Bills QB Josh Allen Makes a Strong Statement on His Playing Status Against the Broncos.

Josh Allen headed into last week’s win over the Jaguars battered—hand and leg injuries plus a concussion evaluation at the sideline tent—but he still projected a strong status for Saturday’s divisional-round clash with the Broncos. 🏈🤕 He left the feeling that, despite the bumps, the short layoff would not prevent him from playing.

Allen himself said he’s feeling better this week, noting he’s actually “feeling better than I have the last few weeks.” The Bills reinforced that optimism by announcing he would carry no injury designation into Saturday’s game. 💪🧊

The Bills also faced a shaken receiving corps, with Gabe Davis and Tyrell Shavers suffering torn ACLs in the wild-card win. Shavers even finished the game on the injury, forcing Buffalo to consider midseason additions to help in the passing game. 🔄🩹

Buffalo chose not to bring back Elijah Moore, who will instead face his former team on Saturday as the Bills seek a path to the AFC Championship. The Bills did add Kristian Wilkerson back to the mix, after he spent time on the practice squad this season, while the Broncos elevated Moore for the game. 🧩🏈

Rounding out the roster notes, Moore’s prior frustration about a smaller role in Buffalo was mentioned, and Curtis Samuel reportedly returned from injured reserve as part of the broader roster moves. The dynamics at receiver will be a key subplot as Buffalo tries to ride Allen to another win. 🔎💬