Study Finds Western New Yorkers Think About Josh Allen Two Hundred Seventy-One Minutes Per Day
A new double-blind study conducted by The Lancet found that Western New Yorkers, on average, think about Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen two hundred seventy-one minutes or 4.51 hours per day. The number varies depending on the time of year, rising at the start of the football season in September and falling at the end of season. The numbers rise and fall incrementally with various offseason events like free agency, the draft and mandatory mini-camp in June.
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