Josh Allen Announces He Will No Longer Attend NFL Award Ceremonies — “I’m Done Chasing Personal Glory”
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In a powerful declaration that perfectly reflects the soul of Buffalo, Josh Allen, the heart and leader of the Buffalo Bills, announced he will
After practice at Highmark Stadium, Allen spoke with conviction about where his priorities now stand.
Allen’s statement comes amid one of the strongest starts of his career. Through five weeks of the 2025 season, he’s averaging 290.2 passing yards, 1.8 passing touchdowns, 0.6 interceptions
In Week 1
Offensive coordinator Joe Brady called Allen “the dual-threat king — a rare mix of power, precision, and leadership who lifts everyone around him.” And the numbers back it up: Allen currently
Still, Allen’s focus isn’t on headlines or hype. He’s battled through a
“Stats fade. Awards fade. But bringing a championship to this city — that lasts forever,” Allen said, his voice steady but passionate. “That’s what drives me now. Not the cameras, not the speeches — just the grind, the brotherhood, and that moment when we lift the trophy together.”
At 4–1, the Bills sit firmly in the AFC’s upper tier, and oddsmakers at FanDuel list Allen as the MVP favorite (-150). Yet for the quarterback who’s redefined what it means to lead in Buffalo,
As one fan wrote online, “He’s not just our quarterback — he’s the soul of this city.”
And as Allen himself made clear,