Damon Allen
"[The pro football record] talks about so many people who supported me throughout my whole career. It starts with my parents and my brothers and sisters who instilled in me that I can do whatever I want to do. It allowed me to live my dream.”
- Damon Allen
Who’s the most prolific passer in pro football history – John Elway, Warren Moon, Doug Flutie?
No, it is quarterback-turned-speaker Damon Allen, who has led four different Canadian Football League teams to Grey Cup championships en route to throwing more than 72,000 passing yards in a 23-year career.
"Empirical evidence overwhelmingly confirms that Damon is the most prolific player in pro football history," says Michael “Pinball” Clemons, CEO of the Toronto Argonauts.
Leadership is a key for Allen, who has played for the B.C. Lions, Edmonton Eskimos, Hamilton Tiger Cats, Ottawa Rough Riders and the Argonauts.
Said CFL Commissioner Mark Cohon: “For more than two decades, Damon Allen has been a leader, a champion and an ambassador for our league, even more impressive than the many records he holds are the memories and inspirations he has left with our fans from across the country…”
Armed with quiet confidence, a sense of fun and storytelling, Allen brings to audiences his unique perspective on leadership and teamwork. But stay alert, he’s been known to chuck a football into the audience!
Along with his good looks, Allen is also an avid reader and draws inspiration from the teachings of Martin Luther King, Jr., and Jackie Robinson.
Allen and his wife and four children live in Oakville, Ont. He’s active in Greater Toronto Area charities throughout the year and supports the Argo’s Anti-Bullying and Stop the Violence campaigns.
Client Testimonials:
"Empirical evidence overwhelmingly confirms that Damon is the most prolific player in pro football history…"
Argonauts CEO, Michael ‘Pinball’ Clemons
"For more than two decades, Damon Allen has been a leader, a champion and an ambassador for our league, even more impressive than the many records he holds are the memories and inspirations he has left with our fans from across the country…”
Commissioner, Canadian Football League
"[The pro football record] talks about so many people who supported me throughout my whole career. It starts with my parents and my brothers and sisters who instilled in me that I can do whatever I want to do. It allowed me to live my dream.”
- Damon Allen
Who’s the most prolific passer in pro football history – John Elway, Warren Moon, Doug Flutie?
No, it is quarterback-turned-speaker Damon Allen, who has led four different Canadian Football League teams to Grey Cup championships en route to throwing more than 72,000 passing yards in a 23-year career.
"Empirical evidence overwhelmingly confirms that Damon is the most prolific player in pro football history," says Michael “Pinball” Clemons, CEO of the Toronto Argonauts.
Leadership is a key for Allen, who has played for the B.C. Lions, Edmonton Eskimos, Hamilton Tiger Cats, Ottawa Rough Riders and the Argonauts.
Said CFL Commissioner Mark Cohon: “For more than two decades, Damon Allen has been a leader, a champion and an ambassador for our league, even more impressive than the many records he holds are the memories and inspirations he has left with our fans from across the country…”
Armed with quiet confidence, a sense of fun and storytelling, Allen brings to audiences his unique perspective on leadership and teamwork. But stay alert, he’s been known to chuck a football into the audience!
Along with his good looks, Allen is also an avid reader and draws inspiration from the teachings of Martin Luther King, Jr., and Jackie Robinson.
Allen and his wife and four children live in Oakville, Ont. He’s active in Greater Toronto Area charities throughout the year and supports the Argo’s Anti-Bullying and Stop the Violence campaigns.
Client Testimonials:
"Empirical evidence overwhelmingly confirms that Damon is the most prolific player in pro football history…"
Argonauts CEO, Michael ‘Pinball’ Clemons
"For more than two decades, Damon Allen has been a leader, a champion and an ambassador for our league, even more impressive than the many records he holds are the memories and inspirations he has left with our fans from across the country…”
Commissioner, Canadian Football League
