Allison Kuch, wife of NFL’s Isaac Rochell, swaps glam for Play-Doh in relatable glow-up | NFL News
Allison Kuch isn’t posting thirst traps anymore—she’s posting Play-Doh deals. The influencer and wife of ex-Raiders defensive end Isaac Rochell is reflecting on just how much life has changed. From flirty posts to family routines, her feed now mirrors her role as a new mom. And fans are loving the relatable glow-up.
From flirty photos to family finds, Kuch shows how life has changed
In a recent post, Kuch shared a casual selfie wearing a gray duck-print T-shirt, resting her head in one hand, and dropped a line many young moms could relate to. “Life is crazy cause 10 years ago I used to post hot pics of me to make Isaac jealous & wanna date me, & now I’m posting about playdoh being prime deal,” she wrote.The story followed another snap featuring an Amazon Prime Day deal. “The things I’m getting on Prime Day,” she captioned it—offering a glimpse into her current shopping list filled with toddler essentials.Kuch has long documented her journey alongside Rochell, from their college romance to NFL sidelines. The two met through friends at a house party while studying at different colleges and went on their first date at Starbucks. For four years, they navigated a long-distance relationship before Rochell, who played for multiple NFL teams including the Raiders and Colts, proposed in 2020. They married in April 2021.In December 2023, they welcomed their first child, a daughter named Scottie. Since becoming a mother, Kuch’s content has leaned more into parenting, everyday hacks, and humorous observations about life off the gridiron. Her relatable storytelling and unfiltered style have helped her grow a loyal U.S. audience, especially among NFL fans and fellow young parents.Also read: Donald Trump pushes to restore Washington’s original NFL name, backed by Native American leadersAs influencer culture shifts toward authenticity and relatability, Kuch’s feed—once filled with glam moments—is now a celebration of real life: messy, joyful, and yes, full of Play-Doh.
