Help may finally be on the way for the Buffalo Bills in the near future.
Rookie quarterback Josh Allen resumed throwing on Friday, Bills head coach Sean McDermott told WKBW reporter Joe Buscaglia. McDermott also did not rule Allen out for the Bills’ Week 10 game against the Jets.
Video from my earlier tweet on Josh Allen's progress. #Bills HC Sean McDermott confirms to me that the rookie QB has started throwing, and did so on Friday. First time he's done so since the right elbow sprain. Jets game on Sunday hasn't been ruled out just yet. pic.twitter.com/mLsAVg1q5S
— Joe Buscaglia (@JoeBuscaglia) November 4, 2018
Allen has been out since injuring his elbow on Oct. 14. He was projected to miss at least 2-3 weeks and has already missed three games. If he does not return against the Jets, he would miss his fourth game in a row and then have a bye before Buffalo plays again in Week 12.
Even though he wasn’t putting up big stats, the Bills still won two games when Allen was playing.
