The NFL is back for the 2025 season. Josh Allen, the reigning NFL MVP, is making a change for the upcoming season. The superstar quarterback is joining New Balance.
New Endorser
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has signed an endorsement contract with New Balance. He was formerly with Nike.
The deal includes money from both Allen and New Balance. This will support the community sports program in Firebaugh, California. That is the hometown of Allen. Allen has a bright future ahead, and he should be a major part of New Balance’s future.
Reedley College
Josh Allen was born on May 21, 1996. The star QB is from California. He would attend Reedley College for one season in 2013.
The junior college would put up incredible offensive numbers with Allen as its starting QB. Allen had all the tools needed to be a superstar. He would only play a single season for Reedley College because his performance was so impressive.
University of Wyoming
The star QB would move to the University of Wyoming in 2015 after dominating at Reedley College. Sadly, he suffered an injury in his very first game for Wyoming. He would come back from his injury in 2016.
In 2017, after returning, Allen was dominant. So dominant that he strongly contemplated entering the NFL Draft. Allen struggled with the choice but decided to stay at school one more year. He believed one more year would improve his readiness for the NFL, a decision that would pay off hugely.
A Brief History
New Balance got its start in 1906 in Boston, Massachusetts. They offer a wide range of sizes and widths for everything from training to lifestyle.
New Balance strives for innovation, as well as pushing the boundaries of modern fashion. The company prides itself on a large majority of its shoes being made in the United States. The craftsmanship and quality of the sneakers are always top of the line.
The versatility allows them to have a presence in the gym, office, and nightclub. That versatility makes them a brand that never goes out of style or loses its relevance.
- Adam C. Better
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