Josh Allen is unafraid to play football, and Tom Brady has noticed. If Allen can run for a few more yards, he’ll knock defenders down. This style of play is exciting, sometimes helpful, but also dangerous.
Whether you run or not, the number of hits increases in the NFL. Allen runs and Brady warns him about it. In “Let’s go!” ” In the podcast, the retired NFL quarterback said Allen may need to take some precautions:
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“Because he runs the ball so much, I think sometimes he gets used to it and he wants to run the ball because he knows he can get yards. There’s a lot of confidence in that.”
He believes the Buffalo Bills star is putting himself in danger on those runs. If that were the case, it would only take one strike to seriously injure Eren. Brady hopes Allen realizes this.
The former New England Patriots standout also said:
“I was happy to see Josh save those very special moments and special occasions to run the ball instead of just running the ball six minutes into the second and sixth.”
I add a huge compliment to his warning:
“It’s not that he shouldn’t run, but when he runs, f**king slide and make sure no one hits you because I don’t want to see him get hurt and I want to see him out there playing every week. Because he’s a super handsome stud.”
The former Tampa Bay Buccaneers star admitted Allen can do things Brady can’t. He also knows that this brings risks, and he does not want to see Allen stop playing early due to injury:
“He can do a lot of things that I couldn’t do before, but at the same time, I’d like to see him play another 10 to 12 years and really see how he maximizes his potential because he loves the game.”
Brady hopes to see the game in good hands now that he’s gone. He believes Josh Allen is a part of that and wants to see him extend his career as long as possible.
Josh Allen responds to Tom Brady’s warning
Tom Brady warned Josh Allen about the dangers of running the football and seeking contact as a quarterback. Allen heard the warning, but it doesn’t look like he’s going to change much.
He said:
“I’m not saying he’s wrong. But you can get hurt in the pocket just as much as you can get hurt out of the pocket. That’s my only warning about it.”
It looks like Allen will continue to play the game his way, risking his body for the good of the team.