Josh Allen sparks concern as Buffalo Bills star QB bleeding from his NOSE after hit by New York Jets defender

BUFFALO Bills star quarterback Josh Allen’s nose was gushing with blood after a hit by a New York Jets defensive lineman.

The reigning NFL MVP took a shot to the face in the first quarter of the team’s divisional road Week 2 game at MetLife Stadium.

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Allen’s nose was bleeding profusely as he was seen getting helped by medical doctors on the sideline[/caption]

Allen ran for no gain on a read-option play late in the first quarter.

However, the 29-year-old wasn’t on the field on the next play as backup Mitchell Trubisky was in at quarterback.

CBS’s cameras spotted Allen without his helmet as he sat on the bench, dripping with blood.

A replay showed Allen getting hit in the nose by Jets defensive end Michael Clemons on the play.

He got to his feet and signaled with his hand to the sideline that he was coming out of the game.

CBS sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson said Allen was “bleeding profusely” with medical staff surrounding him.

NFL fans were worried about Allen’s injury status after the brutal hit.

“Oh no Josh Allen down,” one wrote.

“Hope he’s good,” another commented.

“TAKE MY NOSE JOSH,” a third said.

Trubisky would complete a 32-yard pass to Joshua Palmer on his first throw of the game

Fortunately for Allen, he returned to the contest just two plays later.

The three-time Pro Bowler was seen with gauze in his nose.

Buffalo would kick a field goal to make it a 10-0 lead.

The rivalry game has been all Bills as they’ve taken a 20-3 lead heading into halftime.