Josh Allen active but Bills down 3 defensive starters against Vikings
Josh Allen is officially active and so is linebacker Tremaine Edmunds, who was questionable for Buffalo Bills ahead of Sunday's noon kickoff against the Minnesota Vikings.
But the plot has thickened some with Adam Schefter reporting that Allen was not spotted on the field during pregame warmups.
Josh Allen is active but he was not spotted on the field during pre-game warmups.
— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) November 13, 2022
Seven players are inactive for the Bills, including starting safety Jordan Poyer, starting defensive end Greg Rousseau and starting cornerback Tre'Davious White.
Today's inactives. #MINvsBUF pic.twitter.com/FqwfNZ3UyK
— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) November 13, 2022
The Vikings will be fully healthy with the exception of two defensive starters, cornerback Cam Dantzler and defensive tackle Dalvin Tomlinson. Dantzler was placed on injured reserve Saturday and will miss at least four games. Tomlinson is inactive for a second consecutive game and is considered week-to-week.
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