Social media had all sorts of priceless reactions to a viral video of a Buffalo Bills fan eating an interesting meal of choice out of a Ziploc bag during the team’s beatdown of the Jacksonville Jaguars on Monday night.
The @everythingbuffalo Instagram account shared a video of a Buffalo Bills fan treating himself to a mouthwatering serving of…spaghetti…fresh out of a Ziplog Bag at Highmark Stadium.
We’re pretty sure that the Bills do not serve Spaghetti at Highmark Stadium, so we have to go with the unfortunate assumption that this fan decided to eat it cold. And who knows how long he was carrying it around for?
On a less gross note, let’s take a look at the priceless reactions from fans on social media:
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As every sports fan knows, stadium food and beverages are ridiculously overpriced at most venues. I mean, having to pay $12-15 for a single beer when you can get a 20-pack of Budweiser at your local store for $20? So credit to this Buffalo Bills fan for finding a loophole and saving himself dozens of dollars.
And better yet, this Bills fan was treated to a prime-time shellacking, with his team crushing Trevor Lawrence and the Jaguars 47-10 to improve to 3-0 on the season. If this fan is going to any more games at Highmark Stadium this year, we wonder if he’ll try bringing in spaghetti again.
Buffalo Bills Haven’t Missed A Beat
Many expected the Bills to regress this year after losing several key contributors in the offseason, including Stefon Diggs, Gabe Davis, Mitch Morse, Tre’Davious White, Micah Hyde, Leonard Floyd and Jordan Poyer.
But somehow, the Bills look better now than they did at any point last season. Josh Allen is playing the best football of his career (so far), and Sean McDermott’s defense has put the clamps down. So much for their Super Bowl window closing.
