Tag: Bills Mafia

WATCH: Eagles legendary center Jason Kelce leaps through a flaming folding table

Philadelphia Eagles retired center Jason Kelce paid homage to Bills Mafia by jumping through a folding table that was set on fire

Jason Kelce’s retirement is off to a flaming hot start, pun intended, as the future Hall of Fame center took a page from ‘Bills Mafia’ by jumping through a folding table.

With brother Travis by his side, Jason Kelce donned a mask and a unique jumpsuit as he leaped from a fire truck through a flaming-hot folding table set on fire before his jump.

A sixth-round draft pick out of the University of Cincinnati in 2011, Kelce started and played in 193 games over his 13 seasons.

Kelce is the fifth center in NFL history with at least six All-Pro selections. The other four — Jim Otto, Bulldog Turner, Dermotti Dawson, and Jim Ringo — are all in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

It’s safe to say the All-Pro made the correct decision.

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Amazing: There was a lone Bills fan chirping Patrick Mahomes during Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade

#BillsMafia is everywhere, even in Pat Mahomes’ face during the #Chiefs’ Super Bowl parade:

There was one person doing the work of Bills Mafia all the way down in Kansas City during the worst of times.

The Chiefs were celebrating their 25-22 Super Bowl win over the 49ers on Wednesday. The annual parade the winning team puts on went down.

Thanks to the Bills Backers of Kansas City, we’ve seen a hilarious clip get dropped on social media.

As a camera zooms in on Patrick Mahomes giving high fives to fans, there’s one lone wolf that stands out and is yelling something toward him: Someone in a No. 17 Josh Allen Buffalo Bills jersey.

What a legend.

Check it out below:

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Bills Mafia supports Tyler Bass by donating to cat adoption group

Lovely:

Bills Mafia are widely known for supporting a good cause in an effort to give a lending hand to one of their own.

Tyler Bass is feeling that support now… and so are area cats.

The Bills lost 27-24 to the Chiefs in the AFC divisional round. Bass had an opportunity to tie the game but missed a kick to the right.

In the locker room after the final whistle, Bass took responsibility.

Even so, Bass went on to deactivate his social media accounts as there were reports and claims that he was receiving abuse on the internet.

Since then, Bills Mafia has entered the ring to back him up with some dollars.

Fans have since donated to the Ten Lives Club cat adoption group which Bass supports. According to the team’s radio partner WGR-550, the number of donations has swelled above $100,000. Many of those being made are coming in the form of $22 submissions, representing Bass and his No. 2 that he wears.

It’s tough to make a mistake at such a critical moment in the game, but once again, Bills fans have shown compassion.

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Gabe Davis, fans at Bills game get into argument after Chiefs loss

NSFW:

The last time Gabe Davis might be wearing Buffalo Bills gear on the field at Highmark Stadium might’ve been one he’d soon like to forget.

Unfortunately for Davis, he did not play in either of the two home playoff games the Bills earned this year. The latter was Buffalo’s 27-24 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC divisional round.

Considering the outcome, tensions were high around the stadium and a video very much shows that.

In a clip that has gone viral on social media, Davis is walking away from the Bills sideline and yelling back to fans in the crowd. It’s unclear if they are Bills or Chiefs fans, but many assume it was folks from Buffalo since the game was being played in Orchard Park.

Bills tight ends Dawson Knox and Quintin Morris try to pull Davis away from it, but the receiver had plenty to say–you can’t really hear him considering the distance, but he certainly said a mouthful.

All this, and Davis is slated to become a free agent. The receiver has since said he would have played next week had Buffalo beaten Kansas City during locker cleanout day and indicated he is open to returning to the team.

“Always open to coming back I mean this is my first place, I’ve been with the Bills for the past four years,” he said during locker cleanout day. “I love Buffalo, I love everything about it. But again, I feel like definitely gotta go to March and see also the other options as well, I feel like that’s the business side of it and I gotta take advantage of it.”

The NSFW video clip of Davis’ interaction can be found below:

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Micah Hyde’s wife, Amanda, pens thank you to Bills Mafia

Could Hyde have played his last game with the #Bills?

It could be the end of the road for veteran safety Micah Hyde with the Buffalo Bills.

Or at least his wife, Amanda, made it sound possible.

The team captain will be a free agent in March. He’s now 33 and has sustained neck injuries over the past two seasons.

In a post to social media, Amanda Hyde’s post sounded a lot like a goodbye message to Buffalo and Bills Mafia.

“Thank you for making this place our home. Thank you for being so good to us. Thank you for making each season so special. And thank you for making this place so hard to leave. You will always have a piece of our hearts, and man, do we love you guys!” she wrote.

Her full message can be found below:

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Bills Mafia showed support for kicker Tyler Bass by mass donating to cat adoption group

Bills Mafia is once again proving why it’s unrivaled.

We already knew the Buffalo Bills have one of the best fanbases in professional sports, and it’s proving why once again this week.

The Bills’ season came to an end on Sunday night with a 27-24 loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs. A field goal attempt from kicker Tyler Bass with less than two minutes to play would have tied the game, but Bass’ kick sailed wide right.

Rather than turn on Bass, who has played for the team since it drafted him in the sixth round in 2020, the Bills Mafia rushed to his support. According to a report from The Buffalo News, fans have donated thousands of dollars and counting to the Ten Lives Club, a cat adoption group Bass has worked with in the past.

