Kaylah Walton
Dion Dawkins attributes the recent success of Josh Allen to Hailee Steinfeld, suggesting that her influence has contributed to the quarterback’s impressive performance, where he has amassed 14 total touchdowns over his last three games.
The excitement at Highmark Stadium is palpable as the Buffalo Bills boast an 11-3 record, standing proudly as the AFC East champions, largely due to Allen’s stellar play.
Throughout the season, Allen’s statistics show 3,395 yards and 25 touchdowns, with only five interceptions thus far, positioning him as a strong candidate for MVP honors.
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Dawkins, who plays defensive tackle, emphasizes that Allen’s off-field happiness, particularly following his engagement to Steinfeld after 19 months of dating, is a significant factor in his current success.
“Josh is enjoying himself. We all enjoy watching him,” Dawkins shared with Buffalo Plus. “Having a solid support system at home places you in the right mindset…
“Returning home to a peaceful atmosphere with love shown through a simple text makes a difference. His enjoyment can be traced to everything going well around him.”
This sentiment is echoed by Allen, who has openly acknowledged that his partner plays a crucial role in his performance as the Bills strive to challenge the Chiefs as the regular season draws to a close.
“She plays a vital role,” Allen shared with the Associated Press. “Her support and encouragement are incredible. After a game, she’s always cheering for me. I couldn’t ask for a better partner.”
Upcoming Game for the Bills
The Buffalo Bills will next face the New England Patriots on Sunday, December 22 at Highmark Stadium.
Drake Maye’s squad currently sits last in the AFC East with a record of 3-11, struggling significantly since the departure of Bill Belichick. The match is set to begin at 16:25 ET/13:25 PT.
