US EditionJets Undrafted Rookie QB Brady Cook Gets Another Shot to Start in Season Finale
The Bills may rest Josh Allen due to a foot injury despite him being one touchdown short of tying the NFL record for most 40-touchdown seasons, sources say.
- In the season finale against the New York Jets, the Buffalo Bills could opt to rest Josh Allen, who stands at 39 total touchdowns and is one short of 40 this season.
- Playing hurt since Week 16, Allen has managed a foot injury and maintains a consecutive-start streak, having taken one snap in last year's meaningless season finale.
- Team performance and injuries highlight the Bills' minus-107 December point differential, underscoring struggles as SI.com's Colin Richey noted Allen ranks with elite QBs like Aaron Rodgers, Drew Brees, Tom Brady and Patrick Mahomes.
- Brady Cook will start for the Jets if Allen rests, marking his fourth straight start, and Aaron Glenn said Cook 'gives us the best chance to win' and deserves another chance.
- Chasing a record, Allen faces medical and team trade-offs after missing Khalil Shakir last week; he needs one touchdown to tie Aaron Rodgers and is considered healthy enough to play.
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Bills undecided on whether or not to rest Josh Allen for the Highmark Stadium finale
ORCHARD PARK — Josh Allen didn’t participate in Wednesday’s walk-through, but it’s hard to imagine him not playing in what could be the final Buffalo Bills game ever played at Highmark Stadium.
Bills QB Josh Allen Has Historic Reason to Play in Season Finale
The Buffalo Bills were eliminated from the divisional race with Sunday’s loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, giving quarterback Josh Allen and some other ailing stars the chance to rest in the season finale. But Allen could have an important reason to suit up in the team’s Week 18 matchup against the New York Jets, needing just one touchdown to reach a historic milestone. The Bills quarterback has a chance to tie the all-time record for total seaso…
Top 5 Storylines: Bills Face Jets in Final Highmark Stadium Game
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