Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) warms up before the game against the Houston Texans at Reliant Stadium
Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen (17) warms up before the game against the Houston Texans at Reliant Stadium
Josh Allen carried the Buffalo Bills to a narrow 33-30 win over the Las Vegas Raiders on Sunday, improving Buffalo’s record to 5-1. He went 23-of-33 for 255 yards, two touchdowns, and no interceptions while taking two sacks. His third-quarter flip to Keon Coleman on 3rd-and-8 tied Jim Kelly’s franchise record of 258 touchdown passes.
However, Allen’s play was not the only thing generating attention after the game. A viral moment at the end of his sideline interview with reporter Tracy Wolfson is making the rounds online but for all the wrong reasons.
Bills quarterback Josh Allen looks downfield. Jg 010321 Bills 22b
Bills quarterback Josh Allen looks downfield. Jg 010321 Bills 22b
After the game, CBS sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson, 51, finished her postgame interview with Allen but appeared to make a bizarre contact with him as they wrapped up.
The last eight-second clip of the interview is circulating across various social media accounts, where many fans believe Wolfson tapped or slapped the Bills quarterback on the backside as they walked away.
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#NFL fans believe legendary CBS sideline reporter Tracy Wolfson slapped #Bills QB Josh Allen on the BUTT following their postgame interview.
The moment was caught on live TV and the video has gone viral on social media.
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— MLFootball (@MLFootball) October 19, 2026
Due to their significant height gap and the camera angle — which focused closely on Allen’s face — the screen only shows the front of both individuals. This framing leaves the exact spot of the physical contact hidden from view.
Tracy Wolfson’s contact with Josh Allen draws fan criticism
However, the unexpected contact has led to endless chatter online.
One fan wrote, “She shouldn’t have touched him at all. If a man did this to a female athlete he would have been fired immediately. I am sick and f***ing tired of the double standard.”
Another viewer added, “@tracywolfson your career is over. Sexual harassment goes both ways!”
A third one noted, “So she’s going to get fired for sexual harassment in the workplace, right?”
The fourth viewer penned, “Josh should report that blatant sexual ass-ault 😂”
A fifth fan added, “These reporters will do anything to get the “inside” scoop these days”
This is not the first time an exchange between Wolfson and Allen has drawn criticism. Cameras caught Allen running up and hugging her before a postgame interview in January 2025. Wolfson later addressed that moment in an interview with Awful Announcing.
“There was an instance last year where the cameras caught Josh running up and giving me a big hug right before the interview; that’s just what he does,” Wolfson said. “There’s no favoritism here or there. That’s what he does. He was elated and excited. People look at that, especially anti-Bills fans, and are like, ‘That’s not professional.'”
While the latest incident renewed that same fan criticism online, the history between the quarterback and the veteran reporter shows they have built a familiar working relationship over years of postgame broadcasts.
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