Getty Brittany Williams and Josh Allen attend the 9th Annual NFL Honors at Adrienne Arsht Center on February 01, 2020 in Miami, Florida.
Franchise quarterback Josh Allen is easily the most famous person in Buffalo, and his longtime girlfriend, Brittany Williams, has also become a well-known public figure.
Williams is a staple at Bills games who regularly shares pictures and videos of herself cheering the team on along with other players’ wives and girlfriends. Therefore, it didn’t go unnoticed when the Pilates instructor abruptly deleted her Twitter account and made her Instagram page, for which she has nearly 90,000 followers, into a private account.
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While there could be a zillion reasons why she chose to delete Twitter and make her Instagram page private, the move happens to coincide during what’s an incredibly stressful time for the Bills, its players, and the NFL in general.
TwitterBuffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen’s girlfriend Brittany Williams deleted her Twitter account.
The league’s newly updated COVID-19 regulations have ruffled a lot of feathers, putting players’ every move under a microscope. And the idea of losing Allen due to COVID-19 just before the Bills’ most important regular-season game in Week 16 is understandably worrisome.
After the Bills announced wide receiver Cole Beasley tested positive for COVID-19 on December 21, even more concern was raised over the quarterback’s health, worries that were compounded after seeing that Williams was hanging out with the unvaccinated player’s wife, Kyrstin Beasley, at Highmark Stadium on Sunday.
@brittwilll/IGBrittany Williams (L) poses with Kyrstin Beasley, wife of Bills wide receiver Cole Beasley.
As for her Twitter account, Williams “liked” numerous tweets that seemed to make it clear that she’s not a fan of the NFL’s health and safety protocols or any vaccine mandates.
4 Starters Remain Out Due to COVID-19 Protocols
While vaccinated linebacker Tyrel Dodson was able to return to practice on Thursday, December 23 after being placed on the Reserve/COVID-19 list last week, the Bills still have four starters out due to health and safety protocols: guard Jon Feliciano, defensive end A.J. Epenesa, left tackle Dion Dawkins, and Beasley.
Feliciano and Dawkins have confirmed they were vaccinated, therefore, they could both possibly be activated in time to play the Patriots on December 26.
Bills head coach Sean McDermott said on Monday, “The hope would be Dion comes back before Jon [Dawkins was placed on list first] but we just don’t know yet,” WKBW’s Matthew Bove tweeted.
The Bills Need All the Help They Can Get to Secure a Win Against the Patriots
GettyJosh Allen #17 of the Buffalo Bills runs the ball in the fourth quarter of the game against the New England Patriots at Highmark Stadium on December 06, 2021.
The Bills (8-5) postseason is on the line when they take on the New England Patriots (9-5) in Week 16. The winner will not only clinch the AFC East but also punch their ticket for the playoffs.
It was just three weeks ago when the Patriots defeated the Bills 14-10 in Week 13, and with so much on the line, Allen knows the rematch is going to be extremely physical. “My college coach used to say. ‘There’s two dogs and only one piece of meat,’ It’s gonna be a dogfight,” ” Allen said, per WROC-TV reporter Thad Brown.
Offensive coordinator Brian Daboll is also expecting an incredibly tough game against Bill Belichick‘s team.
“It’s the competition you’re looking for,” Daboll said, pew Bills Wire. “That’s (why) December football games are what they are. High competition level, usually some type of stakes at it. It’ll be an important week.”
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Bills QB Josh Allen’s Girlfriend Deletes Twitter Account, Makes IG Private