Toronto Blue Jays infielder Ernie Clement takes tour of new stadium with Buffalo Bills Quarterback Josh Allen

Blue Jays infielder Ernie Clement is a huge fan of the Buffalo Bills and isn't shy about sharing his opinion.

After a Wednesday night visit to a Buffalo Sabres game, where he hyped up the crowd, Clement made the trip to the Bills newest facility Highmark Stadium.

In a meeting posted on the team's social media accounts, Clement exchanged jerseys with Bills quarterback and reigning NFL MVP Josh Allen as the team prepared for Sunday's game in Cleveland against the Browns.

A video produced by the Bills social media team starts with Clement getting a tour of the new Buffalo stadium, which is scheduled to open next season.

The pair swap jerseys with autographed messages to each and Allen commenting on Clement's No. 22: «Two-two was my favorite count in high school.»

Allen was a pitcher and a decent hitter in his high school days growing up in California, before turning his attention squarely to football.

An all-star during his senior year, Allen reportedly reached 90 miles per hour with his fastball.

Allen has shown interest in the Jays during his time in Buffalo, throwing out a first pitch when the team was based in Western New York during COVID.

In 2023, the Bills QB took batting practice with the Jays, launching four home run balls over the Rogers Centre wall.

Even then, Allen could see some of the signs that so defined the 2025 team.