Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen recently underwent surgery to repair a broken metatarsal in his foot. The injury occurred during a late December game against the Cleveland Browns. Despite playing through the injury for the remainder of the season, Allen is expected to be fully recovered in time for spring practices.

Allen's injury didn't prevent him from leading the Bills through the playoffs, but the team ultimately fell short. The surgery was anticipated, as indicated by General Manager Brandon Beane. The team is now focused on the upcoming season with a new head coach, Joe Brady, after Sean McDermott's departure.

Allen's recovery is critical for the Bills' success in the upcoming season. With the quarterback's health secured, the team can focus on integrating the new coaching staff and preparing for their next campaign. The Bills are aiming to make a deep playoff run, and Allen's performance will be central to that goal.