
Josh Allen accused of using marriage to Hailee Steinfeld as leverage in bold demand to Bills front office
The pressure is mounting in Buffalo, and no one feels it more than Josh Allen. Fresh off his high-profile wedding to actress Hailee Steinfeld, the reigning NFL MVP is entering the 2025 season with sky-high expectations—and he's reportedly making bold demands behind the scenes.
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's postseason curse against Patrick Mahomes is haunting his legacy
According to multiple reports, Josh Allen has made a 'strong request' to the Buffalo Bills front office in hopes of elevating the team's offense ahead of what could be a make-or-break Super Bowl run. While the exact nature of the request remains under wraps, insiders point to Allen's urgent desire for more reliable receiving talent after back-to-back playoff heartbreaks.
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Allen's 0-4 playoff record against Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes is becoming a defining obstacle.
Despite Allen's brilliance under center, Mahomes has repeatedly shut the door on Buffalo's championship hopes. The Bills have come close, but the narrative is clear: until Allen conquers Mahomes, the Super Bowl remains out of reach.
This season, however, could be different. Mahomes and the Chiefs have a less certain offensive outlook, and the AFC feels more open than in years past. Allen, entering his prime, knows time is ticking—and fans are seeing a more vocal and determined leader off the field.
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With Stefon Diggs gone, Josh Allen may push for new weapons—like Jauan Jennings
Last year, Allen lost top receivers Stefon Diggs and Gabe Davis, yet still managed to lead an offense that ranked second in the NFL with 30.9 points per game. Heading into 2025, second-year receiver Keon Coleman is projected to be the top target—but that may not be enough.
Rumors are swirling around San Francisco 49ers receiver Jauan Jennings, who is reportedly unhappy with his current deal and open to a trade. ESPN's Adam Schefter notes Jennings wants an extension, and if the 49ers don't deliver, 'he'd like to be traded.'
Jennings recorded 975 yards and six touchdowns in 15 games last season—a breakout campaign.
But acquiring Jennings won't be easy. The Bills are tight on cap space, and Jennings' projected extension—two years, $20 million—could complicate any move.
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Josh Allen can't beat Patrick Mahomes — and fans are starting to blame Hailee Steinfeld for the slump
Still, Allen's reported push shows he's not waiting around. Whether it's chasing rings or adjusting to life post-wedding, one thing is certain: Josh Allen is all-in on turning this season into the one that finally silences the doubters.
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