Josh Allen Explains His Hilarious "Milk Check" To Capitalize On Defensive Mismatches | Pat McAfee

Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes need 35 touchdown passes to become the first players with at least 35 touchdown passes in four consecutive seasons. Congratulations to these guys. Josh Allen said over 35 and three can say no. He would never have guessed it. I remember. In the first two years you would say no and then immediately after that he became very good, very fast and there's actually a reason why it's because when he's scouting the defense he's not looking, you just know what the scheme is, yeah , is not searching. what's the coverage for, you're trying to learn about the personnel, you're trying to figure out who to attack, who not to attack, this is coming from the bursting podcast with the guys that filmed during the college tight end on Will Compton, obviously , an NFL legend on the

defensive

side of the ball linebacker in Taylor, the one who starts to dive into a conversation about Josh Allen and his brain when he looks at a defense, you know what we call it, what a

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we'd give him home ,

milk

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, what is the

milk

check?

You're a two percenter brother, but I love that milk check, no you'll be AI, hey we got a white linebacker out there, let's do a double move, no you got checks like that, just look around and says milk. I think white people don't belong. the NFL, oh, okay, look how I'm oriented here, no, I mean, I don't think so, then you guys have to stop, yes, yes, Milano, he's Italian, he's the difference, he's not white, it's an honor being on the field and you're like the only Caucasian out there. There has to happen a lot more when you're on defense, yeah, yeah, yeah, and when it shows and the guys are like, hey, you know you're the only white guy here and I'm like, trust me.

I've noticed all the time that I've been waiting for someone else, what are you guys? So yeah, Josh Allen doesn't like white guys on the field. No, I love them, they're actually easy, yeah, yeah, theme, so I love that, uh, because it probably looked. on Cole Beasley, okay, he lined up with his linebacker and said milk check to Cole Beasley, and Cole Beasley and Josh Allen know we got a slow, sloppy target, right, yeah, okay, let's go ahead and shake 'em, master , I love everything about it and there are multiple different locker rooms in there talking so it's really just letting people know and it's those types of conversations that really open up boundaries in friendships and open relationships whenever you're able to make fun of and make fun of others people without being afraid brings people together, you know, it absolutely brings people together and everyone hears the Mantra that we hope that one day the NFL locker room will be a representation of what the entire society is and I think we are certainly getting there and I think we're certainly coming together and improving a lot as one and I think there are a lot of little differences that people have that they hold onto for too long and ruin relationships in the locker room.

I don't agree with people on a lot of things and it's like, hey, no, hey, we don't have time because if you don't block your guy, they'll decapitate me, yeah, so we gotta get in here, we gotta move. and those conversations are amazing, but Josh Allen Patrick Mahomes talks about Pace setting an AFC record, you have an AFC team, you have two quarterbacks at the top and then you add Joe Burrow who is about to break him to Dan Marino, you have three. quarterbacks in addition to setting all-time NFL records, much good luck to the AFC foreign team