The Buffalo Bills aim to build on their Week 6 victory as they take on the Tennessee Titans this Sunday. They managed to regain their momentum last week after enduring two consecutive losses.
While Josh Allen has played in every game this season, he has been nursing an injured left hand since the Week 1 matchup against the Arizona Cardinals. Since the injury, he has been using a glove on his left hand. Although it’s his non-throwing hand, it likely affects his grip on the football. However, it appears Allen is making strides in his recovery, as he practiced without the glove for the first time on Thursday since the injury occurred.
Whether or not Allen’s hand is fully healed, it hasn’t noticeably affected his performance. In six games, he has passed for 1,160 yards, thrown 10 touchdowns, and has yet to throw an interception. His quarterback rating of 79.2 is the highest among all NFL starters this season.
Additionally, starting this week, he’ll have more support with Pro Bowl receiver Amari Cooper making his debut for the Bills against Tennessee. Buffalo acquired Cooper on Tuesday after struggling to find a reliable top receiver in the first six games.
With a fully recovered Allen and a new asset to face the 1-5 Titans, the Bills offense has the potential to deliver one of their strongest performances of the season on Sunday.
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