World no. 1 Scottie Scheffler caused a stir with some existential comments at his press conference ahead 2025 Open Championship. But another high athlete, protector of NFL MVP Seduce allenThere is only gratitude for the words Scheffler spoke that day.
Buffalo Bills star explained his appreciation for Scheffler’s open comments in a Last interview with CBS Sports.
Scheffler asks ‘what is the goal?’ Before the open victory
First, let’s look back on Scheffler’s comments on Royal Portrush last week.
Sunday evening, everyone was talking about Scheffler’s prevailing open victory while jumping around Comparisons with Tiger Woods. But before his second big victory of the year, Scheffler was the city’s conversation for another reason: his thought out but controversial comments.
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Scheffler’s intricate thoughts were included in an attractive quote with four words: “What is the point?” But his long comments turned around his meaning that his many golf achievements do not provide him with deep fulfillment. For this, he looks elsewhere, for his faith, friends and family.
“This is not a fulfilling life. It is that it is fulfilling from the sense of achievement, but it is not being fulfilled by a feeling of the deepest places of your heart. There are many people who do it in what they thought would fulfill them in life, and you get there, you get to number 1 in the world, and they are like the point?” What is the point? “Scheffler asked before opening.” Why do I want to win this tour so bad? This is something I try with every day. ”
Had he anticipated the many ways in which his thoughts would be interpreted during the following days, Scheffler tried to clarify his view.
“I don’t know if I’m making any sense or not,” he said. “I like to be able to play this game for a living. One of the greatest joys of my life, but it fulfills the deepest desires and desires of my heart? Absolutely not.”
The following media fire calmed down only somehow when Scheffler raised the Claret container in the air in the 18th green of the portrait.
That brings us to Allen. Beyond being one of the best players of living football, Allen is a thirsty golf player who often participates in famous events and pro-AMS.
Like most players, he allocated to Scheffler’s game in the open championship. But Allen also joined Scheffler’s controversial comments in front of the tournament, as he revealed in his latest CBS Sports interview.
As he got home the NFL MVP award last season and has constantly been one of the best players in the league, Allen has not yet won an AFC championship, let alone hand over Bills’ fans long long -awaited Title Super Bowl.
But as he explained in his interview, he had to put things in perspective not to allow his teams to weigh.
“I’ve come to cling to this, sometimes the ball will jump on the other side. And you have to be okay with this,” Allen explained in CBS Sports interview. “This is where it is like ‘hey I gave my best attempt, I brought out everything I could do.” Sometimes when that ball is in the air the wind can change and take it on the other side. “
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Then, when asked if he found that reality “madness”, Allen called Scheffler’s wise words and expressed his appreciation for them.
“Yes it’s madness, but at the same time I think it helps put things in perspective in terms of what really matters in your life, and you understand what this is quite quickly. Scottie Scheffler had that really good interview before Open (championship),” Allen revealed. “It spoke to me a lot, and I really appreciate it by sharing those words. It is a crazy kind. Where you are just a kind to go out here and you are doing everything you can for a quick pleasure and then you are in the next. It is like the MVP price, I do not watch this night.
You can see the Allen interview clip, including his comments about Scheffler, below.
“Scottie Scheffler had that really good interview before opening. That spoke to me a lot. I really appreciate it by sharing those words.”
Josh Allan opened to win the perspective of “what really matters in your life” Pic.twitter.com/z8w36gaeys
– NFL in CBS 🏈 (@nfloncbs) July 25, 2025
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