the Miami Dolphins on Sunday night, the AFC East championship is at stake, but quarterback Josh Bell isn’t a major worry for Bills coach Sean McDermott.
Regarding Allen’s neck ache, McDermott stated, “Still sore, we’ll continue to take it one day at a time.” “But I anticipate him playing.”
Leonard Floyd, a defensive end, was the lone Buffalo player to miss practice due to a designated injury (ribs). Micah Hyde (neck) and Damar Hamlin (shoulder) were the only two safety personnel present on Wednesday.
Cornerback Xavien Howard of the Dolphins skipped practice due to a foot injury, and head coach Mike McDaniel does not anticipate him playing on Sunday. After top linebacker Bradley Chubb tore his ACL in the Miami Dolphins’ loss to the Baltimore Ravens last week,
that would be considered a second major setback for the defense.Other Miami players that did not play on Wednesday included defensive end Zach Sieler (illness), running back Raheem Mostert (knee, ankle), receiver Jaylen Waddle (ankle), and offensive tackle Terron Armstead (knee, back, ankle).
Tyreek Hill, the team’s star receiver, participated in limited practice because of an ankle ailment. Hill left the practice as well after his home caught fire.
The Dolphins started Jerome Baker’s 21-day activation window, which resulted in his being limited due to a knee injury.
Running back De’Von Achane (toe, ribs), guard Robert Hunt (hamstring), and safety Jevon Holland (both knees) were among the other Miami players limited.
There were two full participants: cornerback Jalen Ramsey (knee) and quarterback Tua Tagovailoa (quadriceps, left shoulder).
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