In 2024-25, the Buffalo Bills went for their fifth straight AFC East title. Their impressive regular season saw them advance to the AFC Championship game, where they fell to arch-rival Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.
Bragging Rights for the Buffalo Bills
Despite never winning a Super Bowl, the Bills’ recent success is something to behold. With such success comes bragging rights for the team’s fans and families. NFL MVP Josh Allen’s fiancee, Hailee Steinfeld, interviewed with WhoWhatWear, where she can be seen saying something that will hype up all of the Bills Mafia.
HAILEE STEINFELD FIRING SHOTS AT THE AFC EAST
ONE OF US
— Pay The Bills | A Trainwreck Sports Production (@PayTheBillsPod) February 19, 2025
The talented actress and singer has now proven her loyalty to one of the NFL‘s most intriguing fanbases. Steinfeld calling the rest of the AFC East the Bills ‘three sons’ prompted an eruption of support in the comment section of the “Pay the Bills” X post.
Bills’ Performance Against AFC East in 2024
With Steinfeld’s comical yet eye-opening comment, let’s examine whether New England, Miami, and New York (Jets) were indeed the Bills ‘three sons’ this season.
Record-wise, Buffalo dominated the East this year, going 5-1. Their only loss was the season’s final game, with starters resting.
Steineld’s future husband, Allen, totaled 925 passing yards, 74 rushing yards, and 11 touchdowns in five divisional games this season.
Josh Allen’s 2024 Statistics
These games and the other 11 that Allen played this season led to his MVP honors. For most of 2024, the MVP race was a two-man battle between Allen and Lamar Jackson. PFSN ranked Allen third in QB+ rankings with a 91.7 (A- ranking). PFSN’s Ben Rolfe discussed Allen’s legendary season.
“The overall body of work sees Allen as one of three quarterbacks getting an A grade of some sort. Intriguingly, 2024 was only tied for his second-best career season, matching his 2022 numbers but falling short of his A+ performance back in 2020.
“For the regular season, Allen is inside the top five for most of the statistics we look at in QB+. His 0.24 EPA/DB ranks third in the NFL, and he’s fourth in both EPA/DB from a clean pocket (0.37) and third-best when pressured (-0.05). The only statistic of note where Allen is not in the top five is his third-down conversion percentage (sixth, 44.4%).”
While Jackson finished top of the list on PFSN’s QB rankings, Allen received the last laugh with his MVP award. Now, Allen and Steinfeld can celebrate an impressive season before attempting to make the AFC East the Bills ‘three sons’ again.