Bengals Players Taunted Bills Fans Leaving Highmark Stadium

It was the most disappointing end to the season that Bills fans could have had on Sunday.

The Buffalo Bills lost to the Cincinnati Bengals in the AFC Divisional round at Highmark Stadium, 27-10. The score wasn't even that close, as the Bills got dominated in every facet of the game: offense, defense and coaching.

What stood out the most was how easy the Bengals were making it look on offense and just how much the Bills offensive and defensive lines got dominated by the Bengals lines. The coaching was also suspect, as it felt like the Bills had the worse possible game plan on both sides of the ball, especially on defense.

The offense was non-existent. The Bengals doubled Stefon Diggs on nearly every play and the rest of the Bills wide receivers could not get going. The running was also not great either.

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The Bengals players motivated themselves this week, with both running back Joe Mixon and wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase saying it was "disrespectful" that the Bills and Chiefs were selling AFC Championship game tickets to season ticket holders for the potential neutral site game in Atlanta.

Even though the Bengals were doing the same thing with their fans, making AFC Championship game tickets against the Jacksonville Jaguars available. None of these tickets were ever processed, obviously, but it made the NFL's logistical ticket-selling (which they do every season) like it was a new thing.

Bengals players taunted Bills fans as the game was ending with that motivation.

The Bengals will play at the Kansas City Chiefs in the AFC Championship game. The reason that game is at Arrowhead Stadium is because even before the January 2nd game between the Bills and Bengals was cancelled, the Bengals could not mathematically get the 1 seed if the Chiefs won out...which they did.