Jordan Poyer's model wife reacts to Buffalo Bills homecoming

Social media influencer Rachel Bush is giddy about husband Jordan Poyer's return to the Buffalo Bills.

Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce makes a catch against Buffalo Bills safety Jordan Poyer | Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images

Jordan Poyer is returning to the Buffalo Bills, which, of course, also means the return of his wife.

As if the Bills needed more pizzazz in a season accented by HBO's "Hard Knocks" and framed by Super-Bowl-or-bust, now, model Rachel Bush is back in the mix.

Bush, a social media inlfuencer who married the former All-Pro safety in 2018, immediately took to Instagram — where she has 4.1 million followers — to celebrate the homecoming to Bills Mafia.

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Poyer, for what it's worth, has only 365,000 followers on Instagram.

Wrote Bush on his Instagram story: "HOME AGAIN HOME AGAIN ONE LAST RIDE BUFFALO LET’S GO. CAN’T WAIT TO SEE YOU ALL.”

The Bills are obviously excited to get re-acquainted with Poyer as well.

The 34-year-old played with the Bills from 2017-23, earning All-Pro honors in 2021. He had 682 tackles, 48 pass break-ups, 22 interceptions and eight forced fumbles for Buffalo.

Given the Bills' banged-up secondary and the inconsistent play of safeties Damar Hamlin and Cole Bishop during the preseason, Poyer's veteran presence will be a welcome addition.

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Poyer spent last season with the AFC East rival Miami Dolphins, but sounds like he and his wife are happy to be returning "home" to the Bills.

Buffalo Bills running back James Cook is tackled by Miami Dolphins safety Jordan Poyer | Mark Konezny-Imagn Images

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