6 Months After Meeting Tiger Woods, Josh Allen Imitates His Viral ‘Big Dog’ Move

Tiger Woods is a generational talent, and it seems he left an everlasting impression on the Buffalo Bills’ quarterback, Josh Allen. However, many online have been making memes regarding Woods’ “Big Dog” comment from last week’s PNC Championship. Josh Allen has taken it up a notch.

In February of this year, Allen met with the greatest golfer of all time at the Genesis Invitational tournament. Their meeting, though, was short but rather impactful. Allen seems still captivated by Woods’ aura as he imitates the viral move in the heat of the playoff race.

Josh Allen is primed to be the ‘Big Dog‘

The 27-year-old Allen met with Woods and was in awe of the golfer, clearly starstruck. But he was pleasantly surprised when Woods said to him while shaking his hand, “Josh Allen, I love ya.” But after he went viral last week, Allen is shaking others’ hands in the pro golfer’s style.

“I can’t wait to do this to everyone after the game,” said Allen to a staff member at the game between the Bills and the Los Angeles Chargers. And it seems Allen is a man of his word, as he continued to greet teammates with the now iconic phrase of “Big Dog.” Not only that, but he had the mannerisms of Woods down to a T.

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Soon after, the entire Bills squad joined their QB. The phrase “Big Dog” became their battle cry for the monumental game. On top of that, they started howling as well. The squad also used the phrase in cheering, and they had plenty to cheer last week regarding the playoff picture.

The Bills are marching toward the playoffs

Before the Week 16 matchups, the Bills were in ninth place in the AFC, comfortably out of the playoff zone. But Josh Allen and Co. took destiny into their own hands as they defeated the Chargers in a closely fought affair.

The Bills won 24-22 on the road, leapfrogging to the sixth place, and have an 87% chance to make it to the playoffs. Results elsewhere in the league also didn’t hurt them. With just two more games to go in the regular season, the Bills have to face the New England Patriots next and, last, the Miami Dolphins.

Can the Bills hold on to their playoff spot, or will they get shoved down? Let us know in the comments.

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