Bills Heiress Jessica Pegula Laughs at QB Josh Allen’s ‘Sickos’ Comment Following his Viral Touchdown Moment

Jessica Pegula ended her 2025 season at the WTA Finals in Riyadh after crashing out in the semi-finals.

Bills Heiress Jessica Pegula Laughs at QB Josh Allen’s ‘Sickos’ Comment Following his Viral Touchdown Moment

Josh Allen and Jessica Pegula (via X/NFL/US Open)

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WTA top star and Buffalo Bills heiress Jessica Pegula reacted to a hilarious revelation about the sport made by the team’s quarterback, Josh Allen. The American star is from a prominent business family, with her billionaire parents, Terry and Kim Pegula, having acquired the famous NFL team for $1.4 billion in 2014.

On November 16, the Bills came out on top against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, with Allen scoring six touchdowns. During the sixth of those touchdowns, the renowned quarterback was heard laughing maniacally. The moment then gained attention from fans on social media.

On Wednesday (November 19), Bills then posted a reel featuring Allen’s viral touchdown and his laughter on its official Instagram handle. The reel before the touchdown video was posted with a powerful quote from the quarterback, which he gave last September. The quote highlighted the American football star’s toughness on the field:

This is a tough sport. It’s not for everybody. You’ve got to be a little sick to love this game. And we’ve got some sickos.

Pegula then shared the reel on her Instagram story, captioning it with three teary-eyed laughing emojis. Allen is currently the NFL’s all-time leader in total touchdowns among players aged 30 or younger. On Sunday (November 19), he helped the Bills seal a 44-32 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

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Jessica Pegula Instagram story

Pegula finished the 2025 season with a decent run, winning three tour-level titles and a 53-23 win-loss record on tour. Her best run in Grand Slam tournaments came at the US Open in New York, reaching the semi-finals.

Courtesy of excellent performances, she qualified for the WTA Finals in Riyadh and opened her campaign against Coco Gauff in the Steffi Graf Group. She won her opening match, but then lost to Aryna Sabalenka in the second round robin match.

She then went on to claim a straight-sets win over Italy’s Jasmine Paolini, and that helped her secure her place in the semi-finals, where she failed to beat eventual winner Elena Rybakina in three sets.

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Marat Safin won two Grand Slam titles and also achieved the status of World No.1 during his 13-year career in the men’s circuit. The Russian legend retired from his playing career at the age of 29, after winning 15 tour-level titles. Safin recently joined Andrey Rublev’s team and has been a popular figure, helping the World No.16 deal with his mental health struggles.

Marat Safin and Andrey Rublev (via X/The Tennis Letter)
Marat Safin and Andrey Rublev (via X/The Tennis Letter)

Pegula recently recorded the latest episode of The Players’ Box, a podcast she co-hosts alongside Madison Keys, Jennifer Brady, and Desirae Krawczyk. She revealed during the podcast how funny Safin is off the court after having a chat with him on tour:

He has been like a funny person who has come back on tour, but he has been so entertaining. He truly does not care. But he is so funny and is very engaging with everybody. He doesn’t just stand there and not talk to people. He is a really funny personality.I have had conversations with him and I’m just like I’m sitting here talking with Marat Safin.

Rublev brought Safin into his team in April ahead of the clay-court season. The World No.16 brought the Russian legend to help deal with his mental health struggles having suffered depression on several occasions in his career.

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