Bills QB Josh Allen Leaves Game Briefly With Bloody Nose vs Jets

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen, the reigning NFL MVP, left the game briefly during the first quarter against the New York Jets after sustaining a bloody nose from a hit to the face on a scramble play. He was examined by trainers on the sideline and missed only two plays before returning to the field with gauze in his nostril at the start of the second quarter. Backup quarterback Mitchell Trubisky briefly entered the game and completed a 32-yard pass to Joshua Palmer during Allen's absence. Despite the injury scare, Allen's quick return helped the Bills maintain momentum and eventually led to a field goal that extended their lead. Allen's durability remains critical for the Bills, who rely heavily on his performance. Overall, the incident was a temporary setback in an otherwise strong start to the season for Allen and the Bills.