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Dion Dawkins writes an emotional letter to Bills fans before the final game at Highmark Stadium, reflecting on his memories, the stadium's significance, and urging fans to make the last game unforgettable, as he prepares to say goodbye to a place that has shaped his NFL journey.
Josh Allen set a new NFL record as the fastest player to reach 300 total touchdowns, surpassing Patrick Mahomes in 127 games, while continuing to build his legacy despite not yet securing a Super Bowl.
The Kelce family and Taylor Swift were reportedly shocked by the intense reception from Bills Mafia during a Chiefs-Bills game in Buffalo last year. Despite initially expecting a fun atmosphere, the group found the experience overwhelming and are uncertain about returning. Taylor Swift, who has been performing nearby in Toronto, is expected to attend an upcoming game at Highmark Stadium, although she hasn't attended any Chiefs road games this season.
Jason Kelce, brother of Chiefs' Travis Kelce, explained his shirtless celebration and beer chug after his brother's touchdown, attributing it to the energy of 'Bills Mafia' and consuming 40 Miller Lite beers. Despite his wife's disapproval, Kelce jumped into the crowd, emphasizing that such antics are part of his charm. The Chiefs went on to win the game 27-24.
Kylie Kelce revealed that her husband, Jason Kelce, missed out on his goal of going through a table at the Bills-Chiefs game, where he went shirtless in a suite and fully embraced the Bills Mafia tailgating experience, including chugging alcohol out of a bowling ball and downing 40 Miller Lites. Despite Kylie's initial support, she had to reel him back in after he repeatedly jumped out of the suite shirtless, causing chaos and making the job of the police harder. Jason also reflected on his missed opportunity to go through a table and did not share his tailgate plans for the upcoming AFC Championship game in Baltimore.
Jason Kelce, brother of Kansas City Chiefs player Travis Kelce, had a blast experiencing the Bills Mafia tailgating scene in Buffalo, describing it as one of the most fun experiences he's ever had. He visited The Big Tree Inn and Pinto Ron's tailgate, enjoying the electric atmosphere and shenanigans. Kelce expressed a desire to go through a table next time and even discussed post-retirement plans of visiting different tailgates weekly. Despite cheering for the rival team, Kelce's enthusiasm shows he has what it takes to be a member of the Bills Mafia.
The Ten Lives Club cat rescue organization has received over $100,000 in donations in support of Buffalo Bills kicker Tyler Bass after he faced negative comments for missing a game-tying field goal. The donations, made in Bass's name, have poured in from both Western New York and Chiefs country, with the funds greatly benefiting the rescue's efforts to help thousands of cats each year. The organization expressed gratitude for the overwhelming generosity and emphasized the importance of kindness, hoping that Bass sees the positive impact he has made.
Buffalo Bills kicker Tyler Bass deactivated his social media accounts after receiving online hate for missing a potential game-tying field goal in the team's playoff loss to the Kansas City Chiefs. In response, Bills Mafia showed support by donating to a local cat shelter, where Bass is a brand ambassador. The shelter received over $14,000 in donations in Bass's name, with supporters condemning the online harassment and standing up for the kicker.
Jason Kelce, the longtime Eagles center, embraced the Bills Mafia experience by celebrating his brother Travis Kelce's touchdown in the Chiefs' playoff game against the Bills, losing his shirt and drinking beers with fans in a suite. Amid retirement speculation, Jason addressed the rumors on his podcast, emphasizing the need for a definitive and respectful announcement. Despite the Eagles' recent playoff loss, Travis believes Jason still has football left in him if he chooses to continue playing.
Over 150 Buffalo Bills fans gathered at the airport at 4 a.m. to welcome the team back after winning the AFC East title for the fourth consecutive season. The victory also secured the No. 2 seed in the conference, guaranteeing home playoff games for the next two weeks. The Bills will face the Pittsburgh Steelers in the opening round of the playoffs on Sunday, January 14 at 1 p.m.
This article covers a range of topics, including a review of a Star Wars video pinball machine at Costco, a discussion about sandwiches in America, the presence of high-character athletes in Denver, criticism of the Monday Night Football intro, and the selection of a deserving Bills Mafia member for a Labatt box. The article also mentions the Siesta Key show, MLB blackouts, and the end of summer.
The fans featured in the Madden NFL 2024 cover art with Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen are actual Bills fans from a Bills Mafia backer bar in Los Angeles. They were not told they were shooting for the cover and their reactions were genuine. Allen directed the fans to celebrate like only Bills Mafia knows how when the cameras were rolling. This is the first time in the history of the Madden franchise that fans from a team of the cover athlete have been featured in the art.