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Bills center Mitch Morse clears concussion protocol

After practicing all week, Morse found out on Thursday he is out of the concussion protocol.

Credit: AP

FILE - In this June 11, 2019 file photo, Buffalo Bills offensive linemen Mitch Morse (60) runs drills during an NFL football team practice in Orchard Park N.Y. Buffalo’s roster features a collection of draft picks, including quarterback Josh Allen and middle linebacker Tremaine Edmunds, each entering their second seasons. And the foundation has been supported by this past offseason's free-agency haul of about 20 additions _ a majority brought in to improve a patchwork offense and spur Allen's development. (AP Photo/Jeffrey T. Barnes)

ORCHARD PARK, New York — Bills center Mitch Morse suffered a concussion on July 27th when the pads went on for the first time during training camp.

On Thursday the Bills got some good news when it comes to the anchor of their offensive line as Morse cleared the concussion protocol.

Morse was practicing all week but was still considered in the protocol. They officially got the news before the team's fourth preseason game against the Vikings.

"He's progressing well, obviously he was in the protocol so that's kind of a different bucket there and I know he was happy when I saw him this afternoon that everything got cleared," head coach Sean McDermott said after the game.

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