#17 Josh Allen
Position: QB
Height/Weight: 6’5”/237 lbs.
Age: 24
College: Wyoming
Year joined Bills: 2018
Acquired: 1st round draft selection
College Injuries:
2015:
Right collarbone fracture, season ending, missed 10 games
2017:
Right shoulder injury, likely separated shoulder, missed 2 games
Pro Injuries:
2018:
Right Grade 2 UCL elbow sprain Week 5, missed 4 games
2019:
Concussion Week 4, missed 0 games
Left-Hand Injury Week 5, missed 0 games
Left ankle sprain Week 14, missed 0 games
Right ankle injury following playoff loss
General links:
Josh Allen collegiate right collarbone fracture
Josh Allen collegiate shoulder injury
2020 Bills Training Camp Injury Preview- Quarterback
2019 Buffalo Bills Injury Preview- Quarterbacks
Josh Allen’s Elbow Injury
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Author: Dr. Trimble
My name is Dr. Kyle Trimble and I am, first and foremost, a Buffalo Bills fan!! When I am not cheering on the Buffalo Bills, I am a Physical Therapist. To give a background on myself; I was born and raised in Erie, PA, moved to Buffalo in 2006 to begin my studies at D'Youville College towards becoming a Physical Therapist at which time I became a devoted Buffalo Bills fan. I graduated in 2013 with my Doctorate in Physical Therapy and moved home for several years. Moving back to the Buffalo area in 2016, I have gained extensive experience in outpatient orthopedics, skilled nursing, acute care hospital, and home care. Having obtained a significant wealth of knowledge that continues to grow, along with a undying fandom of the Bills, puts me in the unique position to educate my fellow fans about our great team.
I am currently an injury spotter working with Dr. David Chao, Orthopedic Surgeon @ProFootballDoc based out of San Diego. In this role, I provide real time updates regarding injuries during the game. I hope you enjoy what I publish and I welcome any comments or questions you may have.
Disclaimer: My opinions are my own. Any thoughts I have on the injuries is based on media reports, my knowledge of the injury, and speculation based on the information currently available.
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