The Buffalo Bills' general manager earned a promotion despite a somewhat dismal draft history

Had the Buffalo Bills pulled off an overtime victory over the Denver Broncos over the weekend—Denver won 33-30 after a series of controversial plays in the extra period—who knows how healthy quarterback Josh Allen would have been for the AFC Championship Game this weekend.

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen dealt with multiple injuries during the 2025 regular season and playoffs. In his year-end press conference, general manager Brandon Beane said Allen will be good to go for OTAs but could have something done to help fix his injured foot.

Bills GM Brandon Beane said Josh Allen may need surgery on a nagging right foot injury, but the procedure would not impact OTAs.

On Wednesday, Buffalo Bills owner Terry Pegula and the President of Football Operations/General Manager Brandon Beane held a press conference to discuss the departure of head coach Sean McDermott.There was plenty to discuss after the press conference ended,

Fans will hear directly from Bills quarterback Josh Allen following the Terry Pegula and Brandon. Beane's viral press conference.

From Josh Allen sobbing to disagreement over Keon Coleman, here were surprising moments from the Bills press conference about Sean McDermott's firing.

Bills GM Brandon Beane reveals Josh Allen may need a foot procedure this offseason but expects him healthy for OTAs.

Here is more on why the Bills chose to fire Sean McDermott, but retained GM Brandon Beane.

As the Buffalo Bills begin their search for a new head coach after Sean McDermott’s exit, one subplot has surprisingly taken center stage: how much say Josh Allen should actually have in this decision.