A significant update has emerged on Josh Allen's health ahead of the Bills-Broncos Divisional Round game on Saturday.

After dragging the Buffalo Bills through a bruising Wild Card win, Josh Allen is preparing make a major position change. Heading into Saturday’s Divisional Round clash with the Denver Broncos, Allen is likely to step into an emergency role for the Bills in what could be one of their toughest games this postseason.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is getting disrespected in a controversial ranking before the Bills-Broncos playoff game.

Somewhere out there, in a universe where Patrick Mahomes doesn't exist, Josh Allen is hailed as one of the greatest quarterbacks of all time, a multi-time Super Bowl champion whose resume is about as close to impeccable as it gets in a sport of imperfections.

Football fans are teeing off on ESPN’s Ryan Clark after his hot take on Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen. The former Pittsburgh Steelers safety is no stranger to controversial takes. Remember, Ryan Clark tried blaming Bo Nix for Micah Parsons’ season-ending ACL tear in the Denver Broncos’ Week 15 home game against the Green Bay Packers.

The 2017 Eagles were the last ‘1’ seed to make that list. They won their postseason home opener and rolled all the way to a Super Bowl title. The 1971 Vikings were the other team, and Minnesota wound up falling at home to Dallas in its initial playoff contest.

Lawrence (who had thrown just one interception in December) had two picks, kicker Cam Little (who hit 68- and 67-yard field goals this season) missed a 54-yard attempt at the end of the first half, and the defense just couldn't put enough pressure on Allen (28-for-35, 273 yards).

Josh Allen and the Buffalo Bills entered the divisional round with optimism after a dramatic wild‑card comeback, but injury developments have dimmed the outlook as the team heads to face Denver Broncos.