There has been much discussion regarding Josh Allen’s injured foot as the Buffalo Bills approach their Wild-Card matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars this weekend. Some have claimed Allen is dealing with a fracture. Others believe his ailment is simply a product of wear and tear developed throughout the course of a rigorous NFL season.

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The Chargers' playoff berth earned Allen $750,000. More specifically, he earned $250,000 at each of the 40-, 50-, and 60-reception thresholds once the Chargers reached the postseason. Allen receives another $250,000 for the Chargers playing in the divisional round with at least 40 receptions and $250,000 for each additional round they advance.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has every opportunity to control Sunday's playoff game against the Jacksonville Jaguars

The Texans are unlikely to turn this into a shootout, and the Steelers have Hall-of-Famers as far as the eye can see. That includes at quarterback, on the sideline, and along the defensive line. They stared down playoff death the past two weeks and have been rewarded with the return of their only truly viable offensive weapon,

Allen's modern rivals are sitting out this postseason, while the next young wave of QBs may be too green to win it all. The time, then, is now

While the Bills feature the NFL's top-ranked rushing attack, Jacksonville has defended the run better than anyone. With running back James Cook facing a stiff challenge, Buffalo could look to use its run game personnel in pass-catching roles.