Jaguars DE Josh Allen Leaves First Half With Shoulder Injury

The rookie defensive end has a stinger after colliding with Calais Campbell.

Jacksonville Jaguars rookie defensive end Josh Allen had to exit the game and head to the locker room late in the second quarter of Jacksonville's game vs. the Oakland Raiders due to a shoulder injury. 

On a replay, Allen could be seen colliding with teammate Calais Campbell. Allen was favoring his right shoulder after walking off of the field and while being led to the locker room. 

The team later said Allen sustained a stinger and would be questionable to return to the game.

INJURY UPDATE:@Jaguars defensive end Josh Allen has a shoulder injury (stinger) and is questionable to return.

— Tad Dickman (@TDickman89) December 15, 2019

Allen was having a good game for the Jaguars (4-9) before leaving with the injury. He collected three tackles and one sack in his first few series on the field. The sack gives him 10 sacks on the season, putting him in rare company. He is also now only the seventh Jaguars player to get double-digit sacks in a season.

STAT CHANGE: full sack has now been credited to DE @JoshAllen41_, which increases his season total to 10.0.

Allen joins Bradley Chubb & Myles Garrett as only players over the last 8 seasons to post 10+ sacks and 2+ forced fumbles through a player’s first 14 career games.

— Tad Dickman (@TDickman89) December 15, 2019

UPDATE: Josh Allen has returned to the game to start the fourth quarter. Is on the field with Jacksonville's defense.