NFL and NFLPA Confirm Proper Concussion Protocol for Josh Allen

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was cleared to return to play after a thorough concussion evaluation during a game against the Houston Texans.

The NFL and NFLPA jointly stated that all concussion protocol steps were followed for Josh Allen during the Bills' game against the Texans.
Allen was evaluated after a fourth-quarter hit that caused his head to hit the ground, but he did not lose consciousness.
Despite concerns over the quick return, the protocol only required an initial concussion screening, which was completed in the medical tent.
Allen returned to the game after missing one play and later led the Bills to a game-tying field goal, though they ultimately lost 23-20.
Allen, listed with ankle and hand injuries, has been a full participant in practice and is expected to play in the upcoming game against the Jets.