Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen was spotted at “Tight End University” last week. It was previously confirmed that Allen would help out by throwing to players during the event.
Last offseason, NFL All-Pro tight ends George Kittle and Travis Kelce joined with the retired Greg Olsen to create the concept. It’s a spinoff of something Buffalo’s Von Miller created for pass rushers years ago, his “pass rush summit.”
Bills tight end Dawson Knox was at the first one and so was his new teammate in OJ Howard. Knox is making it two-for-two and he already announced he’d be there in 2022.
Now we have visual confirmation that Allen was taking part.
The video below surfaced showing Allen on the sidelines with a couple of other QBs that joined in. Zach Wilson, starter for the New York Jets, is the one on the outside:
QBs at Tight End U: Josh Allen, Zach Wilson and former 49er C.J. Beathard pic.twitter.com/qKXsZSoZxu
— David Lombardi (@LombardiHimself) June 23, 2022
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