Buffalo Bills Center Clears Concussion Protocol

The Buffalo Bills are one of the NFL's best teams in 2022, and currently sitting in first place in the AFC, they appear primed and ready to finally make a run at the Super Bowl, and if they intend to do so, they'll need to be healthy come playoff time.

That's been a major struggle for them thus far in 2022, but lately, they've been getting some great news, and Thursday was no exception, as Pro Bowl centre Mitch Morse officially cleared the NFL's concussion protocol, and will be available to return in the Week 17 matchup against the red-hot Cincinnati Bengals.

Stefon Diggs won't practice Thursday, Mitch Morse clears concussion protocol. https://t.co/wiIGpNxxk7

— ProFootballTalk (@ProFootballTalk) December 29, 2022

The 30-year old veteran has played in 104 games in his career, and has been a valuable piece for both Kansas City and Buffalo over that time, and if they are to make a deep run, he, along with the rest of the offensive line will need to do a great job at protecting Josh Allen.

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