Bills' Josh Allen to Wear Clear Visor After Nose Injury, Jokes He's 3rd Bosa Brother

After taking a shot to the face and exiting Sunday's game because of a bruised nose, Buffalo Bills quarterback expects to wear a clear visor for protection on Thursday against the Miami Dolphins.

Allen brushed off the nose injury and joked that he's the "third Bosa brother."

"A little bruised up but we're good… I'm the third Bosa brother," Allen told reporters.

Allen attempted to scramble on a 2nd-and-7 in the first quarter of the Bills' matchup against the New York Jets on Sunday, and a hand hit his nose when he was being tackled.

It led to a bloody nose for the reigning MVP, and he briefly exited and was replaced by Mitch Trubisky. He returned after just two plays and led Buffalo to a 30-10 win to improve to 2-0.

"Pulled it when I probably should have handed it off," Allen told reporters after the game. "I tried to throw it, and I saw him push, decided to tuck it. I don't know what hit me. It was a knee, it was a hand, it was somebody, helmet. It just kind of came down right on the bridge of my nose and just started leaking."

Wearing a visor won't be a first for Allen, as he mentioned that he wore one in college at Wyoming. Dom Tibbetts of WKBW in Buffalo noted that Allen has worn a visor in practice over the years.

The Bills started their season off with a comeback win against the Baltimore Ravens, where Allen threw for 394 yards and recorded four total touchdowns. After getting past New York on Sunday, Buffalo will look to take down another AFC East foe on Thursday when it faces the struggling Dolphins.