I think it's kind of a good trait to have as a quarterback and it shows the team that you're

willing to go above and beyond to win a football game. And that's all I really want to do.

And like you said, I try to have as much fun as possible. And a lot of guys call me just a big

ass 13 year old and a big man's body. you know I don't take offense to that at all

I love having fun I love joking around with the guys there's not one other occupation in the

world that I'd rather be doing than this right now so I'm going to enjoy it while I do it

welcome to the next episode of What's Next with Eric Wood.

Our next guest is someone I've wanted to have on the podcast for a while now,

and that's the current starting quarterback of the Buffalo Bills, Josh Allen.

Josh was drafted by the Bills in 2018 with the seventh overall pick,

making him the highest drafted quarterback in Bill's history.

That's high expectations for a guy who only received one scholarship offer out of high school, similar to yours truly.

Josh would work his way up from the Juko ranks to play college football at the University of

Wyoming, where he'd earn his reputation as a gunslinger. That gunslinger has now spent two seasons under center in Buffalo

and has already set franchise records in rushing yards and touchdowns by a quarterback in a single

season. Today on the show, Josh and I get into several different topics, including how the

transition into the NFL was for him, his thoughts on the new additions at receiver for the

bills, what he wants to improve on personally in 2020, and much more.

Josh has such a bright future in the NFL and is one of the young stars of the game.

After this episode, you will appreciate how incredibly likable Josh is.

At the Masters in 2018, I got the chance to meet Josh prior to the

draft. And after spending the weekend with him, I knew that if the bills drafted him, there would

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