In an interview with CNBC Sport, Josh Allen expressed his openness to a post-NFL career in broadcasting, similar to other former quarterbacks like Tom Brady and Drew Brees. However, he remains cautious about the critical nature of broadcasting, particularly the potential for unfair judgments about players based on limited information.
Allen's concerns echo those of Joe Montana, who previously noted the difficulties of making accurate assessments from a broadcaster's perspective. While Allen is contemplating this career path, he is also actively pursuing business ventures, including a recent partnership with Natrol, a drug-free sleep aid brand.
The broadcasting field offers significant financial rewards, as evidenced by Brady's reported 10-year, $375 million deal with Fox. Allen's dual focus on broadcasting and business opportunities illustrates the evolving landscape for NFL players post-retirement, where they can leverage their fame and expertise in various ways