Josh Allen Is Ready To Mark This Off His Bucket List This Weekend

Most people have bucket lists. They call them that because they're lists of things that you want to do before you "kick the bucket." They can be anything from wanting to travel to every continent to wanting to ride a bull for 8 seconds. They're whatever you want to say you did before you died. Josh Allen's list is a little different from ours. But he's one step closer to getting one more checked off of his list this weekend.

Josh Allen's bucket list item that most people will never be able to do

It's certainly easier to check all the boxes on your bucket list when you have more money. Josh Allen definitely has more money, but this isn't something you can buy. This one, you have to earn. Allen is hoping to play in NFL stadium, and he's only got two more to go (until the new ones are built).

Have you ever seen how difficult it is to make it in the pros? Name the sport, and the statistics are pretty ridiculous. Then, to be able to start in that league is even less likely. Now, to be able to stay in the league long enough to play at every venue they have is unheard of.

Josh Allen has almost played in every stadium in the NFL

Allen has played for the Buffalo Bills since 2018. In that time, he's been able to check 30 stadiums off his list. Whether it's for a regular-season game or a preseason game, he's been in them all. The only two that he hasn't gotten to play in are Levi's Stadium, where the 49ers play in Santa Clara, California, and Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, Georgia.

It's weird to think that Allen hasn't played at the home of the 49ers, considering that stadium was built in 2014, a full 4 years before Allen even entered the league. Plus, being from California, it was one of his favorite childhood teams to follow. But the Bills don't play the 49ers all that often because they're in the NFC.

They did have one matchup planned there, but you may remember that, because of COVID-19 in 2020, that game was moved to State Farm Stadium in Arizona due to health restrictions.

Allen will move one game closer to his goal this weekend

This weekend will bring Allen closer to his goal when he and the Bills take on the Atlanta Falcons in Mercedes-Benz Stadium on Monday night. That will just leave Levi's Stadium on his list before new stadiums get built.