Following a foot surgery on Monday, Josh Allen expects a swift recovery, aiming to be back for OTAs. The Buffalo Bills quarterback revealed the procedure addressed a broken bone, an injury aggravated during the season. Allen's recovery timeline is positive, despite the disappointment of the Bills' playoff exit and Sean McDermott’s departure.

Allen's injury stems from a Week 16 game. The Bills’ season ended in a divisional-round loss to the Denver Broncos, leading to significant changes within the organization. Allen also expressed his disappointment about the season's end, highlighting his responsibility for the loss and emphasizing his commitment to improving as a player and leader for the team.

Allen is optimistic about the future under new head coach Joe Brady. He participated in the coaching interview process, taking valuable lessons. Allen is focused on working with Brady to improve and achieve the Super Bowl victory. The quarterback is also looking forward to becoming a father.

Allen's injury is a setback, but the expected quick return suggests the Bills are prioritizing his health. The team is looking to build on recent success, and Allen's leadership will be vital. With a new coaching staff in place, the Bills aim to compete for a championship in the upcoming season.