Josh Allen interview - NFL on NBC

[JerseyBills]

Good listen , I love this dude. 

 

 

 

[eSJayDee]

Thanks.  That guy (Michael Smith?) was/is a good interviewer.  Don't think I've seen him before.

[Draconator]

Just now, Ya Digg? said:

What is he doing?? Why is he giving interviews before such an important game? Clearly he’s not even focused if he’s doing something like this!! Rawr, anger anger anger…(am I doing this right? Some of y’all know how to react ridiculously angry to stuff like this, just wanna make sure I’m doing it correctly 😬😬)

[Process]

 

[KingBoots8]

Firstly: was a great interview. 

 
Most Importantly, however, is that thesis. Still got work to do, but I hope to see it published. Let’s friggin go.

[Saxum]

1 hour ago, JerseyBills said:

Good listen , I love this dude. 

 

 

 

 

Posted elsewhere but because it is is at start of thread more may see it.

[fergie's ire]

28 minutes ago, eSJayDee said:

Thanks.  That guy (Michael Smith?) was/is a good interviewer.  Don't think I've seen him before.

Used to be on ESPN.  Hosted "His and Hers" with Jamele Hill and then those two hosted "The Six."

[SoonerBillsFan]

" I feel like I could have done more",was his theme throughout the Interview.  That's a true leader.

[Simstim]

That was a good interview. Got Josh thinking in different ways to most.

 

Intresting stuff about his leadership. Someone (people? Brady?) must have made it clear to him that he is better trying to be true to himself than changing his leadership style. The days of low positive are thankfully long gone.

 

Also, Michael Smith might have the single most mellifluous, liquid smooth deep baritone that I have heard in years. Delicious.

[Saxum]

2 minutes ago, Simstim said:

Also, Michael Smith might have the single most mellifluous, liquid smooth deep baritone that I have heard in years. Delicious.

 

I was wondering if he sang jazz. Unfortunately Michael Smith is too common name to search effectively.

There used to be a Smooth Jazz station I loved in DC area but it is gone.

[JohnNord]

That was a really good interview.  I have to say Josh seems pretty relaxed and positive.

[Warcodered]

1 hour ago, KingBoots8 said:

Firstly: was a great interview. 

 
Most Importantly, however, is that thesis. Still got work to do, but I hope to see it published. Let’s friggin go.

 

[strive_for_five_guy]

52 minutes ago, Simstim said:

That was a good interview. Got Josh thinking in different ways to most.

 

Intresting stuff about his leadership. Someone (people? Brady?) must have made it clear to him that he is better trying to be true to himself than changing his leadership style. The days of low positive are thankfully long gone.

 

Also, Michael Smith might have the single most mellifluous, liquid smooth deep baritone that I have heard in years. Delicious.

Josh just needed a fresh cut, all is right in the world now.

[strive_for_five_guy]

Hard to watch that whole thing and not think this team is going to the Super Bowl.  Josh as confident as I ever remember.

Edited December 23, 2023 by strive_for_five_guy

[Haslett_Stomp]

Thanks for posting OP, that was a fantastic interview.

[Tim Tindale]

25 minutes ago, strive_for_five_guy said:

Hard to watch that whole thing and not think this team is going to the Super Bowl.  Josh as confident as I ever remember.

He had that knowing smirk throughout the interview.  The one that Brady had and I’d think “sh*t, they are going to win it all (again).”

Edited December 23, 2023 by Tim Tindale

[Draconator]

Really great interview. 

[BigDingus]

Good interview! It sucks knowing Josh hears all that "turnover machine" noise, but we already knew that he's aware of the media/fan discussions. I posted these stats in a comment under this interview, but here they are again:

 

Allen: 37 TDs / 17 turnovers

Hurts: 33 TDs / 17 turnovers

Mahomes: 25 TDs / 15 turnovers

Tua: 25 TDs / 15 turnovers

Lawrence: 22 TDs / 16 turnovers

Lamar: 22 TDs / 13 turnovers

 

Any coach in the league would take 2 more turnovers in exchange for 12 more TDs, so people need to have some perspective. Purdy & Dak are the only 2 that really stand out though.

 

Purdy: 31 TDs / 9 turnovers

Dak: 30 TDs / 8 turnovers

 

If the Bills didn't choke to the Pats, have 12 men on the field vs the Broncos, & didn't allow 24 points in the 4th/OT vs the Eagles, the Bills being at 11-3 or even 10-4 would likely have Josh as an MVP frontrunner right now 🥺

[Man with No Name]

Michael Smith was on ESPN for LOOONG time. was always on around the horn way back in the day. 15 years?