Josh Allen, the quarterback for the Buffalo Bills, went viral following a touching exchange with a little fan during training camp.
Throughout the entire session, the NFL’s MVP was in the spotlight and took the time to sign several autographs for Tuesday’s spectators.
Allen signed a few items of memorabilia and merchandise, then waved to the audience before realizing that a little fan had not been signed.
Allen went around and tried to cheer up the young girl, who was crying and being comforted by her family.
After giving the young fan a hug and signing her Bills flag, the quarterback turned around and walked away.
After fans showered Bills star Allen with adoration, the touching event was captured on tape and quickly went viral.
After removing his hat to shake the hands of every American military service member present at the training camp, the league’s MVP also received applause from the crowd.
The 29-year-old noticed four service members out of the corner of his eye after several signatures.
Once the signal caller had completed signing autographs for the supporters positioned between him and the service members, he took off his cap to shake hands with each of them.
Allen was observed giving a quick phrase, most likely “Thank you,” to each service person who was waiting in line for an autograph.
Before continuing with his signatures, Allen went back to the first service person in line and autographed each of their belongings.
After a hectic offseason that included listing his California house and getting married to actress Hailee Steinfeld, Allen is back in Western New York.
Rumors that he is moving in with the “Sinners” actor or that they are purchasing a separate piece of real estate together are thought to be related to the move.
Just over a month after he married actress Steinfeld, his $8.5 million bachelor pad in Dana Point, California, is for sale.
Three hours north of Allen’s current residence, a four-bedroom, three-bedroom home on the seaside, the ‘True Grit’ actress and Buffalo Bills quarterback got married in Montecito, California.
According to Realator.com, Allen purchased the property for $7.2 million in 2023 and has been using it for the majority of his time away from Buffalo this offseason.
With the Bills as the clear favorite to win the Super Bowl and the annoying Kansas City Chiefs hanging over them, Allen is once again going into the NFL season with high expectations.