PALM BEACH, Fla. — It was deep into the NFL Honors show last month, an annual Super Bowl week extravaganza, and host Keegan-Michael Key was sitting in the crowd raving about the energy and entertainment value of the night. “This,” Key said, “is so much fun. A show like this, you just want it to go on and on and on and on and on. Am I right?” Then the camera zoomed out. To Key’s right was a smirking Josh Allen. “Or,” the Buffalo Bills quarterback said, “you just end it in a way that makes sense, is fair and gives everyone an equal opportunity to win.” Touché. Credit Allen for having a sense of …
