Josh Allen Discloses Foot Injury Details as Bills Quarterback
In a recent development for the Buffalo Bills, quarterback Josh Allen has revealed details about a significant foot injury he sustained during the last part of the regular season. Appearing at new head coach Joe Brady’s press conference on crutches and in a walking boot, Allen confirmed rumors that he had been playing through discomfort.
Injury Details and Recovery Timeline
During a media session following Brady’s introductory press conference, Allen disclosed that he had a broken bone in his right foot. This injury occurred during the Bills’ Week 16 victory against the Cleveland Browns on December 21, 2025. Despite his injury, Allen continued to play but underwent a surgical procedure recently, specifically for a fifth metatarsal avulsion.
- Injury Date: December 21, 2025
- Type of Injury: Broken bone in right foot (fifth metatarsal avulsion)
- Recovery Time: 8-10 weeks
Impact on the Season
Allen’s injury first occurred before halftime during the game against Cleveland, where he was seen limping to the locker room without a cleat on his right foot. Remarkably, he returned for the second half without missing any playing time, except for Week 18 when the starters were rested against the New York Jets.
Despite the pain he endured during the weeks following the injury, Allen maintained a positive attitude. In a light-hearted moment during an interview with Pat McAfee, he jokingly stated, “I honestly could play on Sunday if we needed me to.” His commitment to the team was evident as he expressed willingness to continue playing if the Bills remained in the playoffs.
Looking Ahead
As Allen focuses on his recovery, he is expected to be ready for the Bills’ offseason workout program. With the projected recovery time of 8-10 weeks from his surgery, fans can remain optimistic about his availability for the upcoming 2026 season.
