Brandon Allen

Golden Nuggets

• While at Arkansas, he formed a friendship with Canaan Sandy, a Razorbacks' super fan with special needs. Sandy was a staple at all Razorback football events, everything from spring games to tailgates. It was there that the two were able to grow their bond. Sandy was voted into the ESPN Fan Hall of Fame following years of committed fandom to Arkansas athletics.

Golden Nuggets

• While at Arkansas, he formed a friendship with Canaan Sandy, a Razorbacks' super fan with special needs. Sandy was a staple at all Razorback football events, everything from spring games to tailgates. It was there that the two were able to grow their bond. Sandy was voted into the ESPN Fan Hall of Fame following years of committed fandom to Arkansas athletics.

Goldmine

• Allen has deep family ties to the University of Arkansas football program starting with his father, Bobby. Bobby spent over 20 years with the program serving in a variety of roles. The elder Allen served as the position coach at points for the team's defensive line, linebackers, cornerbacks, and free safeties; he served two stints as the team's defensive coordinator (1998, 2000) and later served as the director of high school and NFL relations before retiring in 2020. Allen's younger brother, Aus-tin, followed in his footsteps by playing quarterback at the university. After Brandon left the school to enter the NFL following three years as the Razorbacks' starter, Austin took over the huddle and led the SEC with 3,430 passing yards and 25 touchdown passes in his first season under center.
• During the 2021 NFL season, NFL players were able to support causes of their choice through the NFL's My Cause, My Cleats initiative. Allen chose to support the Alzheimer's Association as his grandmother suffers from the disease. "I'd love to find a cure so that no one has to watch the ones they love suffer with this disease," Allen said.

College

• Started 38 games in 5 years (2011-15) at Arkansas and completed 583 of 1,016 passing atts. (57.4 pct.) for 7,463 yds. and a program- record 64 TDs. Started all 13 games and completing 244 of 370 passing atts. for 3,440 yds. and 30 TDs as a senior in 2015. Started all 13 games and completing 190 of 339 passing atts. for 2,285 yds. and 20 TDs as a junior in 2014. Started all 11 games he appeared in and completed 128 of 258 passing atts. for 1,552 yds. and 13 TDs in 2013 as a sophomore. In 2012, appeared in 5 games (1 start) and completed 21 of 49 passing atts. for 186 yds. and 1 TD. Redshirted as a true freshman in 2011.