Jordan Poyer's wife Rachel Bush takes aim at NFL players amid Josh Allen's MVP-esque season

Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen has been in the spotlight lately on and off the field. He's having an MVP-caliber season, and teammate Jordan Poyer's wife Rachel Bush has shown her full support for the quarterback winning the award.

Bush, who has been in headlines in the past for her controversial opinions, had a strong message for NFL players Tuesday in a post on X, expressing how everyone should take notes from Allen.

"Things that have been 100% confirmed for me this year-simplicity is better, just play ball I don’t know why everyone isn’t taking notes from Buff on this. -hard work & camaraderie beats talent any day. -lastly what the guys started building 8 years ago in Buff can’t be replicated."

Before taking aim at the NFL players, Bush revealed she started preparations for her first-ever Christmas celebrations in Florida. Apart from her views on the sport, Bush has also been open about sharing her political opinions.

Jordan Poyer's wife Rachel Bush reassured fans about losing rights after Donald Trump's win

Throughout the election season, Bush openly showed her support for Donald Trump while often launching criticism toward Kamala Harris. Following Trump's win, Bush penned an encouraging note for fans worried about losing their rights.

"If you are American, your rights are going to magically disappear. You will be just fine. If you don't understand this post here, at least learn how state mandates work vs federal. Not a single one of you will be losing 'rights'. You can breathe. Once you do, you might wake up and realize how wonderful it is when our country is actually respected and flourishing," Bush said.

Before the note, Bush called out the United States for alleged corruption.

“Do you all see now just how broken this country and our government was (is)?! It amazes me that we let it go this far…every single thing in this government has been a lie. Let it all be exposed. Throw it (them) allll out and rebuild!!”

Following Trump's win, Bush celebrated with a victory note.