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Actions speak louder than words, and Josh Allen was respectful of his wife, Hailee Steinfeld, after leading the Buffalo Bills to a win on Monday Night Football (MNF).
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He was interviewed after the game by Laura Rutledge. Allen was extremely professional, keeping his eyes down or forward, and fans took notice.
Hater Report joked that the former NFL MVP “is a high IQ player,” noting that his “hands [were] clearly visible, eyes straight ahead, shoulders upright, no smiling,” calling it a “veteran move” and him a “true student of the game.”
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One fan commented on Hater Report’s post on X, formerly Twitter, quipping, “He got Hailey. He don’t want any problems.” Another said, “Fighting for his LIFE! Great game.”
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It was not always pretty, but the Bills pulled out a gritty win against the Minnesota Vikings on MNF in Week 9. Allen completed 21 of 31 passes for 234 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. He also rushed for 15 yards on six carries.
James Cook III led the way with 107 rushing yards and one touchdown on 31 carries. DJ Moore, Ray Davis, and Ty Johnson also got carries.
The Bills’ defense was the story of the game, shutting down the Vikings’ offense. Carson Wentz started his first game of the year, only passing for 81 yards and two interceptions before being benched for Max Brosmer.
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Buffalo has a couple of divisional matchups against the New York Jets and the Miami Dolphins coming up. They will then host the Kansas City Chiefs on Thanksgiving at the new Highmark Stadium. Hometown heroes, the Goo Goo Dolls, will perform at halftime of the game.
The Bills are on a four-game win streak after losing to the New England Patriots in Week 4. They are undefeated on the road this year and are 7-1 this season.
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