Buffalo Bills troll the Baltimore Ravens in brutal but epic way after Divisional Round victory
The Buffalo Bills just couldn't help themselves. After a big win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night, the Bills social media team had some fun. And it involved one of the hottest topics in the United States from over the weekend. They posted a video of Dion Dawkins running off the field celebrating the […]
The Buffalo Bills just couldn't help themselves.
After a big win over the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday night, the Bills social media team had some fun. And it involved one of the hottest topics in the United States from over the weekend.
They posted a video of Dion Dawkins running off the field celebrating the victory, but after a few seconds, a notification popped up.
"Sorry, Ravens aren't available right now.
A game eliminating the Ravens has been played in Orchard Park. Unfortunately, this means you can't watch the Ravens until next season.
We are fortunate that the Buffalo Bills have moved on to teh AFC Championship. We will see you in Kansas City. Please stay tuned!, they wrote.
This was in reference to the notification that people all across the United States got on Saturday night when the popular social media app, TikTok, was briefly banned.
This was a brutal, but epic way to troll the Ravens.
The Bills appeared to have control for the majority of the game, capitalizing on turnovers by the Ravens. While Baltimore ultimately came back, two failed two-point conversion attempts allowed Buffalo to come out on top.
And with that, the earned a spot in the AFC Championship Game.
But, the Bills had some extra motivation for this specific game. In his postgame press conference, head coach Sean McDermott brought up how a Baltimore radio personality called Buffalo a "city of losers."
"This is a city of winners," McDermott said after the game. "These people in this town are winners. And I've been here just eight years, but I consider this my hometown. This place is different and the people here are different. They deserve more than whoever said that."
All the different social media accounts poke fun at one another over the course of the season. And credit goes to the Bills team who capitalized on such a trending topic.
