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Josh Allen Goes Viral for Avoiding Eye Contact With Attractive Female Reporter During Postgame Interview

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Josh Allen only has eyes for his wife, Hailee Steinfeld — or at least that’s what fans were joking about after the Buffalo Bills quarterback appeared to go out of his way to avoid looking at a female reporter during a postgame interview.

The NFL star, 30, was speaking with ESPN’s Laura Rutledge following Buffalo’s victory over the Minnesota Vikings on Monday, November 9, when viewers noticed he seemed unusually careful about where he directed his gaze.

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In a clip shared by @MLFootball shortly after the game, Allen repeatedly looked into the distance or lowered his eyes toward the ground rather than making eye contact with Rutledge, 38, who appeared unfazed as she continued asking questions.

The unusual exchange quickly gained traction on social media, with fans sharing the clip and offering their own interpretations of Allen’s behavior.

“Chivalry is NOT dead. It’s called custody of the eyes. Josh is a true gentleman,” one person commented.

Another wrote, “I notice a smart, classy man not disrespecting his wife and mother of his daughter by looking at obvious eye candy…”

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However, not everyone understood why the interaction was attracting so much attention.

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“I see no problem with this interview at all. Am I missing something? Josh just wants to be done with the interview and go celebrate,” another viewer pointed out.

The interview itself was a routine postgame conversation, with Rutledge asking Allen about Buffalo’s performance after the Bills secured a convincing 23-6 victory over the Vikings at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis.

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Allen, who married actress and singer Steinfeld in 2025, welcomed their daughter, Harper, in April 2026.

The quarterback recently opened up about how becoming a father has changed his daily routine, revealing that he and Steinfeld now spend considerably less time watching television in the evenings.

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“There’s definitely been less TV now. When we put [our daughter] down, we give ourselves 35 to 40 minutes to maybe watch something, or decompress and talk, which you have to do. But definitely less screen time before bed, which I think is extremely beneficial,” he told The Healthy for its How I Healthspan series, published Thursday, November 5.

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