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EPISODE · Jul 9, 2026 · 25 MIN

Josh Allen on Bills Super Bowl Pressure, Sleep, New Balance, and Fatherhood 7/9/26

from CNBC Sport · host Alex Sherman, Josh Allen

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen joins Alex Sherman to discuss Super Bowl expectations, fatherhood, sleep, brand partnerships, New Balance, investing, and life after football. Allen shares how he manages pressure, thinks about his personal brand, and prepares for the next chapter of his NFL career.   Episode Notes Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen joins Alex Sherman for a wide-ranging conversation on football, business, sleep, fatherhood, and the mindset required to lead one of the NFL’s most passionate fan bases. Allen opens up about becoming a new father to his daughter Harper and how parenthood has changed his perspective on rest, recovery, and interrupted sleep. He discusses his partnership with Natrol and explains why sleep has become an even more important part of his routine as he balances family life, training, and the demands of an NFL season. The conversation also dives into the pressure surrounding the Buffalo Bills and the pursuit of a Super Bowl. Allen explains why he does not focus on outside expectations, how he handles internal pressure, and why bringing a Lombardi Trophy to Western New York remains the team’s ultimate goal. Sherman and Allen also cover the business side of being a franchise quarterback, including Allen’s approach to brand partnerships, authenticity, and long-term alignment with companies he genuinely believes in. Allen discusses his move from Nike to New Balance, what impressed him about the brand’s direction, and how he thinks about future opportunities in football, broadcasting, investing, and life after the NFL.   Topics discussed: Josh Allen’s transition into fatherhood Sleep, recovery, and his partnership with Natrol Managing Super Bowl expectations in Buffalo Internal pressure versus outside pressure The Bills’ roster-building process and front office communication Buffalo’s new stadium and home-field advantage Personal branding and authentic sponsorships Moving from Nike to New Balance Playing style, longevity, and taking hits as a quarterback Investing, private equity, and post-football planning Broadcasting as a possible future path Golf, training camp, and team bonding   Timestamps: 01:37 Managing pressure from Bills fans and Super Bowl expectations 03:17 Allen’s mindset and whether he works with a sports psychologist 03:41 How involved Allen is in Bills personnel decisions 05:02 First impressions of Buffalo’s new stadium 06:04 How Josh Allen thinks about his personal brand 06:22 Why Allen partnered with Natrol 07:20 Moving from Nike to New Balance 08:13 Playing aggressively, recovery, and sleep products 09:26 Thinking about life after football 10:15 Whether broadcasting could be part of Allen’s future 10:51 Investing, private equity, and values-based opportunities 11:44 Golf, fatherhood, and offseason routines 12:09 Training camp, family, and team chemistry   Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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