Josh Allen Shines In “On Brand With Jimmy Fallon” [SPOILERS]

Bills Mafia knows that when it comes down to the wire, you can count on Josh Allen to put his best foot forward. He's a natural at almost everything that he does. Recently, he made a cameo on a reality show called "On Brand with Jimmy Fallon" to help out a company that he already invests in, and he shined again.

If you haven't watched the show at all yet this season, the Josh Allen episode was the finale. Be aware that while the winner isn't revealed in the video below, there are spoilers in the upcoming paragraphs.

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The competition was down to two

They started out with 10 contestants and had whittled it down to just two. It was down to Ryan and Bianca for the last challenge. They were asked to make a spec commercial, or a sample commercial for a client to see, that could be adapted to any actor, for a massage gun that is made by Therabody.

When it was revealed who "any actor" was, they revealed that NFL MVP Josh Allen would be helping them out with acting out one of the parts. Ryan said that he grew up outside of Rochester, NY, and was excited about the fact that he'd be working with Allen. Bianca, on the other hand, had no idea who he was. They asked if she knew what he did, and she responded with "soccer?"

The two concepts in the spec commercials

Ryan and Bianca each had 90 minutes to shoot their commercial using Josh Allen in one of the parts. Bianca was first, and her concept involved Josh Allen as a boss who stressed out his employee, who then used the massage gun to relieve that stress.

Ryan's concept involved a family (and their dog) that each swiped the gun to use it for various tense muscles. Allen was the last to have the massage gun and used it on himself and the dog.

As always, Allen was great in both parts. He's almost becoming the Peyton Manning of his generation. He loves humor, and he's very good with it.

Granted, his lines weren't terribly long in these spec commercials, but for him to only have a limited amount of time to understand the concept of the ad, and to deliver the lines like a pro, I thought he did a great job.