Raiders DE shares bizarre complaint for billionaire Jeff Bezos ft. wife Allison Rochell
Apart from playing football with the Las Vegas Raiders last season, defensive end Isaac Rochell has been growing his social media online.
With over 1.6 million followers on TikTok, Isaac's wife Allison boasts around 2.3 million followers on the same platform. This time, though, Isaac chose to reach out to billionaire Jeff Bezos.
Though it was an unusual request, the Raiders star addressed Bezos directly over some boots and Allison's photo.
"This video is for Jeff Bezos and Jeff Bezos only," Isaac said. "When you search cowgirl boots women, this pops up."
He's referring to a photo of his wife Allison on Amazon, who is wearing cowgirl boots and his No. 91 jersey.
"Jeff, do you know what that is? Right there? Do you know what this is? It's my jersey Jeff. We all know if my jersey wasn't on that body, which happens to be my wife, who's more famous then me, then it would not be on the website. I'll have my people reach out to your people. Figure something out."
Though Isaac was mostly joking, he did admit that his wife is currently more popular than him. At least on social media. Apart from Instagram, Allison has over 270,000 followers compared to Isaac's 126,000.
Bezos, who founded Amazon, was looking to buy the Washington Commanders.
However, with that deal falling through, he might end up buying another NFL team in the future.
How successful is Raiders DE Isaac Rochell's wife?
In another TikTok video, Allison shared a few key details about her and Isaac's businesses. According to the influencer, they have both invested, dealing in property rentals and Airbnbs.
When she initially started, Allison only had $500 to her name. Back then, the Raiders DE was playing for the Los Angeles Chargers. With the couple on a break back then, Allison began by working with a designer company that paid $16 per hour.
"Once I was engaged, I quit my job because hello. He's in the NFL. Has money," Allison joked.
Some brainstorming (when Rochell was in free agency) led to Allison investing her own $60,000 into a business.
"Went to my fiance and proposed a little idea. I made a powerpoint presentation to convince my husband and our financial advisor. I had the money to get the house but I didn't have enough for renovations."
Allison made the downpayment, and Isaac Rochell paid for the renovations. By February 2021 they launced their Airbnb.
That being said, one will have to wait for free agency to start in March to find out which team Isaac will sign with for the 2023 season.