Tom Brady, Bills' Josh Allen Celebrated by Fans at 2024 AT&T Pebble Beach Pro Am

Superstar NFL quarterbacks took center stage at the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am on Thursday as Tom Brady and Josh Allen hit the links at the Spyglass Hill Golf Course in Pebble Beach, California.

Brady, the seven-time Super Bowl champion who announced his retirement a year ago Thursday, teamed up with longtime friend Keegan Bradley.

Brady made a young fan's day earlier on by signing her Junípero Serra High School sweatshirt. Brady graduated that San Mateo, California high school before starring at Michigan and then in the NFL.

As far as the action on the golf course was concerned, Brady found himself in trouble at times but got his way out of it.

The Brady/Bradley duo sits six-under (tied for 18th) on the pro-am scoreboard.

Allen's presence served as a reminder that Bills Mafia can be found anywhere and everywhere, even close to 3,000 miles away from the friendly confines of Orchard Park, New York. He greeted some Bills supporters during the tournament.

Allen could notably be somewhere else this weekend, namely Orlando, Florida, the home of the Pro Bowl Games.

He wasn't called to the initial roster but was named as a first alternate. Other alternates have since jumped over him, including Indianapolis Colts quarterback Gardner Minshew, leading to the logical conclusion that Allen has chosen Pebble Beach over the Pro Bowl.

Allen has played Pebble Beach over the Pro Bowl each of the past three years. Frankly, who can blame him? Pebble Beach is one of the nicest and best (if not the best) places to play golf in the world, and he gets to hang around the course for an entire weekend this time around because it's a no-cut event now. It's a sweet deal.

Allen teamed up with Keith Mitchell. The two didn't have their best day, finishing three under (tied for 51st) after Round 1.

But this tournament isn't over for the Brady and Allen teams. They'll tee off together on the Pebble Beach course on Friday at 12:21 p.m. ET for Round 2.