Kimberly LaRussa, who works with the Ten Lives Club, told The Buffalo News that fans wanted to donate $22 as an homage to Bass.

“That’s when we kind of learned that he was receiving a little hate today from yesterday’s football game,” LaRussa said. “And we were just so saddened to hear that, because everyone at Ten Lives Club, all our supporters, when they watch the Bills game, they’re all rooting for Tyler. That’s because he loves cats, and he helped Ten Lives Club last year.”

Bass began working with the group as a result of his partnership with Show Your Soft Side, which works in tandem with professional athletes to stop animal abuse.

The Ten Lives Club also made a post on Facebook defending Bass, which spurred a flood of donations. LaRussa said the organization had raised $7,000 through Facebook alone with even more online donations not yet calculated.

“WE STAND WITH TYLER BASS. DON’T BULLY OUR FRIEND,” the group posted on Facebook on Monday. “We just heard the terrible news that Tyler Bass is receiving threats after yesterday’s game and our phones are ringing off the hook from people who want to donate $22 to Ten Lives Club in Tyler’s name.

“Tyler doesn’t deserve any of the hate he’s receiving. He’s an excellent football player and an even better person who took the time to help our organization and rescue cats last year. Leave our friend alone.”

This isn’t the first time we’ve seen a gesture like this from the Bills Mafia. After a playoff win over the Ravens in 2021, Buffalo fans donated to the Blessings in a Backpack charity that Lamar Jackson supports.

The following year, fans donated more than $400,000 to support a Buffalo-based charity offering support to families dealing with pediatric cancer in honor of Bills tight end Dawson Knox’s late brother, Luke.

It’s never easy to make a mistake at such a critical moment in the game, but once again, Bills fans have shown compassion to one of their own.

Shirtless Jason Kelce picked up a young Bills fan to help her show Taylor Swift her sign

Actually seems like a pretty cool guy, especially for this:

Jason Kelce had himself a time at Highmark Stadium.

Kelce, the NFL veteran who is on the Eagles, has only played in one career game against the Bills in Orchard Park.

His brother, Travis Kelce, faced and beat the Bills with the Chiefs, 27-24, in the NFL’s divisional playoff round.

Prior to kickoff on Sunday, the Kelce brother who was in attendance as a fan went and hung out with Bills Mafia and tailgated in the parking lot around Highmark Stadium. Kelce then watched the game in a suite with his brother’s well-known girlfriend, Taylor Swift.

While there, Kelce still kept a soft spot for Bills fans even though their team ended up losing. In particular, one young Bills fan was given an awesome experience by him.

Kelce jumped out of the suite he was watching the game in. He went and lifted up one young Bills fan so she could see Swift and so she could show the music star her sign.

That will be a moment not soon forgotten.

Check out the experience below:

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National reaction to Jason Kelce going shirtless in Buffalo to celebrate a Chiefs TD

We’re looking at the national reaction to Jason Kelce going shirtless in Buffalo to celebrate a Travis Kelce touchdown against the Bills

Jason Kelce is contemplating retirement, but that hasn’t stopped the Eagles All-Pro center from enjoying life, and brother Travis’ AFC divisional matchup against the Bills.

Kelce spent Saturday evening tailgating with Bills Mafia, hanging out with Taylor Swift and breaking the internet after going shirtless to celebrate a touchdown by his litte brother.

The older Kelce even came out of his suite shirtless to chug beers with Buffalo fans, and social media reacted accordingly.

Jason Kelce tailgated with Bills Mafia before reacting to Travis’ TD with an electric shirtless celebration

He is THRIVING.

Last week, Jason Kelce’s season came to an end when the Philadelphia Eagles dropped their NFC wild-card matchup against the Buccaneers. That doesn’t mean his time enjoying playoff football is over, though.

Kelce was in attendance at Highmark Stadium in Orchard Park on Sunday to watch his brother, Travis, and the Kansas City Chiefs take on the Bills. But you just know that Jason wasn’t going to pass up the chance to experience the Bills Mafia atmosphere in person.

Ahead of the game, the New Heights podcast shared a clip of Jason doing a bowling ball shot with the Bills fans in the parking lot.

And then just minutes later, Jason was hanging out in the Kelce suite with Taylor Swift. Trust me: Jason was just getting started.

Once Travis scored a second-quarter touchdown to put Kansas City ahead, nobody in the stadium was more pumped than Jason. He took to the edge of the suite without a shirt and screamed — beer in hand. What a scene.

He even took the celebration into the stands. Simply amazing.

That’s quite a way to start your offseason (and possibly retirement). NFL fans loved all of it.

WATCH: Jason Kelce ingratiates himself with Bills Mafia by tailgating with fans

Philadelphia Eagles All-Pro center Jason Kelce was tailgating with Buffalo fans and hanging with Taylor Swift prior to the Chiefs vs. Bills AFC playoff game

Jason Kelce is a man of the people and a rising media sensation, so it’s no shock that the Eagles All-Pro center is in Buffalo for the Bills-Chiefs AFC divisional matchup on CBS.

Kelce was spotted with his mother Donna and Pop Star Taylor Swift prior to kickoff, but earlier in the afternoon, the people’s champion was spotted tailgating and having cocktails with Bills Mafia.

Kelce is enjoying the festivities and likely went viral against after his shirtless celebration of a touchdown reception by his brother Travis.