Josh Allen to Wear Glove on Non-Injured Left Hand
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen will wear a glove on his non-injured left hand when the team takes on the Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC Divisional Round on Sunday.
Allen suffered a sprained UCL in his right elbow in the Bills' Week 17 win over the Chicago Bears. He is expected to play in the Divisional Round game, but the glove will help protect his injured elbow.
Allen has worn a glove on his right hand since his college days at the University of Wyoming. He began wearing the glove to protect his throwing hand from the cold weather in Laramie, Wyoming. Allen has continued to wear the glove in the NFL, even though he no longer plays in cold weather.
The glove has become a part of Allen's identity. He is one of the most recognizable players in the NFL, and the glove is a big part of his look. Allen's glove has also become a popular fashion item. Fans can purchase replica Allen gloves at the Bills' team store and online.
Allen's decision to wear a glove on his non-injured left hand is a precautionary measure. He does not want to risk further injuring his right elbow. The glove will help protect his elbow from any potential hits or bumps.
Allen is expected to be a full participant in the Bills' practice this week. He is on track to start the Divisional Round game against the Bengals.
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