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4 hours ago
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- Yahoo
Bills QB Josh Allen marries actress Hailee Steinfeld: Photos from wedding
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen won his first NFL MVP award in February. A few months later, he is celebrating another major life milestone. Allen and his fiancée, actress Hailee Steinfeld, were married Saturday in California. Images from their wedding were shared by and circulated on social media. Have the Best Time on your Wedding Day! Congrats! 🥳Mrs. @HaileeSteinfeld Hailee Steinfeld-Allen & Mr. @JoshAllenQB Josh Allen 🥰❤️💙 — All About Hailee Steinfeld (@About_Hailee) June 1, 2025 — archive steinfeld (@archiveshailee) June 1, 2025 Congratulations to NFL Josh Allen who just got married to Hollywood actress Hailee Steinfeld 🔥💍(📸: David Buchan) — Sportskeeda Pro Football (@SKProFootball) June 1, 2025 Allen and Steinfeld – known for her starring roles in "True Grit" and "The Edge of Seventeen" – began dating in 2023. They were spotted together several times before making their first public appearance together in a suite at a Buffalo Sabres game. The two attended several major events together, including Paris Fashion Week in March 2024, before making their relationship public after a year of speculation. The couple became engaged in November 2024, as Allen announced in an Instagram post. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Josh Allen (@joshallenqb) Steinfeld called it the most "magical" day of her life while Allen relished the opportunity to surprise her with the proposal. "I said I couldn't wait any longer. I said I can't wait to start a family with you. I said your full name, and I asked you very nicely. I said please," Allen said of popping the question in an interview with Steinfeld for her Beau Society newsletter. "You were extremely surprised, you said yes, and that was all that mattered to me. And the sun was out." It wasn't initially known when Allen and Steinfeld would be married. However, Bills offensive tackle Dion Dawkins appeared to hint at it when asked if he had any weddings upcoming during a March appearance on NFL Network's "Good Morning Football." "Soon to come, May 31, it's happening," Dawkins said. Indeed, it did. Now, with one ring wrapped up, Allen can focus on earning another as he looks to lead the Bills to their first Super Bowl win in franchise history. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld married in California wedding
USA Today
4 hours ago
- Entertainment
- USA Today
Bills QB Josh Allen marries actress Hailee Steinfeld: Photos from wedding
Bills QB Josh Allen marries actress Hailee Steinfeld: Photos from wedding Show Caption Hide Caption Greg Olsen expresses excitement for upcoming Olympic flag football Former TE Greg Olsen is excited for some NFL players to showcase their skills in the upcoming 2028 Summer Olympics and the debut of flag football. Sports Seriously Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen won his first NFL MVP award in February. A few months later, he is celebrating another major life milestone. Allen and his fiancée, actress Hailee Steinfeld, were married Saturday in California. Images from their wedding were shared by and circulated on social media. Allen and Steinfeld – known for her starring roles in "True Grit" and "The Edge of Seventeen" – began dating in 2023. They were spotted together several times before making their first public appearance together in a suite at a Buffalo Sabres game. The two attended several major events together, including Paris Fashion Week in March 2024, before making their relationship public after a year of speculation. The couple became engaged in November 2024, as Allen announced in an Instagram post. Steinfeld called it the most "magical" day of her life while Allen relished the opportunity to surprise her with the proposal. "I said I couldn't wait any longer. I said I can't wait to start a family with you. I said your full name, and I asked you very nicely. I said please," Allen said of popping the question in an interview with Steinfeld for her Beau Society newsletter. "You were extremely surprised, you said yes, and that was all that mattered to me. And the sun was out." It wasn't initially known when Allen and Steinfeld would be married. However, Bills offensive tackle Dion Dawkins appeared to hint at it when asked if he had any weddings upcoming during a March appearance on NFL Network's "Good Morning Football." "Soon to come, May 31, it's happening," Dawkins said. Indeed, it did. Now, with one ring wrapped up, Allen can focus on earning another as he looks to lead the Bills to their first Super Bowl win in franchise history.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Peyton Manning hit a house with his tee shot and Scottie Scheffler couldn't stop from laughing
Peyton Manning has endeared himself to fans across sports and pop culture with his willingness to make fun of himself and not take himself too seriously. But the Hall of Fame quarterback also shows his fallibility in unscripted moments, as demonstrated by a tee shot he took while playing in the Memorial Tournament pro-am in Dublin, Ohio. Anyone would probably look bad while paired with Scottie Scheffler, ranked No. 1 in the world and the recent PGA Championship winner. Even someone who's won two Super Bowl championships and five NFL MVP awards. Advertisement Playing with Scheffer on Wednesday, Manning showed that he's probably still very good at football but maybe not so much at golf. Or perhaps he was intimidated by the two-time Masters champion standing behind him as he teed off. Regardless of the reason, Manning knew immediately after swinging that his shot was in trouble, yelling "fore" a couple of times before we hear why he was justifiably concerned. The next sound heard on the video recorded is of Manning's ball hitting a house — loudly. Maybe it was the siding of the house that made such a resonant sound, but it sounded as if something had exploded. Without knowing exactly what the result was, it was enough to make Scheffler bend over in laughter. He acknowledged the huge noise by saying "Good morning, sir," then added "That's too much." Advertisement Maybe Scheffler just knew that Manning was embarrassed by hitting a house. Try to avoid hitting that rather large structure to the side of the fairway. Or perhaps Manning did actually cause some notable damage, which is why he began slowly stepping backward, as if he was Homer Simpson backing into the bushes in that famous meme. No word on whether or not any of the other celebrities playing in the pro-am — including Steph Curry, Nick Saban, Larry Fitzgerald, Ryan Day and Luke Bryan — also launched a golf ball into nearby houses. Or perhaps they just didn't have anyone nearby recording video when they teed off. Advertisement Yet it may not have been nearly as funny if those guys had shanked an embarrassing shot, especially without the best golfer in the world in the background laughing at the result. Neither of those celebrities would also have been taunted by their younger brother on social media. Eli Manning wasn't going to let such an opportunity go by without comment. "I'm so proud," Eli said, likely echoing the sentiments of many who watched that video.
