Josh Allen Fully Recovered, Ready for Bills Offseason

It's March 31st.

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Buffalo Bill's quarterback Josh Allen is set to be fully healthy for the team's off-season

workouts starting April 21st.

General manager Brandon Bean gave the green light, saying Allen's foot injury from late

last season is basically behind him now.

The break happened in Week 16 against the Cleveland Browns, but Allen gutted it out, starting

every game left on the schedule without missing a beat.

Even banged up, he balled out in the playoffs, hitting over 70% of his passes for four

touchdowns, plus nearly a hundred rushing yards and two scores on the ground.

Coaches like Joe Brady called him, built different for pushing through the pain.

Medical staff and the surgeon have cleared him as on track, with regular check-ins confirming

he's ready to hit the field full throttle come April.

Los fans can breathe easy.

Allen's already hyped to mesh with new weapons and kick off this fresh chapter strong.