- Allen had been criticized for apparently not opening Steinfeld’s car door in Paris.
- In his defense, Allen told fans that he was in a hurry because his pants were torn.
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Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen responded to social media users who pointed out that he did not open the door to his girlfriend Hailee Steinfeld, claiming the reason was because he ripped his pants.
Allen posted a tweet saying “My pants ripped at dinner… I didn’t want to take my cheeks out… I love Paris,” along with several different emojis.
The video did not show any visible tears in Allen’s pants, as they were covered by a black jacket around his waist as he walked the short distance from his vehicle to what appeared to be his hotel.
Smith and other women exited the vehicle shortly after Allen before Smith stopped to take a photo with a fan.
No other videos or photographs of Allen and Smith emerged from inside the hotel.
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen ripped his pants while dining at a Paris restaurant
Josh Allen responded on X after fans ridiculed him for running out of the car towards the hotel.
X users were initially unsympathetic to Allen’s decision to run from the car to the hotel.
‘Why didn’t you wait for her?’ asked a user
“I could have opened the door for him,” another chimed in.
Allen is enjoying his offseason after an up-and-down performance in 2023.
He finished last season with 4,306 yards, 29 touchdowns, 18 interceptions and a completion percentage of 66.5.
Additionally, he led the Bills to the playoffs once again before they suffered a postseason loss to the eventual Super Bowl champions, the Kansas City Chiefs.
Allen was with his girlfriend Hailee Steinfeld who works as an actress.
Things will be a little different for Allen when he returns to Orchard Park next season.
Buffalo traded center Ryan Bates to the Chicago Bears in exchange for a 2024 fifth-round draft pick.
Bates entered the league in 2019 as an undrafted free agent and joined the Philadelphia Eagles before the Penn State alumni were traded to Buffalo a few months later.
During his five seasons with the Bills, Bates appeared in 73 games and 19 starting appearances.
The Bears had attempted to sign Bates as a restricted free agent in 2022, but Buffalo had opted to match the contract offer.