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S4E4: Josh Allen Summer 2025

·22 min·1 clip
Allen says he met Michael Jordan, Wayne Gretzky, and Tiger Woods in the same 12-hour stretch.
Brad Gelber opens the show and brings in Josh Allen with Ray Davis alongside him. The early banter stays playful, with jokes about a Hallmark-style moment, a clapped-at speech, and a gift mix-up before the conversation settles into an easy summer rhythm. They congratulate Allen on his special day. Allen keeps the details private, but says the day was perfect and that he would not change a thing. The hosts then pivot to the football side of the offseason. They ask about Allen's extension and about bringing back Khalil Shakir, Bernard, Benford, and Rousseau, framing it as the draft-and-develop approach the team wants to keep repeating. Allen leans into the value of continuity. He talks about what it means when a team rewards players it has developed and keeps a young core together instead of constantly starting over. The conversation then shifts to the Patricia Allen Fund. Allen describes the latest Giving Day and the 117 Holes golf event, including the push to raise money for a new ambulance that can help save children's lives. He says the foundation started in an organic way. What began with fans donating in Patricia Allen's name has grown into a fund that has now passed $10 million and supports families with bills, food, equipment, and medical tools. The hosts keep the tone respectful and easy. That gives Allen room to explain how the foundation has already helped with early cancer detection and with equipment that assists neurosurgeons in the operating room. The football talk returns near the end. Allen reflects on the team wanting to draft, develop, and bring players back, and he points to the offseason as a chance to keep building on what the team has already put in place. The final stretch turns nostalgic. He looks back on memories at the stadium, including his first start, the AFC wild card game against New England, and the strange energy of the COVID-era playoff home game against Baltimore. Allen says the team is ready to have something new and to start something new. Even so, he says the team would love to end it on a bang, which gives the whole conversation a calm but meaningful close.

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A calm Allen conversation that links offseason football with the Patricia Allen Fund.

The episode moves from Josh Allen's personal milestone into offseason football with a steady, conversational rhythm, and Brad Gelber and Ray Davis help keep it approachable.

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You get a calm Josh Allen check-in that starts with a private milestone and then turns to Buffalo's offseason core.

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