Who is Zach Sieler's wife Hannah Sieler? Dolphins DL's better half in tears after husband scores first NFL TD vs. Bills

Zach Sieler recorded the biggest play of his career for the Miami Dolphins during their game against the Buffalo Bills in the Wild Card round of the NFL Playoffs. The play occurred in the third quarter and resulted in the first touchdown of Sieler's entire career. It was a defensive touchdown on a fumble recovery, as he currently plays as a defensive lineman for the Dolphins.

Defensive back Eric Rowe came around the edge on a blitz and quickly found himself in the Bills' backfield. He recorded a sack on quarterback Josh Allen, but more importantly, stripped the football out of his hands. The ball was free and rolling toward the endzone when Zach Sieler scooped it up for a touchdown.

The play resulted in the Dolphins taking the lead, as the Bills were ahead 20-17 prior to the fumble.

Zach Sieler's wife, Hannah Sieler, immediately posted a video on her own social media account reacting to her husband's first career touchdown.

She enthusiastically cheered on her husband in the video, while getting emotional over the magnitude of the moment. Scoring a touchdown in any game is an accomplishment, but doing so during the playoffs is even more special. The fact that it was a defensive score to take the lead against one of the best teams in the NFL for a first career touchdown makes it pretty epic.

Hannah Sieler also claimed she was promised a game ball from her husband if he were to ever score a touchdown. It's extremely rare for defensive linemen to score touchdowns just due to the nature of the position they play. It looks like Zach Sieler delivered a difficult gift to acquire.

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Photo from Hannah Sieler IG account

Hannah Cook became Hannah Sieler when she married Zach. Most of the details about their relationship have been kept private, but they reportedly dated for many years before eventually getting married. They were together when he joined the Baltimore Ravens out of Ferris State University, where he played his college football career.

Hannah played college basketball for the Alabama Crimson Tide during her collegiate athletic career. Like her husband, she's an exceptional athlete. She found more relative success at the college level as she attended a Division 1 program while her husband played for a Division II team for his college football career.