Josh Allen Searches Stands for Wife After Bills Win

Los Angeles is famous for its celebrities, yet after securing a win for the Buffalo Bills on Monday, quarterback Josh Allen cared about only one thing: finding his wife. Following the team's thrilling 37-34 overtime victory against the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium, Allen walked off the field and scanned the stands for Sinners star Hailee Steinfeld.

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In a video captured by Spectrum News 1, Allen voiced his confusion directly. Is my wife in one of these suites somewhere? he asked. Does anybody know? he followed up with. The MVP-winning quarterback appeared unable to locate her amidst the crowd. Meanwhile, Steinfeld was shown passionately cheering for her husband throughout the Monday Night Football broadcast. Go Josh! Lets go Josh! Lets f---ing go! she yelled during the game.

Steinfeld had every reason to be engrossed in the match, as the Bills and Rams scored a combined 48 points in a captivating second half that forced extra time. For a brief moment in the overtime period, it looked like Allen would suffer his eighth straight overtime loss. The Bills received the first ball but drove into Rams territory before running back James Cook fumbled for the second time in the game and turned the ball over. The Rams needed only a field goal to win following that turnover, yet Harrison Mevis potential game-winning attempt was blocked by Bills linebacker Greg Rousseau.

Allen took advantage of this second chance by driving his team back into field goal range and setting up Tyler Bass game-winning 45-yard kick. With the victory secured, Allen improved his record to 1-7 in overtime games. The Rams limited the Bills passing attack significantly, holding him to just 210 yards with one touchdown and one interception on 12-of-19 passing. As a runner, however, Allen was dynamic, rushing for 121 yards and scoring one touchdown.

Allen will look to make his wife proud again, and successfully find her suite if she attends, when the Bills (4-1) play the Las Vegas Raiders (3-2) on Sunday at 4:25 p.m. ET.