Josh Allen’s Foot Procedure Won’t Affect Offseason Availability

The Buffalo Bills are gearing up for their offseason, and quarterback Josh Allen is at the center of attention due to recent injuries. Last week, he was documented with three injuries, including a right foot issue sustained late in the regular season. Despite this injury, Allen’s performance in games remained unimpeded.

Injury Details and Recovery

Josh Allen’s right foot injury raised concerns about his upcoming offseason. Although it affected his practice time, he did not miss any games. General Manager Brandon Beane mentioned in a Wednesday press conference that Allen might require a medical procedure to fully address the foot injury.

Expected Offseason Availability

Beane reassured fans that any necessary procedure will not hinder Allen’s participation in Organized Team Activities (OTAs) during the team’s spring workouts. This news is crucial for the Bills as they plan for the next season.

Additional Injury Concerns

In addition to the foot injury, Allen was also listed with knee and finger injuries heading into the game against the Denver Broncos. He performed impressively by completing 25 out of 39 pass attempts for 283 yards. However, he faced challenges, recording two interceptions and losing two fumbles during the match.

Performance Statistics Against the Broncos

As the Bills prepare for the offseason, managing Allen’s injuries will be pivotal. The franchise looks forward to a healthy start to ensure a strong performance in the next season.