Josh Allen’s Health Status Receives Unlikely Update From ‘Hamilton’ The Musical In Buffalo

• With the Panthers looming, Josh Allen’s health status is up in the air.
• However, an unlikely source provided an update on his foot injury after seeing him out in Buffalo.
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Bills quarterback Josh Allen admitted that he was “pretty sore” after Sunday’s 33-27 overtime loss to the Buccaneers. Two days later, an update has been provided from an unlikely source.

During Buffalo’s exciting game against Tampa Bay, Allen was visibly not at full strength for much of the fourth quarter and overtime. He was tackled at the end of a 23-yard run just five minutes into the fourth quarter and came up limping.

He threw a touchdown on the very next play. However, after finding the end zone through the air, Allen went over to the trainers on the sideline and had his foot retaped.

After the game, he entered his postgame press conference in a boot. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that he was/is dealing with a mild case of turf toe.

On Tuesday night, Allen appeared to be feeling better. The 25-year-old was allegedly seen out in Buffalo with significantly better mobility.

A photo of Allen began to circulate that appeared to show him and his girlfriend at Shea’s Performing Arts Center. They ventured downtown to see a performance of Hamilton, the musical.

Upon his arrival, the person who took the photo reported that he was not wearing a walking boot and did not limp into the theatre.

It is certainly one of the more bizarre reports in recent years, but it provided very valuable information.

Rumors that backup quarterback Mitchell Trubisky was in line to take more reps than usual in practice this week. That could still be true, but if Allen’s Hamilton viewing is any indication, he’ll be good to go come Sunday.