
Wyoming Cowboys in the NFL: Wild-Card Round
LARAMIE -- A pair of former University of Wyoming student-athletes advanced to the NFL playoffs. However, only one was available in the Wild-Card Round, and he didn’t just survive but he thrived and advanced.
Josh Allen and Buffalo downed Frank Crum and Denver, 31-7, on Sunday. Allen was his normal stout self while Crum was injured and didn’t suit up for the second week in a row.

Allen was 20-for-26 for 272 yards and two touchdowns. He added 46 yards on eight carries.
The Bills advance to take on Baltimore in the Divisional Round. That game is slated for Sunday at 4:30 p.m. in Buffalo.
MORE UW FOOTBALL NEWS VIA 7220SPORTS:
* Sawvel and Co. land experienced JUCO QB
* Pokes ink 300-pound defensive tackle from Bucknell
* Wyoming signs former Arizona WR Jackson Holman
* Cowboys add 'raw' offensive lineman to the mix
* Mountain West adds Northern Illinois as football-only member
* Pokes snag Youngstown State edge rusher in portal
* Terron Kellman lands in Laramie after two seasons at Charlotte
* Kirkwood named running backs coach at Wyoming
* Gordie Haug accepts assistant head coach position at North Dakota
* How did Wyoming football fare in this transfer portal window?
* Wyoming RB enters portal after NCAA's "JUCO ruling'
* Wyoming's Tyrecus Davis granted extra year, enters portal
Allen, who played in Laramie from 2015-17, threw for 3,731 yards and 28 touchdowns during the regular season. He only tossed six interceptions. On the ground, Allen gashed defenses to the tune of 531 yards and a dozen scores.
At Wyoming, Allen capped his collegiate career with 5,066 passing yards and 44 touchdowns. He added 767 rushing yards and crossed the white stripe 12 more times. He led the Cowboys to their lone appearance in the Mountain West title game back in 2016. Allen was also under center for a pair of postseason games, including the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl in his final game in the brown and gold.
University of Wyoming’s Top 50 Football Players
Gallery Credit: 7220Sports.com
- University of Wyoming’s Top 50 Football Players
More From KGAB






