Former NFLer digs up Gisele Bundchen's viral Tom Brady quote to explain Josh Allen's stunning TD

In the Week 13 clash against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday, Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen scored both a passing and receiving touchdown on the same play. The Bills went on to secure a 35-10 victory over the 49ers, which also marked their seventh straight win.

Amid the excitement, former NFL linebacker turned FS1 Analyst Emmanuel Acho stirred up some laughs on X. In a cheeky callback to Gisele Bündchen's infamous statement about her ex-husband, Tom Brady, Acho posted:

“My husband cannot f---ing throw the ball and catch the ball at the same time.”

Bündchen was caught on camera, saying this in defense of Brady after the New England Patriots lost to the New York Giants in Super Bowl XLVI in February 2012.

Clearly, Acho was invoking the quote while highlighting how Josh Allen managed to do just that and jokingly added:

“Hailee Steinfeld looking at Gisele like…🤷🏽‍♀️”

That said, Emmanuel Acho was spot on with his witty tweet since Allen's off-field life has hit the headlines recently after the NFL QB proposed to Hollywood actress Hailee Steinfeld on Nov. 22.

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Bills QB Josh Allen is eyeing bigger goals

NFL: San Francisco 49ers at Buffalo Bills - Source: Imagn

In yesterday's win (35-10) against the 49ers, Josh Allen's performance was nothing short of spectacular. While he was leaving the stadium, Orchard Park erupted in chants of “MVP" after Allen's three TDs improved his career total to 247 (186 passing and 59 rushing), which surpasses the Bills legend, Jim Kelly’s previous record of 244.

Although the Bills won the AFC East title for the fifth consecutive time, Allen feels there's more to achieve.

“It’s a good feeling,” Allen said of clinching the division title. “We’ve got a lot more work to do, but we’re playing loose and free, and that’s when we’re at our best.”

Next up, the Bills will head west to face the Los Angeles Rams on Dec. 8 to secure the top seed in the conference. In the race for the AFC’s top seed, the Kansas City Chiefs have a slim edge.

However, after coming this far with a seven-game win streak, Buffalo’s focus looks sharp and clear. The ultimate goal is to get a home-field advantage, something that could give them an edge over their opponent in the icy and unforgiving conditions of Western New York in January.