Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen lost 22 yards on a sack at the end of the second quarter on Sunday. Fans can breathe a sigh of relief Allen won't miss any time.
Allen limped off the field in the final minute against the Cleveland Browns . He was evaluated by trainers as he sat on the bench. Trainers took off Allen's right cleat and the reigning NFL MVP walked to the locker room without a shoe on his right foot.
Allen was injured when he retreated from pressure and spun near the goal line before falling to the ground. He was touched down by defensive end Mason Graham for a 22-yard loss at the 1-yard line. Allen grabbed his right leg after the play and limped back into the huddle. He took a carry 1 yard on third-and-23 and then walked uncomfortably off the field and to the bench.
At halftime, the Bills announced that Allen received X-rays on his foot and has been cleared to return. Allen jogged through the tunnel and onto the field for the start of the second half.
Allen has started 137 straight games, including playoffs.
This article originally appeared on Rochester Democrat and Chronicle: Josh Allen injury: Bills quarterback hurts foot and receives X-rays
