Bills O-Line surprises Josh Allen with stunning Christmas gift

Josh Allen’s Christmas got a whole lot brighter thanks to the Bills offensive line.

Kilty Cleary | 14 Hours Ago

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) celebrates his touchdown with guard Connor McGovern (66) and offensive tackle Dion Dawkins (73) / Eric Hartline-Imagn Images

Christmas came with a little extra sparkle for Josh Allen, courtesy of the Buffalo Bills offensive line. In a gesture that perfectly sums up the camaraderie of this team, the big guys up front surprised their quarterback with a custom diamond necklace that screams MVP vibes.

The piece is stunning, featuring Allen’s jersey number 17, his name replaced with MVP, and enough diamonds to light up Orchard Park. While the league debates Allen’s standing in the MVP race, the Bills’ offensive line has no doubts—Josh is their MVP, no questions asked.

Josh Allen has been sensational this season, putting the team on his back week in and week out. Even with Lamar Jackson’s impressive Christmas Day performance, Allen’s consistency, leadership, and knack for making jaw-dropping plays have him firmly in the MVP conversation.

For the offensive line, this custom jewelry isn’t just a gift; it’s a statement. They see the effort, heart, and grit their quarterback brings every game. Bills Mafia, too, knows they’ve got a gem in Allen, and now he’s literally wearing that recognition.

O-Line always looking out for @JoshAllenQB. 🥶🎄#GoBills | #BillsMafia pic.twitter.com/jyxB7ndQKU
— Buffalo Bills (@BuffaloBills) December 25, 2024

While the No. 1 seed in the AFC is officially out of reach—thanks to the Chiefs locking it up on Christmas—the Bills are sitting comfortably at the No. 2 seed. With that in mind, the big question for Coach Sean McDermott is whether to rest the starters, including Allen, in the final week of the season.

Resting Allen could ensure the QB stays fresh and healthy for a deep playoff run, but it’s hard to imagine him sitting on the sidelines with his competitive spirit. Bills Mafia will be watching closely to see how this plays out, but no matter what, the road to the Super Bowl will be running through Orchard Park for at least one game.