NFL Superstar Accuses Airline Of Disturbing Theft

Buffalo Bills star Dion Dawkins alleges security lapses at JetBlue after claiming staff stole his fiance's valuable jewelry and watches during a family trip.

Buffalo Bills standout Dion Dawkins has raised serious concerns about JetBlue after claiming that jewelry and Rolex watches belonging to his fiancée were stolen during a flight to Florida.

Dawkins, fresh off his ninth season with the Bills, took to social media to voice his frustration, directly calling out the airline. He alleged that JetBlue employees were behind the disappearance of the valuable items.

The offensive lineman mentioned spending $10,000 on first-class tickets to provide his family with a luxurious travel experience from Los Angeles to Fort Lauderdale. Unfortunately, his fiancée, Daiyaana Muhammad, reportedly had her expensive jewelry taken during the journey.

On X, Dawkins expressed his disappointment, questioning JetBlue's security measures. He wrote about the effort to give his family a memorable trip, only to face this unfortunate incident.

JetBlue has been contacted for a response regarding these allegations.

Dawkins and Muhammad, who is a registered nurse and model from LA, share three children together. Muhammad recently joined Dawkins in San Francisco for the NFL Honors ceremony, just before Super Bowl LX. She turned heads on the red carpet in a striking golden silk dress, while Dawkins sported a unique black-and-white suit with knee-length shorts, complemented by a hat, sunglasses, and black boots.

A five-time Pro Bowler, Dawkins was drafted by Buffalo as the 63rd overall pick in 2017. He quickly became an integral part of the Bills' offensive line.

Over his nine seasons, he has consistently appeared in at least 15 regular-season games, helping the team reach the playoffs in all but one season. Dawkins has been a key protector for quarterback Josh Allen, contributing to the team's two appearances in the AFC Championship game, though both ended in losses to the Kansas City Chiefs.