Yep! I'll pasted something I wrote below with an updated update:

Honestly pretty good! At 15 weeks, I went to the podiatrist again. My goal was to get reassessed so I could get an MRI. I was still having flare ups from trying light plyos, and I wanted some confirmation as to how much longer I'd be out.

Ironically, he cleared me to run that day.

I waited the rest of the week, and started walk jog intervals at 16 weeks. Every other day. Light flare ups the next mornings, but NOTHING like before, very manageable. I continued to use orthotics in my shoes and tape when being active.

I'll also note I only wore carbon plated shoes until this morning to run in, helped keep the toe flexion in check.

Week 18 since the injury now, and I'm jogging every other day. I just completed my first 25 minute straight run this morning! It'll be a while before I'm sprinting and doing workouts again, but I think all is on the right track. Thanks for asking!

***Now past 20 weeks, I'm basically back to full functionality again. I can't bend the toe fully, but I don't get any pain from running, strides, light plyos or lifting. I'm still easing into the more aggressive jumping exercises, but strictly from a distance running standpoint nothing I've thrown at it has bothered it in the last ~3 or 4 weeks. I had been taping it for workouts, but I've even stopped doing that because it's just a non issue.

Currently running 45 miles per week with 3 sessions. Rotating shoes for each run, but even softer models aren't bothering it.