The only thing Buffalo Bills fans seem to enjoy more than having their team win soccer games is scurrying through the tables at their pre- and post-game matches. That’s their thing. And one of their former quarterbacks says he’ll be in practice if the Bills win the Super Bowl this season.
Ryan Fitzpatrick – who recently retired from the NFL – was asked by TMZ sports this week if he jumps over a table in case the Bills win the Super Bowl.
“There’s no doubt about it,” said Fitzpatrick. “I’ll be there in Buffalo to do it if that happens, yes.”
The Bills are among the favorites to win the Super Bowl this season thanks to Josh Allen’s presence in midfield and a devastating defense led by the team’s defense. They put on a clinic in their season opener, beating defending Super Bowl champions Los Angeles Rams 31-10 en route.
Despite claiming to be ready to plow through if the Bills win, Fitzpatrick still chose Lamar Jackson and the Baltimore Ravens as his Super Bowl picks.
Fitzpatrick spent four years with the Bills during his NFL career, starting with the team from the 2009 to 2012 season. Buffalo was his first chance to be a starter in the NFL and really start one. in past careers are not appreciated more than in this era.
