Josh Allen’s shoulder will be a topic of conversation, but he already said he’ll play through the pain.

The story went on to say it may impact his ability to run and take hits, but Allen said it won’t limit him much given it’s his non-throwing shoulder. Allen looked good when he got into the facility Monday morning, the story added.

Quarterback Josh Allen’s play has been a big reason for the Bills’ undefeated start to the season, so there was reason to worry when he went to the locker room after coming down hard on his left shoulder in the first half of the game.

“It’s good,” Allen said, via Sal Maiorana of the Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. “I just landed it on it a little funky, but it’s just the left shoulder, it’s not the right one, thank God. It’ll be all right, it’s no big deal, I played through the pain and we’ll get some treatment on it this week, but it shouldn’t inhibit anything.”

Allen’s absence turned out to be a brief one. He returned to action and powered the team to a 4-0 record with two touchdown passes and a touchdown run in the 30-23 win over the Raiders. Allen said he doesn’t think it will hinder his preparation for this week.

The addition of Stefon Diggs along with rookies Gabriel Davis and running back Zack Moss give the Bills even more options in the screen game. Dawson Knox also caught a screen pass Sunday. It was clearly a point of emphasis in training camp, and now Buffalo has a new wrinkle for its offense. It’s particularly useful when going against a defense like the Jets, coached by Gregg Williams, who loves to blitz.

Related players: Josh Allen

The story went on to say the following: If it looked like the Bills were sticking with shorter passes, the numbers back that up. Allen had an average of 5.5 air yards on his completions, which was right around the middle of the league’s top performers this week. He also attempted only four passes that traveled 20 or more yards in the air. The good news is Allen completed three of those passes after being one of the league’s worst passers in that range a year ago. It’s a small sample size, but promising nonetheless. Of Allen’s 46 passing attempts, 12 of them were thrown at or behind the line of scrimmage. Only Aaron Rogers and Kyler Murray attempted more such passes.

The first thing that stands out about Stefon Diggs is the on-field ability. He makes effortless cuts and finds separation even on the shortest routes and exploits the different looks the defense gives him. If the offensive line gives Josh Allen enough time to operate, Diggs usually finds a way to uncover from the defense.

Diggs caught 9 of Allen's 15 completed passes during a stretch Tuesday, the story said. The story said there seems to be a constant dialogue between Diggs and Allen as they continue to build their chemistry. Diggs praises Allen publicly when he throws with anticipation and he brings an intensity the offense lacked for much of 2019.

According to The Athletic, Buffalo Bills offseason acquisition Stefon Diggs has shown outstanding on-field rapport with quarterback Josh Allen.

Stefon Diggs moving to the Buffalo Bills to play with Josh Allen has caused some trepidation, but reports like these should help to ease those concerns. Allen was able to coax career highs in receptions and receiving yards from John Brown, and should have no problem getting the ball to a dominant route runner like Stefon Diggs. The Bills should be more than willing to open up the playbook now that they have a legitimate wide receiver room. Stefon Diggs is currently 23rd in our wide receiver rankings for the 2020 season.

Sean McDermott said the majority of the Bills' players will practice and play this week but not all of them. Josh Allen will play.

Related players: Matt Barkley

Fairburn added that Barkley could see some time in the game at QB, but McDermott added not every player is going to play the same. McDermott said he feels it's the right thing to do for the team in this situation. The Bills are locked into the fifth seed.