Cavaliers center Jarrett Allen spotted playing beer games during Browns tailgate
Jarrett Allen is getting in some last-minute offseason activities this weekend. With the Cleveland Cavaliers about to begin their season on Thursday, Oct. 22...
Jarrett Allen is getting in some last-minute offseason activities this weekend. With the Cleveland Cavaliers about to begin their season on Thursday, Oct. 22, Allen showed up at Huntington Bank Field on Sunday to take in the Cleveland Browns game against the Baltimore Ravens .
Allen arrived early so he could do some pregaming in the municipal parking lot. That's where he was spotted playing beer die . For those of you who have been out of the competitive beer drinking circuit for too long, Wikipedia has a pretty thorough breakdown of the rules.
Anyway, here's the Cavs' starting center playing a drinking game. It should be noted that we have no idea what's actually in his cup. Could be water. Could be a dirty soda. All we know for sure is that Allen is a gamer. This is the type of competitive spirit you want to see from your players on their day off.
Jarrett Allen: better basketball player or beer die player? Never know what you'll see in the muni — Mikey McNuggets (@MikeLucasTV) October 18, 2026
Jarrett Allen: better basketball player or beer die player? Never know what you'll see in the muni
Mikey McNuggets (@MikeLucasTV) October 18, 2026
Jarrett Allen: Gets Us — Ben Axelrod (@BenAxelrod) October 18, 2026
Ben Axelrod (@BenAxelrod) October 18, 2026
It's unclear if Allen's height is helpful when he's attempting to throw the die a minimum of 8 feet in the air. One thing we know for certain is that if he has regular seats whoever is behind him in the stadium has an obstructed view.
The Cavaliers will take on the Philadelphia 76ers on Thursday at 7 p.m. ET on ESPN. Allen averaged 15.4 points and 8.5 rebounds a game last season for a Cavaliers team that went 52-30 and made the Eastern Conference Finals for the first time since LeBron James left.
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