Buffalo Bills QB Josh Allen seems to be quite confident to face the NFL’s greatest superstars Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers in a golf match. Josh Allen will pair up with Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes in a 12-hole match-play on Wednesday, June 1. The entire match will be airing on TNT from 6:30 p.m ET onwards.

Josh Allen recently said, “I think Aaron and Tom are going to have a hard time playing against me and Pat.” With that being said, both the teams are up for the fight and as the dates are coming closer it is becoming more and more enjoyable. Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes have been playing golf lately and can prove to be great competitors to Tom and Rodgers. 

For Tom Brady, this will be his third appearance in Capital One’s ‘The Match’. In the last game, Professional golfer Phil Mickelson teamed up with Tom Brady. They lost to Rodgers and another professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau with a score of 3 and 2.

But, this year it will be a different story as the match is between the four NFL stars. Now as Tom and Aaron are on the same team, their side seems a bit more experienced than Allen and Patrick. 

Aaron Rodgers thinks Josh Allen performed terribly at AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am

On the show Inside the NBA, Rodgers said, “Look, Charles, I’ve done my scouting report and I heard that Josh was terrible in Pebble and Pat has played the last couple of years in Tahoe and hasn’t broken 80 yet. So I feel really good about our chances.”

In February, Josh Allen participated in AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am and is reportedly a 9.0 handicap. Also, Patrick Mahomes took part in the American Century Championship celebrity tournament last year and is a 7.7 handicap.

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There have been five editions of Capital One’s ‘The Match’ and all have been broadcasted on Turner Network Television. The motive behind the series is a very noble cause to support as many philanthropic organizations as they can. Since the start of the series, Capital One’s ‘The Match’ has raised over $33 million. Also, they have been helping many organizations to complete their goals.

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Additionally, the organizers have donated around $17 million to Feeding America. Tom Brady’s global multi-platform content and production company, 199 Productions, will organize the tournament this year with Excel Sports Management.

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