Bills Mafia represented from the top of Mount Everest
Buffalo Bills fandom has spread rapidly around the country in recent years, and especially in the Josh Allen era. The "Bills Mafia" have created backers bars in most corners of the country and they have even gone international.
The team's fans travel better than most if not all other teams, and because of this they were voted as the best fanbase in the NFL in 2020. Some have even considered the Bills to be America's team.
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The red, white, and blue colors of the Bills can be spotted anywhere at anytime. Restaurants, airports, shopping malls, you name it. There is always the chance you'll see someone repping Bills gear, and if it's you wearing it, then you can expect a "Go Bills!" to be shouted in your direction.
But, what if I told you that Bills Mafia could not only travel around from stadium to stadium, but to the highest point on Earth?
Bills season ticket holder, Matt Ferrari, was seen representing the team from the top of Mount Everest. Check out photos of him waving a Bills flag at the summit of the mountain below:
This article originally appeared on Bills Wire: Bills Mafia represents from the top of Mount Everest
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