Buffalo Bills

The Buffalo Bills are a cornerstone franchise of the National Football League (NFL), known for representing the resilience and spirit of Western New York. Originally a charter member of the American Football League (AFL), the Bills found their greatest historical success in the 1990s, becoming the only team ever to appear in four consecutive Super Bowls (1991–1994). That dominant run, led by Hall of Fame players like Jim Kelly, Thurman Thomas, and Bruce Smith, cemented the team's legacy as an enduring force in the AFC East.

 

The modern Bills are powered by a fierce competitiveness and their incredibly passionate fan base, famously known as the "Bills Mafia." Playing their home games in the often snow-covered city of Orchard Park, this team embodies a blue-collar, tough identity that is both exciting and often dramatic. With a renewed era of sustained success in recent years, the Bills continue their chase for the franchise's first Super Bowl title, driven by the intense loyalty and energy of their dedicated followers.