Jonathan Allen‘s pectoral injury was once deemed season-ending, but the Commanders defensive lineman still hopes to return in 2024.

Commanders defensive tackle Jonathan Allen, once feared lost for the season with a torn pectoral muscle, has not abandoned hope for a return in 2024, according to multiple sources with knowledge of the situation.

When Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jonathan Allen suffered a pectoral injury in Washington's Week 6 loss at Baltimore, almost everyone believed it would be season-ending. Allen underwent surgery, and things were quiet regarding his status.

ESPN's John Keim reports that Washington Commanders DT Jonathan Allen could make a surprise return from a torn pectoral muscle. The post Commanders Get Shocking Injury News on $72 Million Pro Bowl DT appeared first on Heavy Sports.

Jonathan Allen suffered a torn pec during the Washington Commanders' Week 6 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on October 13th. It was feared that he was lost for the season, but ESPN's John Keim reports that he has been working out at team facilities and he is trying to return by the end of the month Allen suffered the injury in a Week 6 loss at Baltimore,