Sunday was shaping up to be a big day in Josh Allen and wife Hailee Steinfeld’s household.

While the reigning league MVP led the Bills to a wild-card road win over the Jaguars in Jacksonville, the Oscar-nominated actress was readying to present at the 83rd annual Golden Globes in Los Angeles.

Steinfeld, 29, was announced Thursday as one of the presenters for Sunday’s awards ceremony, hosted by comedian Nikki Glaser, along with George Clooney, Miley Cyrus, Jennifer Garner, Kevin Hart, Melissa McCarthy and Snoop Dogg, among others.

Her film, “Sinners,” received seven Golden Globe nominations, including a nod for Best Motion Picture: Drama.

The ceremony comes just weeks after Steinfeld revealed she’s pregnant and expecting her first child with Allen, 29.

The couple tied the knot last May after getting engaged in November 2024.

Allen made his seventh trip to the postseason as a member of the Bills.

Even without Patrick Mahomes and Joe Burrow in this year’s AFC playoff race, it won’t be a cakewalk to Super Bowl 2026.

The Bills did clear their first hurdle by overcoming a surging Jaguars team.

Led by first-year coach Liam Coen, the Jaguars finished the regular season at 13-4 and took the AFC South crown for the first time since 2022, but a late rushing touchdown by Allen gave Buffalo a 27-24 win.

Allen finished 28-for-35 with 273 yards and a touchdown, adding 11 rushes for 33 yards and two rushing TDs.

There was speculation about Bills coach Sean McDermott’s job status if Buffalo found itself losing on Sunday.

ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported in late December that “some folks around the league have wondered to me whether Bills ownership might grow impatient with Sean McDermott if Buffalo doesn’t make a playoff run in a year Patrick Mahomes is out of the postseason.”

The Bills reached the AFC Championship game last January, a 32-29 loss to the Chiefs.