Josh Allen has already moved on from his Most Valuable Player Award. The Buffalo Bills quarterback won the award in February, narrowly beating out Lamar Jackson.
During a recent interview with CBS, Allen was asked about the impact of winning the MVP. He emphasized the importance of focusing on team improvement rather than individual accolades.
Allen expressed a sentiment similar to golfer Scottie Scheffler, who recently spoke about the transient nature of success in sports. Allen acknowledged the fleeting nature of achievements like the MVP Award and emphasized his commitment to helping the team succeed.
Looking ahead, Allen’s primary goal is to help the Buffalo Bills win football games. The upcoming season presents an opportunity for Allen to chase a Super Bowl ring, with the journey set to begin on September 7.
