Bills QB Josh Allen addressed speculation about a knee injury after Thursday’s practice and is not blaming his recent lack of scrambling production on an injury. Allen has 13 carries for 22 yards combined over the last two games against the Chargers and Patriots, including five carries for four yards in Sunday’s Week 4 loss to New England, and appeared to pass up clear scrambling opportunities in both games.
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