Josh Allen’s Wedding Mystery: Inside the ‘Fog’ Between the Bills QB and Dion Dawkins
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen is making waves this offseason—but not for his usual cannon throws or gritty workouts. Instead, the buzz surrounds a major personal milestone: his upcoming wedding. The surprise? One of his closest teammates, offensive tackle Dion Dawkins, says he knows nothing about it.
During a recent appearance on The Rich Eisen Show, Dawkins stunned fans and analysts alike with a candid admission. When asked about Allen’s wedding plans, Dawkins responded, “I don’t know nothing about that. I don’t know nothing about any of that.” For a player who’s long been seen as part of Allen’s inner circle, the comment felt off—like static on what should be a clear channel of trust.
Dawkins doubled down, saying he was “in the fog” and didn’t even know what was happening. “We’re all here in Buffalo working out,” he said, adding that he might give Allen a FaceTime call just to see what’s going on. It’s a surprising distance, especially given the camaraderie typically shared between QBs and their offensive linemen. And it’s even more striking considering Dawkins previously praised Allen and fiancée Hailee Steinfeld, noting that “there’s love in the air” and that Allen’s engagement brought positive energy to the team.
So why the disconnect now?
There’s speculation—but no clear answer. Allen has always been a private person, and it’s possible he’s keeping wedding plans extremely close to the chest. But for someone like Dawkins to be in the dark raises eyebrows. Could it be a simple oversight? Or is there quiet tension brewing in the locker room?
Adding complexity to the story is Hailee Steinfeld’s ongoing battle with anxiety. Despite the massive success of her film Sinners, which grossed over $314 million, she’s been open about her mental health struggles. In a recent newsletter, she shared that her anxiety has been “through the roof.” Allen, she says, has been her anchor during this time.
Their bond seems strong, forged in both public moments and private support. But with Allen keeping his wedding plans quiet—even from a trusted teammate—some are wondering whether his inner circle is narrowing, either by design or circumstance.
As May 31 approaches—reportedly the date set for the wedding—the questions linger. Is this just a case of privacy? Or are there subtle fractures appearing beneath Buffalo’s team chemistry?
Whatever the answer, one thing is clear: the Bills will need more than touchdowns to keep harmony off the field.