USA Today
2 days ago
- Business
- USA Today
Cowboys' $31M in space earmarked, but massive commitments leave new deals little margin
Contrary to popular thinking, there's nothing wrong with paying out massive contracts in the NFL. Rookie contracts are great, but sometimes top-of-the-market deals to veterans are unavoidable. Massive high-end deals to Dak Prescott and CeeDee Lamb have consequences, but that comes with the territory, and these are necessary steps in remining a relevant franchise. With Micah Parsons and Tyler Smith soon joining this bank-busting bunch, the Dallas Cowboys will soon have a significant portion of their cap space tied up in just a handful of cornerstone players. As long as each of those players stay healthy and perform up to expectations, it's money well spent. Three of the aforementioned four have All-Pro seasons on their resumes and the lone exception, Prescott, has a special distinction of being the runner up for NFL MVP in his last full season played. They're all excellent players who are worth the investment, but that's not to say their contracts don't bring with them certain ramifications. The Cowboys have a hefty proportion of their salary cap wrapped up in a few key players, so they have to be careful with how they allocate the rest of their money going forward. The margin for error is slim and they can't afford to miss on any sizeable deals in the future. Despite having the league's highest annual salary at QB, third-highest at WR and 10th-highest at edge (Parsons' fifth-year option at $24 million), the club still has $31 million in cap space this season. They'll likely roll most of that over to 2026 to help withstand their upcoming deals, though they may look to realize more space next offseason. Dallas is already in a tough spot with Terence Steele and Trevon Diggs. Neither player has lived up to their respective side of their deals. Both have experienced obstacles while recovering from injury and both find themselves in prove-it seasons here in 2025. Luckily for the Cowboys, both contacts come with escape hatches in them that makes such a split possible. Not all long-term commitments have that. Players such as Jake Ferguson, DaRon Bland and George Pickens are all set to hit free agency following the season. The Cowboys have to decide which, if any, would make for a safe investment. Again, teams don't get in trouble by paying healthy and talented performers, it's when they can't stay healthy or fail to perform up to previous expectations when teams get in trouble. In order to maintain a healthy roster, the Cowboys need a healthy dose of young players playing on rookie deals. Low-cost journeymen and rotational veterans also factor into the equation. These players tend to either come at a low cost or come with a short-term commitment. Sometimes even both. The Cowboys need these players to perform as well; it's just the stakes aren't as high as individuals. It's the massive multiyear commitments that have to hit. And based on all the big deals about to be doled out, the Cowboys don't have much margin for error. You can follow Reid on X @ReidDHanson and be sure to follow Cowboys Wire on Facebook to join in on the conversation with fellow fans!
Time of India
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Josh Allen's cool demeanor shines through as Hailee Steinfeld wedding date draws near
Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld are reportedly set to marry soon (Getty Images) Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is reportedly tying the knot with actress Hailee Steinfeld soon, and while fans are eager for the big day, Allen is handling the buzz with the calm demeanor he's known for. According to Bills head coach Sean McDermott, the MVP quarterback isn't letting the pressure of planning a high-profile wedding get to him. Teammates dodge wedding date questions as rumors swirl Speculation around the couple's wedding date hit a peak after Bills offensive lineman Dion Dawkins seemingly let it slip during a March appearance on NFL Network's Good Morning Football. 'Josh Allen is one of those guys and he sealed that deal. And soon to come. May 31. It's happening,' Dawkins said at the time. But this week, Dawkins walked back his earlier comments, feigning ignorance when asked about the wedding on The Rich Eisen Show. 'Is that coming up? I ain't know nothing about that,' he said. 'I have no idea what's going on. We're all here. We're all here in Buffalo, working out.' He kept the tone light, joking, 'Josh can walk down the aisle in one piece, and be happy that he's walking down the aisle with all fingers and all toes.' by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like 인천 임플란트 특가! 33만원으로 건강한 치아 완성! [지금 알아보기] 플란치과 더 알아보기 Undo Inside Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld's fast-tracked wedding plans The couple got engaged in November 2024 and insiders say they've been eager to make it official without a drawn-out engagement. A source told Us Weekly in March, 'They don't want a long engagement, and the wedding planning is already underway.' With Allen's NFL season behind him, the couple has been diving into planning. 'Hailee is very excited about the planning process, and now that Josh is done with the season, she hopes they can have more time to make decisions together,' the source added. Reports indicate the wedding will be intimate but extravagant, with logistics and locations already being finalized. Allen, who was crowned NFL MVP in 2024, has praised Steinfeld for her unwavering support throughout his career. 'When I get home, she's my biggest fan, my biggest supporter. She's just the best,' he shared. Meanwhile, Steinfeld is riding high from her starring role in Sinners, which topped the box office for three weeks and is already drawing Oscar buzz. Also Read: Is Hailee Steinfeld hiding wedding doubts? Bachelorette party smiles mask deeper struggles ahead of Josh Allen ceremony With a shared desire to start a family 'in the next few years,' as sources claim, Allen and Steinfeld appear to be building more than just a wedding—they're planning a life rooted in shared values and mutual admiration.
