Cowboys fan Kelly Clarkson makes eye-opening admission about Josh Allen to Hailee Steinfeld

Kelly Clarkson loves the Dallas Cowboys - which should come as no surprise, give that she was born and raised in the Metroplex. Yet she's aware that other teams exist in the NFL, and that was on full display on her eponymous talk show.

While hosting Hailee Steinfeld, who was promoting the horror film Sinners, the singer-songwriter proudly showed her off a Buffalo Bills jacket (one with the pre-1974 logo), then revealed a factoid about the actress's boyfriend, Buffalo Bills MVP quarterback Josh Allen:

"Look, I'm a Cowboys girl, but when I move somewhere I like to pick a local team. And there's three here, but really, there's just one and it's the Bills. That's right, come on. I love the Bills and congratulations, Joshua was actually my quarterback for my fantasy football team, and he killed it for me. So, you tell him thank you, badass *****."

The couple have been mostly silent about their wedding plans ever since they became engaged in November. But speaking on Good Morning Football last month, Allen's teammate Dion Dawkins claimed that their wedding ceremony would occur on May 31:

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Kelly Clarkson shades Jerry Jones for Cowboys' underperformance since 1990s dynasty

Going back to the Cowboys, they have been one of the so-called "masters" at greatly disappointing their fans ever since their run of Super Bowl success in the 1990s. Since their last Lombardi Trophy at the conclusion of the 1995 season, they haven't made even the NFC Championship Game despite having some of the best players to ever don the starred helmet.

The 2020s have seen the team clinch get bounced out of the WIld Card Round twice - both times after clinching the NFC East. Most recently in 2024, they missed the playoffs in what turned out to be Mike McMarthy's final season as head coach.

And like most fans, Kelly Clarkson is getting bored of the constant underachieving. Speaking on Kylie Kelce's Not Gonna Lie podcast late last month, she has some choice words for Jerry Jones (17:25):

“I just read something with my sister and I guess Jerry Jones had said, 'Well, now is the time.' And I was like, 'Oh, OK.' It was different from the last ‘now’s the time.’ Very different from last year’s time, which was also the time.”

Still, she couldn't help but exude the same blind optimism:

“Our team is probably one of the most hated. Because I also think, too, we’re always so hopeful. I don’t think there’s been more dreamers since the ‘90s. Every year is our year.”

The Cowboys, being one of seven teams with a new coach (Brian Schottenheimer), began spring camp this Monday.