[WATCH] Josh Allen’s CSU Dig Steals the Show at Jersey Retirement

Josh Allen Returns to Wyoming for Emotional Alma Mater Visit

One of the biggest stars in professional football returned to his alma mater over the weekend.

Wyoming Football History: Allen’s Record-Breaking College Career

Josh Allen of the Buffalo Bills attended the University of Wyoming. For two seasons (2016-2017) Allen served as the starting quarterback for the Cowboys, according to his college bio.

The NFL MVP actually led Wyoming to two consecutive eight-win seasons, and two consecutive bowl appearances.

Read More: A Colorado State Grad Is Making Pro Basketball History

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Wyoming Retires Josh Allen’s No. 17 Jersey in Laramie

On November 22, Allen returned to Laramie for a special moment as his college officially retired his No. 17 jersey.

His wife, actress and singer Hailey Steinfeld was also at War Memorial Stadium to celebrate this massive achievement.

Josh Allen’s Viral Speech Takes a Jab at CSU Rams

During the actual retirement of Allen's jersey, the Wyoming alum had quite a bit to say.

However, fans of Colorado State University are raising their eyebrows over the quarterback's speech.

"I love you guys, thank you. God bless, go Pokes, and it'll always suck to be a CSU Ram!"

The crowd erupted at the last comment directed at Wyoming's rival.

CSU Football’s Turbulent Season Continues

It's been a shocking season for CSU football fans.

Just last month (October 19th) after a disappointing loss, the Rams lost their head coach Jay Norvell.

Read More: CSU Announces Football Coaching Change After Homecoming Loss 

As of November 24th, the team is currently 1-6 for conference play.

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