Josh Allen, who turned 30 in May and remains in his prime, expressed concerns about players becoming journalists and saying things they previously disliked hearing. The Bills quarterback noted that while he would consider broadcasting, he wants to avoid the 'murky' area where former players criticize aspects of the game they once experienced firsthand.
Allen's experience and knowledge would likely serve him well in a broadcasting role, where he could provide analysis without crossing into unfair criticism. The eight-year NFL veteran acknowledged that 40 will arrive quickly, prompting consideration of life after football. newsindata.com
