Zero Offers. Then MVP.

Bill Parcells had a rule for college quarterbacks: complete sixty percent of your passes. Josh Allen left high school without a single Division One scholarship offer, and at Wyoming he completed fifty-six percent. This is how he got from there to MVP of the NFL, and the one argument against him that still isn't settled. 0:00 The sixty percent rule 1:49 A thousand emails 3:42 A howitzer without a target 4:55 Kansas City 6:07 The MVP and one target left The 54th Man: 53 make the roster. We tell their stories. Subscribe so you don't miss the next one. Sources: ESPN, NFL.com, BuffaloBills.com, Sports Illustrated, The Associated Press, Yahoo Sports (full list in the pinned comment). Archive footage is used for commentary and criticism. Narration, script, graphics and edit are original. Photos: Wikimedia Commons — Erik Drost (CC BY 2.0), Tony Webster (CC BY 2.0), Bobak Ha'Eri (CC BY 3.0), All-Pro Reels (CC BY-SA 2.0); U.S. Air Force Academy and U.S. Air Force (public domain). Stock: Pexels. Sound effects: Freesound (CC0). #NFL #JoshAllen #BuffaloBills