With reigning MVP Josh Allen sitting out Saturday's preseason opener against the New York Giants, the Buffalo Bills handed the reins to reserve quarterback Mitch Trubisky to start the game. The 30-year-old performed well in a 34-25 loss in the first half,

The Bills will sit Josh Allen out on Saturday against the Giants. Mitchell Trubisky will start at QB. Trubisky will be joined by the rest of Buffalo's healthy starters. “Josh will not play this week," head coach Sean McDermott told reporters on Thursday. "The starters, the ones, will play give or take one quarter, and then it’ll flow from there."

The Buffalo Bills don’t need to worry about finding their starting quarterback. That’s a nice place to be in the NFL, as any team with an elite starter at the game’s most important position is a threat to win the Super Bowl each year.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Mike White gets ready to throw to a receiver with fellow back ups quarterback Mitchell Trubisky and quarterback Shane Buechele waiting their turn to rotate through during the Buffalo Bills training camp at St.