NFL YouTuber recounts experience of jumping through table with Bills Mafia during $100,000 fundraiser - “I was bruised”
The Buffalo Bills have a fanbase that is exceedingly passionate about them. And to complement this, the fans have a unique style of celebrating their team: jumping through tables.
This act probably best represents the Bills Mafia, especially at tailgates. They smash card tables like they are nothing. If the team is having a good season, you can bet that it will be difficult to find any card tables in the city.
NFL YouTuber Tom Grossi learned this the hard way. During his series '30 NFL Stadiums in 30 days', Grossi visited the Highmark Stadium to know more about the Bills Mafia and how they celebrate the good days of the Buffalo Bills.
As it turns out, he went there and decided to jump through a table. In a YouTube video for his channel, he detailed the experience and how he felt after the jump:
“It was done, I jumped through the table, I was bruised, bloody, but I was Victorious. We showed up to the house and it was the biggest crowd that we had seen thus far over 150 people showed up and there were even news cameras."
The last four years have seen a ton of reasons to jump through tables if you're a Buffalo fan. The franchise has made the playoffs for four straight seasons. They have also won the AFC East for the last three years.
If they make it to the Super Bowl in 2023, you can bet there will be no tables left in the city.
Jumping through tables is the passionate Bills Mafia's trademark celebratory move
There are many signature moves for every fanbase in the league, but the Bills Mafia take it to the next level with their jumping through tables on every possible ocasion.
There have been instances where fans jumped through burning tables. Some fans did the jumps to reveal the gender of a baby. Whatever the situation is, if it involves the team, they will find a way to break a table.
With the 2023 season coming to us, and with Josh Allen and his team ready to make another run to the playoffs, we can expect these scenes to continue from September to, who knows, February in the Super Bowl?