Jon Feliciano has always been candid with his thoughts on the Buffalo Bills following his departure from the team.
The now New York Giants player was released by Buffalo this past spring. He’s had a few things to say since then and his latest is an admitted social media “trolling.”
In Week 9, the Giants were on their bye. Feliciano was able to kick back, relax, and evidently watch the Bills and their 20-17 loss to the New York Jets.
After the final whistle, Feliciano decided to take a shot at the Buffalo “New York” joke.
Bills fans love to point out that the Giants and Jets play in the state of New Jersey and not New York. The geographical knock was used against Bills Mafia by Feliciano:
The Real NY đź‘€
— Jonathan Feliciano (@MongoFeliciano) November 6, 2022
For some Bills fans, it appears Feliciano has officially stepped over the line with his comment.
Previously, Feliciano’s thoughts toward the Bills have straddled the line. He admitted he thought he could have been a better option for the Bills during their playoff loss to the Chiefs last season. Feliciano had lost his starting spot by that time and you can’t blame a guy for wanting to play.
Then Feliciano said he felt like Buffalo’s coaching staff treated the offensive line like “kind of the thorn in the heel.” Another mixed message.
Buffalo could simply not think much on the comment as Feliciano did post after that he was “trolling,” a.k.a. joking. But trying to walk on water is probably easier than hoping for that.
Feliciano’s reputation with Bills Mafia is probably irreversible now.
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