Great SI article on Josh Allen

[Rubes]

What Josh Allen Is Doing to Get the Bills That Elusive Super Bowl Win

 

Good interview with Allen. Nothing too shocking, just a nice inside look at some of the ways he's approaching the middle of his career.

 

Nice quote, too. Interesting about Kincaid:

 

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There was a play last year against the Colts in Week 10. With 16 seconds left in the first quarter, Buffalo was up 10–3, facing third-and-3 at the Indy 28. At the snap, Allen opened up to his right and looked to Curtis Samuel in the flat, saw him covered, and found a wide-open Dalton Kincaid streaking down the seam wide open.

 

Allen’s eyes got wide, and he put too much on the ball, sailing it way over Kincaid’s head. While the Bills went for it, and failed to convert on fourth down, and Indy wound up taking a 13–10 lead, Buffalo took control by halftime and cruised to a 30–20 win.

 

For most guys, it’d be a forgotten play in an MVP season. For Allen, it wasn’t.

 

“It would’ve been a laugher,” says Allen, implying Kincaid had an easy touchdown (which he did). “And I feel so bad, because I missed Dalton more than anyone last year, and I wish people would see that and say Josh needs to be better for Dalton, not the other way around. He’s such a stud; I’ve got so much faith in him. But, again, I’m still trying to get better.”

 

 

[machine gun kelly]

Rubes, thanks as that was a nice article, and gives a little insight into josh.

[Dukestreetking]

Thanks, actually quite a nice piece.

 

For our amateur nutritionists on the board (incl myself)--who have been banging away at what he's eating--note the following:
 

Allen also hired a chef to make meals for him two nights a week, and he’s cut back on sugar and dairy—“That’s still a process,” he says, “I’m learning about and getting into what’s better for my body.”

 

Ok, so he's (they) got multi-millions, and honestly should have FT personal chef and nutritionist. So, he's clearly not "There" yet, but it's definitely better than where he was, say, in the first few years.

[The Jokeman]

1 hour ago, Dukestreetking said:

Thanks, actually quite a nice piece.

 

For our amateur nutritionists on the board (incl myself)--who have been banging away at what he's eating--note the following:
 

Allen also hired a chef to make meals for him two nights a week, and he’s cut back on sugar and dairy—“That’s still a process,” he says, “I’m learning about and getting into what’s better for my body.”

 

Ok, so he's (they) got multi-millions, and honestly should have FT personal chef and nutritionist. So, he's clearly not "There" yet, but it's definitely better than where he was, say, in the first few years.

This might be where Hailee could be considered better than Brittany.