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With Josh Allen who is in front of the season finale, accounts focus on competition in safety, recipient

The Buffalo Bills are taking a cautious approach with their star quarterback Josh Allen, as they have decided to rest him for the final preseason game in order to preserve him for the regular season. This decision comes after Allen has been the MVP of the NFL for the past two seasons.

Coach Sean McDermott made it clear that Allen will not be playing in the upcoming game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, emphasizing the importance of protecting him and the team as a whole. While some may question this decision, McDermott is confident that Allen is on track and in good shape for the upcoming season.

This marks the first time in Allen’s career that he will not be playing in a preseason game, aside from the disrupted 2020 season due to COVID-19. However, McDermott is not worried as Allen has had ample time with the starters during joint practices and training camp.

Despite Allen’s absence, there are still some uncertainties on the team, particularly in the safety position opposite Taylor Rapp and the depth chart at receiver. Second-year safety Cole Bishop is vying for the starting job against Damar Hamlin, but has faced setbacks due to injuries.

In terms of the receiver depth, injuries have complicated the competition for the remaining spots on the roster. While the top three spots are secure, players like Curtis Samuel, Elia Moore, and Laviska Shenault are fighting for a place on the team.

Overall, McDermott is confident in the team’s depth and ability to overcome any challenges that may arise. As the regular season approaches, the Bills are focused on fine-tuning their roster and gearing up for a successful campaign.

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In other news, McDermott hinted that some starters may also sit out the final preseason game, while former Bills receiver Gabe Davis is seeking a new team after being released by the Jacksonville Jaguars. Additionally, the team is monitoring the status of starting cornerback Tre’davious White, who suffered an apparent leg injury in practice.

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