Buffalo Bills Fans Will Easily Outnumber Texans Fans This Sunday

Fans of the Buffalo Bills (aka Bills Mafia) are so dedicated to their favorite team that they’re known to show up in full force at away games. 

This coming Sunday will be no different...although, we have a pretty good feeling it’s for different reasons than usual. 

Several times during away games, the massive cheers from people wearing blue and red seemed to drown out even the hometown crowd of whoever they were facing. Even when the Buffalo Bills go on the road, you’re still likely to find that members of Bills Mafia are the first ones tailgating in the stadium lots, blasting the “Shout” song and erupting in cheers of “Hey-EY-EY-EY!”

Although Bills fans made up a sizable portion of the crowd last Sunday night at M&T Bank Stadium in Baltimore, they were still outnumbered by Ravens fans during the 35-10 loss. 

READ MORE: How Many Bills Fans Will Be At Sunday’s Game In Baltimore?

But watch out, Texans fans– Bills Mafia is reportedly planning to come out in full force this Sunday afternoon. 

Buffalo Bills Fans To Make Up More Than Half Of The Crowd In Houston

It looks like the Mafia is headed to the Lonestar state in droves this weekend, as Vivid Seats’ Fan Forcecast projects that based on ticket sales, 54% of NRG Stadium will be rooting for the Bills, traveling an average of 484 miles to make the trip. 

Holy cow!

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We know that dedicated fans will travel far and wide to see their team in action, but we have a strange suspicion there’s more to this than just love for the Buffalo Bills… 

Fans Will See Stefon Diggs Take On The Bills For The First Time

We are so curious to see how Buffalo Bills fans will react to seeing popular former Bills wide receiver Stefon Diggs on the field taking on his former team (along with how the players themselves will react, considering his recent comments about the Bills). 

READ MORE: Josh Allen Wouldn’t Say He Misses Stefon Diggs

Fans from Buffalo have mixed feelings about the old #14 (now #1), with some saying “good riddance” while others are still sad the Pro-Bowler is gone. 

Either way, even fans who aren’t in attendance for Sunday’s game will have their eyes glued to the field to watch this awkward dynamic between Diggs and the Buffalo Bills unfold. 

READ MORE: 5 Houston Texans Who Used To Play For The Buffalo Bills