Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen finally got the better of NFL legend Tom Brady, even if it wasn’t on the football field.
For the first time in his career, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen finally got the one-up on NFL legend Tom Brady.
Granted, said win didn’t come in football, but any victory is worth celebrating. Both Allen and Brady competed at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am 2024 Golf Tournament in California this weekend, with the former emerging victorious. As of Saturday, Allen and professional golfer Keith Mitchell, finished tied for sixth at -14, while Brady and former PGA Championship winner Keegan Bradly finished tied for 20th at -12.
Even if it didn’t come in his main sport, Allen took the opportunity to enjoy his victory over Brady.
“I think, if I’m not mistaken, it’s the first time I’ve beaten him in anything. It feels pretty good,” Allen said. “I wish it would have came on the football field. I didn’t beat him in football. We played that Match a couple years ago… I didn’t get him then, so. We got him today, it feels pretty good.”
Allen faced off against the former New England Patriots and Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback four times in the twilight of Brady’s career, coming up short each time. The two met for the first time near the end of Allen’s rookie season in 2018, then twice in 2019, and finally in an overtime thriller in 2021, when Brady had moved down south.
